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What do you remember from ‘Understanding
               Markets’ ….

        Test what you’ve learned!
Choosing the right legal
      structure
Learning Objectives


By the end of this lesson you should be able to:

1.   Understand why it is important to have the right legal
     structure and recognise the sector they fit into.

2. Identity and explain the key features, benefits and
   drawbacks of various types of business.

3. Evaluate the most appropriate business structure for
   particular situations.
What is the right legal structure?


       Why it is important to choose the right legal
       structure for a business:

           The records and accounts that have to be kept
           Tax and National Insurance
           Liability faced by owners if a business fails
           Sources of finance available to owners
           The way that decisions are made
LO1) Understand why it is important to have the right legal structure and recognise
the sector they fit into.
Business Sectors


                                               What do we mean by the
                                               public and private
                                               sector?

                                               Can you think of any
                                               examples of businesses
                                               that fit in these sectors?
LO1) Understand why it is important to have the right legal structure and recognise
the sector they fit into.
Business Sectors
       Can you put the correct type of Business ownership
                         in each sector?

         PUBLIC SECTOR                                     PRIVATE SECTOR

                                                              PARTNERSHIPS

             GOVERNMENT                                        SOLE TRADER
                                                          PRIVATE LIMITED (LTD)

                                                           PUBLIC LIMITED (PLC)


LO1) Understand why it is important to have the right legal structure and recognise
the sector they fit into.
What business sector?




LO1) Understand why it is important to have the right legal structure and recognise
the sector they fit into.
Over to you….


                                               Research and prepare a presentation
                                               based on one of the following forms of
                                               ownership:

                                                  Sole Traders
                                                  Partnerships
                                                  Private Limited Companies
                                                  Public Limited Companies
                                                  Not-For-Profit Businesses

                                               Prepare to present back to the rest of
                                               the group.
LO2) Identity and explain the key features, benefits and drawbacks of various types of
business.
What type of ownership?


                During feedback,
                summarise key points
                from your peer
                presentations.

                Be prepared to answer
                questions.

LO2) Identity and explain the key features, benefits and drawbacks of various types of
business.
Why is the legal structure so
                          important?


       Choose your perfect
       home and car….

       You own a business
       and are looking into
       different types of
       business ownership….

LO2) Identity and explain the key features, benefits and drawbacks of various types of
business.
Limited and Unlimited Liability


Unlimited Liability                        Limited Liability
• The finances of a business are treated   • The legal duty to pay debts run up by a
  as inseparable from the finances of        business stay with the business itself.
  business owners.
                                           • Courts can make a firm sell off assets.
• Personal assets can be seized by
  creditors in order to meet outstanding   • If insufficient funds then a firm can be
  depts.                                     forced to close down.
                                 –
• If insufficient funds raised then the    • Regarded as incorporated.
  owner can be made bankrupt.

• Regarded as unincorporated.
Finally…..



Create a question based
on todays lesson.
Re-cap Learning Objectives

You should now be able to:

1.   Understand why it is important to have the right legal
     structure and recognise the sector they fit into.

2. Identity and explain the key features, benefits and
   drawbacks of various types of business.

3. Evaluate the most appropriate business structure for
   particular situations.

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1.7 choosing the right legal structure - moodle

  • 1. Do Now What do you remember from ‘Understanding Markets’ …. Test what you’ve learned!
  • 2. Choosing the right legal structure
  • 3. Learning Objectives By the end of this lesson you should be able to: 1. Understand why it is important to have the right legal structure and recognise the sector they fit into. 2. Identity and explain the key features, benefits and drawbacks of various types of business. 3. Evaluate the most appropriate business structure for particular situations.
  • 4. What is the right legal structure? Why it is important to choose the right legal structure for a business: The records and accounts that have to be kept Tax and National Insurance Liability faced by owners if a business fails Sources of finance available to owners The way that decisions are made LO1) Understand why it is important to have the right legal structure and recognise the sector they fit into.
  • 5. Business Sectors What do we mean by the public and private sector? Can you think of any examples of businesses that fit in these sectors? LO1) Understand why it is important to have the right legal structure and recognise the sector they fit into.
  • 6. Business Sectors Can you put the correct type of Business ownership in each sector? PUBLIC SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR PARTNERSHIPS GOVERNMENT SOLE TRADER PRIVATE LIMITED (LTD) PUBLIC LIMITED (PLC) LO1) Understand why it is important to have the right legal structure and recognise the sector they fit into.
  • 7. What business sector? LO1) Understand why it is important to have the right legal structure and recognise the sector they fit into.
  • 8. Over to you…. Research and prepare a presentation based on one of the following forms of ownership: Sole Traders Partnerships Private Limited Companies Public Limited Companies Not-For-Profit Businesses Prepare to present back to the rest of the group. LO2) Identity and explain the key features, benefits and drawbacks of various types of business.
  • 9. What type of ownership? During feedback, summarise key points from your peer presentations. Be prepared to answer questions. LO2) Identity and explain the key features, benefits and drawbacks of various types of business.
  • 10. Why is the legal structure so important? Choose your perfect home and car…. You own a business and are looking into different types of business ownership…. LO2) Identity and explain the key features, benefits and drawbacks of various types of business.
  • 11. Limited and Unlimited Liability Unlimited Liability Limited Liability • The finances of a business are treated • The legal duty to pay debts run up by a as inseparable from the finances of business stay with the business itself. business owners. • Courts can make a firm sell off assets. • Personal assets can be seized by creditors in order to meet outstanding • If insufficient funds then a firm can be depts. forced to close down. – • If insufficient funds raised then the • Regarded as incorporated. owner can be made bankrupt. • Regarded as unincorporated.
  • 12. Finally….. Create a question based on todays lesson.
  • 13. Re-cap Learning Objectives You should now be able to: 1. Understand why it is important to have the right legal structure and recognise the sector they fit into. 2. Identity and explain the key features, benefits and drawbacks of various types of business. 3. Evaluate the most appropriate business structure for particular situations.

Notas del editor

  1. Explain that public is government and private is Ltd and also Plc.
  2. Explain that public is government and private is Ltd and also Plc.
  3. Students should then complete the Jennings Cycles worksheet (LO3)