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Question
Sole Trading Concern and Partnership Firm
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Solution
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Sr. No. |
Basis of Difference |
Sole Trading Concern |
Partnership firm |
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1.
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Meaning |
Owned and controlled by only one person.
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In this form of business organization two or more persons come together to undertake a business activity and share profits. |
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2. |
Formation |
It can be formed at any time when proprietor decides. |
It can be formed by an agreement between two more competent persons. |
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3. |
Ownership |
Sole trading concern has only one owner. |
Minimum number of members is 2 and maximum 10 in banking and 20 in other firm. |
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4. |
Registration |
Registration is not necessary. |
Registration is not necessary, but it is useful. (compulsory in Maharashtra) |
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5. |
Secrecy |
A sole trading concern ensures maximum secrecy. |
Secrecy is shared by the partners. |
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6. |
Managerial |
The entire burden of management lies on owner. |
All partners contribute these skills so there is division of work and expertise. |
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7. |
Capital |
Because of only one owner, amount of capital is very small. |
Contribution of all partner’s capital increases. |
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8. |
Profit& Loss |
A proprietor is himself receiver of all the profit and loss. |
Profit is shared by partners as per their agreements. |
