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Page 1: Chapter 5. Equities and transactions

Chapter 5.Equities and transactions

Instructor: Ng T Thuc Hien

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Contents

1.Types of business

2.What is equity

3.Equity: share capital

4.Equity: retained earnings and other reserves

5.Dividends

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1.Types of business

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Types of business

Sole traders Partnerships Limited liability companies

01 02 03

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Watch the following videos about sole traders,

partnerships and limited liability company and note

down the characteristics of each type of business. After

the videos, groups will join a game to test your

understanding.

Each group nominates 2 climbers to climb the Olympia

peak. Group which has climber in Top 6 will get 10

points/climber.

Team workTypes of business

https://nearpod.com/student/

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Summary

- Sole traders are people who work for themselves. Examples include a

local shopkeeper, plumber or hairdresser. The term sole trader refers to

the ownership of the business; sole traders can have employees.

- Partnerships occur when two or more people decide to share the risks

and rewards of a business together. Examples include an accountancy,

medical or legal practice. A partnership can take one of two forms: a

general partnership (like two or more sole traders) or a Limited Liability

Partnership LLP (more like a company and not considered further in

Accounting).

- Limited liability companies are incorporated to take advantage of

‘limited liability’ for their owners (shareholders). This means that, while

sole traders (always) and partners (usually) are personally responsible for

the amounts owed by their businesses, the owners (shareholders) of a

limited liability company are only responsible for the amount to be paid for

their shares.

Source: ICAEW CFAB Accounting workbook

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Summary

- Sole traders:

• Owner contribute 100% of the capital.

• Easy to establish.

• Limited lifetime -> The business is dissolved if the

owner is ceased or dead.

• Profit from the business is taxed on personal income

tax.

• Owner is personally liable for the business’s liabilities.

• Accounting is maintained based on personal

preferences of owner.

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Summary

- Partnerships:

• Have to file with authority to establish.

• Two or more partners contribute capital.

• Partners are jointly and severally liable for the

business’s liabilities.

• Profit from the business is taxed on personal income

tax of partners.

• Accounting must be filed according to state

requirements.

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Summary

- Limited liability companies/Corporations:

• Have to file with authorities to establish.

• Owners are not personally liable for the company’s

liabilities.

• Accounting must be filed according to state

requirements.

• Under government of Corporate Law.

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1. Sole trader: kinh doanh cá thể2. Partnerships: kinh doanh hợp vốn3. Limited liability company: Cty TNHH4. Corporation: tập đoàn5. Private company: công ty tư nhân6. Public company: công ty đại chúng7. Separate legal entity: tư cách pháp lý độc lập8. Ownership: quyền sở hữu

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02. What is equity?

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ASSETS = LIABILITIES + EQUITIES

Equity

represents the

net funds

invested into a

business.

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Capital contribution

any time that you

pay for business

expenses with

personal funds or

transfer personal

funds to a business

bank account.

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Entity type Sole trader Partnership Corporation

Capital Owners’

equity

Partners’

contributions

Shareholders’

equity

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Retained earnings

the amount of net

income left over for

the business after it

has paid out

dividends to its

shareholders.

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Entity type Sole trader Partnership Corporation

Capital Owners’

equity

Partners’

contributions

Shareholders’

equity

Retained

earnings

Retained

earnings

Retained

earnings

Retained

earnings

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Owners’ withdrawal

owner’s withdrawal is

when an owner

takes money out of

the company for

personal use.

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Entity type Sole trader Partnership Corporation

Capital Owners’

equity

Partners’

contributions

Shareholders’

equity

Retained

earnings

Retained

earnings

Retained

earnings

Retained

earnings

Withdrawals Drawings Partner

drawings

Dividends

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1. Capital contribution/capital: vốn góp

2. Owners’ equity: Vốn chủ sở hữu

3. Partners’ contribution: Vốn góp thành

viên

4. Shareholders’ equity: Vốn cổ đông

5. Retained earning: Lợi nhuận giữ lại

6. Withdraws/Drawings: Rút tiền

7. Dividend: cổ tức

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