Unit 2 P2 Business Analysis

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Unit 1 Task 2 P2- Describe the different types of business ownership, linking this to the size and scale of four different organisations By Megan Quigley Glengaw Store Glengaw Stores is a local business which provides the community with every day. Essential needs like food, milk, electrical, cards, toiletries, bread, ect. Ownership Glengow stores is run by a sole trader which means that is owned and run by one individual and in which there is no legal distinction between the owner and the business. The owner receives all profits (subject to taxation specific to the business) and has unlimited responsibility for all losses and debts. Every asset of the business is owned by the proprietor and all debts of the business are the…show more content…
Scale Sainsbury’s is a national business located in Britain, as it provides series to Britain and Ireland. Oxfam Oxfam is an international charity which is focused on fighting poverty and empowering impoverished individuals around the world. 13 partner organizations belong to Oxfam, working with a number of affiliates in 100 countries to provide everything from donations of clothing to legislative advocacy. This charity is very highly ranked by many charity rating organizations, and it is much respected in the international aid community. Ownership Oxfam is apart of the Voluntary Sector which means they are supported by grants or fund-raising in which any surpluses are re-invested into the work of the organisation and managed by unpaid management committees, trustees or directors. The Advantages of Voluntary Sector • It promotes international monetary co-operation and global financial stability. • It provides temporary financial help to countries in debt – particularly those with balance-of-payments problems. • It encourages economic…show more content…
Size The size of Oxfam would be a large as it has 5,955 employees worldwide. Scale The scale of this business would be global as Oxfam provides help and services all over the world. O’ Neills O’Neill’s is a private limited company (Ltd) that sells sports clothing and equipment such as football, Gaelic, and hurley shirts, socks, and football’s, boots ect as well as footballs, hurling bats, and gaelic balls.. They are well known shop to all people that are into sports as they will see well known player’s wear clothing with the brand on it. Ownership O’Neill’s is owned a private limited company which means it’s a form of incorporated business that is used to reduce exposure to debt by the owners. A private limited company can function as any other type of business, including corporations. A PLC pays taxes as an independent unit from the shareholders and managers of the company. The Advantages of being a private limited company • If successful and wants to raise money for growth it can become a plc and offer shares to the public • Use profits to set up pension schemes • Limited

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