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Introduction
Sole proprietorship comes with both benefits and challenges financial risk due to unlimited liability being the most outstanding issue.
Management and decision making is limited to the same individual hence valuable.
The decision making process is also small and could be less informed.
Inclusion if investors does not only come with financial safety but also smoothens and intensifies business processes.
It is necessary to make all possible considerations in the process.
Working in any business as a sole may at times be the best way of ensuring that constant avoidable problems are eliminated. However it also comes with a number of problems associated with this technique starting from financial constraints to complementation to decision making process among many others. With this developing the corporate culture is one way of ensuring that these elements are eliminated.
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Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)
A limited liability partnership with be the fittest way to go for the business.
The business will be owned by less than ten individuals who will have differentiated shares but the founder holds the majority.
It maintains the value of investment within the scope of the business.
Financial power amplifies the competitiveness of the business .
It is also simple to start and incorporate as well as change status from sole proprietorship (Whittaker, 2016).
It also provides a sense of financial freedom due to the limited liability.
The essence of selecting limited liability partnership is based on the financial freedom that it bring up from sole proprietorship. The startup process is also a motivator. With this in mind it also incorporates other managerial positions which ensures that the business is run in an efficient way.
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Advantages of LLP
Improved decision making process due the increase in participants.
Bigger pool of resources.
Simplicity of start up and change of status from sole proprietorship.
Better financial freedom due to limited liability(Curry & Scherer 2016).
The structural formation is very limited and thus very easy
Better competitive nature of the business (Whittaker, 2016).
They are many benefits which makes the issue of partnership to be the right one for the business. These benefits includes better decision, and more capital that can be used for investment just to name a few. The ease of incorporation is another factor that is considered in the process. Limited liability exempts the original sole proprietor and all other partners from any business risks.
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LLP Startup Requirement
Business description inclusive of the scope of business operation conditions and methods if possible (Whittaker, 2016).
The prime location of the business and if it will have braches, then they should be listed with the headquarter indicated.
The number and a list of the partners involved in the partnership however some state and countries do no require the list.
A statement that the business has and will maintain insurance.
Understanding of the possibility of the limited liability expiring in written (Curry & Schorer 2016).
Signed agreements of entry into the partnership.
Business partnership should be operated as covenant. In this case a series of events should be followed to ensure that everything is working accordingly. It is through the combination of these steps that everything will be achieved. Every step should be analyzed and all the critical elements should be understood.
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LLP Writing Process
The business plan, scope and list of partners is the first step.
Rules concerning voting, admitting new partners, and management (Whittaker, 2016).
The final step is the exit strategy that should be used in the business if need be
Others such as the terms of agreement and investment may be included
Lastly is signing the agreement and making sure that everything is working accordingly (Fox & Fox, 2016).
Personal information may not be necessary due the limited liability status. Second is that profit and loss is something must be agreed upon it will involve how they are shared making sure that everything is working according. Others rules such as rue which must be used in case someone else joins the investment should be developed making sure critical components are achieved.
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Legal Liabilities for Directors
The director of a LLP who is one of the partners is independent of the business risks in this case (Fox & Fox, 2016).
On instances when the company does not meet its pledges the director is liable to creditors of the business but the business sorts itself out.
A director of a LLP should be aggressive whenever a company faces financial challenges (Fox & Fox, 2016).
The director who are the partners here are free from taxation liability.
Any contribution to credits and debts of the business is on voluntary basis.
The limited liability status of the LLP excepts the partners from any liability to the possible losses of the business. Here, the partners and the business are two separate entices. Any contribution should be agreed among the partners and should be voluntary on need basis.
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Legal Liabilities of Directors.
Directors of a LLP will not be liable of any loss suffered by the business in its operations (Whittaker, 2016).
Under environmental liabilities only officers and management are liable for any of the environmental offences committed by the business and therefore the business is liable on its own.
They are also exempted from and tortious action as in the operations of the business but could be liable if personal action is involved (Fox & Fox, 2016).
Directors contributing to recover debts is on voluntary basis
The business ins an independent entity. The Director or partners come in on profits and policies. Losses and suits are directed to the business separately. They may however be liable for their personal actions in or outside the capacity of the business.
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Minimizing Director Liability
Directors here are safe from liability (Whittaker, 2016).
Offices need to obtain director’s insurance. Insurance will be able to limit any exposure, they should choose an appropriate insurance
Directors and officers should be proactive, they should act before things get bad i.e. minimizing personal liability (Chen & Zou, 2016).
Directors in extreme extents should chip in to aid in paying the tax debts of the business.
Directors should always seek advices very fast. They normally seek advice at a late stage where advices cannot be of help (Chen & Zou, 2016).
Regardless of various personal liabilities direct returns or can be in a position to minimize them. Personal liabilities which fall under finance in a company should be minimized through implementation of good financial processes to ensure all tax and superannuation are paid within the appropriate anticipated time in accordance with the financer agreement.
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Minimizing Director Liability
Directors should always seek advice depending on the terms and conditions of the business policies (Chen & Zou, 2016).
Outside directors might be interested with policies that encompasses of several directors (Whittaker, 2016).
It’s a policy that might cover them when an individual will engage themselves in a misconduct that might force an insurer to relent on providing coverage to all officers (Chen & Zou, 2016).
Directors are the only persons who manage the other stakeholders in a company. Conduct of the employees might result to bad image of the organization and the corporate image distorted. Whereas the director will be responsible for the situation they are supposed to ensure that a culture of ethics and integrity prevails.
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Decisions Making by Directors
Directors should closely monitor the transactions of the company so that they are capable in understanding the financial trend to avoid frauds (Chen & Zou, 2016).
They should engage the board of directors in making decisions pertaining every activity in the company.
Directors should conduct a board self-evaluation once a year, they should list the outcomes in a board development plan to manage them (Chen & Zou, 2016).
Directors should ensure that they have a regular yearly financial audits (Chen & Zou, 2016).
Decisions making are prominent factors of makeup of the policy of an organization or a business. Directors are entitled in engaging of other stakeholders in decision making which greatly impact on the harmony of dealing with situations which are critical and makes the whole organization to understand one another properly
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References
Fox, B. E., & Fox, E. M. (2016). Liabilities Under the Federal Securities Laws (Vol. 3). Corporate Acquisitions and Mergers
Curry, D. S., & Schorer, J. U. (2016). The Effects of Business Insolvency on the Duties and Liabilities of Directors and Officers—A Comparative Analysis With Recommendations to Promote Good Decision—Making. In Global Insolvency and Bankruptcy Practice for Sustainable Economic Development (pp. 168-218). Palgrave Macmillan UK.
Chen, Z., Li, O. Z., & Zou, H. (2016). Directors׳ and officers׳ liability insurance and the cost of equity. Journal of Accounting and Economics, 61(1), 100-120.
Whittaker, J. (2016). The law of limited liability partnerships. Bloomsbury Publishing.
