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Benefits only:

1. Liability: The foremost benefit is of limited financial liability for the promoter / entrepreneur. Nikki W has explained this very well in simple language in the 2nd para starting with From a legal stand point.....

2. Perpetuity: The continuity in business in legal terms remain perpetual in case of a private limited company where as in case of proprietary, with the death of the proprietor the business comes to an end.

3. Independence of business: The business of the company is separate from its owners, from legal point of view. The owners - shareholders, except in certain situations like breach of trust etc., are not identified with the business of the company as the company in itself is an independent artificial person which can do each and every thing of its own, except marrying and casting vote in country's elections, and runs its business through its duly elected management. Therefore, the owners of the business (shareholders) can't be sued or prosecuted directly for the misdeeds/faults of the company or its officers/agents.

4. Bigger commercial status: The company form of business enjoy bigger commercial status, hence , can enjoy bigger business/projects, bigger financing, bigger infrastructure and bigger name.

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7.8..9........more and more from professional point of view but for common understanding, the above four benefits can make one understand the rest of the benefits to flow.

2006-07-19 21:42:53 · answer #1 · answered by helpaneed 7 · 2 1

I think you mean limited liability company versus proprietorship.

From a legal stand point, limited liability company protects your personal assets, like your home, your personal car, etc in case of a law suit as the name indicates. In a proprietorship, they can go after everything you own down to your underwear.

From a tax stand point, limited liability company's income and losses flows through to the owner, just as in proprietorship. So, if the company operates at a loss, you can offset other income items you might have for the tax year.

From a filing perspective, limited liability company needs to be filed in state and fed, while proprietorship is pretty much file-free.

If you have assets you need to protect, form a LLC. If you have something very simple with very little risk for law suit, go for the proprietorship.

2006-07-19 18:29:22 · answer #2 · answered by Nikki W 3 · 0 0

pal i'd prefer to characteristic right here that A partnership is a organization run by 2 or extra human beings jointly. There might want to be a written settlement detailing this association. income are regularly shared between companions in accordance to the settlement. inspite of the actual undeniable reality that income may be shared unequally, liabilities that would get up are shared mutually. it is something that each and each human being in touch might want to be very sparkling about. in spite of in case you in basic terms own a million% of the organization you'll nevertheless be to blame for 100% of the legal duty. and compared to a Sole dealer or a Partnership, the constrained corporation is legally a separate entity in its own excellent. the directors and shareholders have constrained legal duty. at the same time as a constrained corporation is created it would want to have an accredited Shareholding which specifies the decrease of a shareholders legal duty. If all stocks were issued then shareholders at the prompt are not answerable for any extra debts that the corporation would accrue. it is definitely the most sensible selection if capital is being placed into the organization by absolutely everyone who isn't fascinated in operating it. desire i'm excellent.

2016-11-06 20:58:45 · answer #3 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

Pvt Ltd Co. cannot screw you bec they have rules. You can sue them if they screw you. Proprietorship cos. screw you. They are lala cos., so to say. You have to get screwed or quit.

2006-07-20 02:44:32 · answer #4 · answered by easyboy 4 · 0 0

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