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O-Level Forms of business ownership
What the O-Level syllabus expects for Forms of business ownership, and how to practise it.
What the syllabus expects
- Describe the characteristics of the private limited company, the limited liability partnership and the sole proprietorship
Scope: Excludes the legal formation of entities and knowledge of the Board of Directors and AGM - Tell apart the financial statements of a private limited company and a sole proprietorship
- Weigh up and decide among the ownership forms (private limited company, limited liability partnership and sole proprietorship) when establishing a business
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