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Which of the following is the primary reason partners contribute to a partnership?
Which of the following is the primary reason partners contribute to a partnership?
- To limit personal liability
- To gain exclusive control over business decisions
- To decrease individual tax liability
- To operate in the common interest of all the parties and share profits (correct)
Partnerships are heavily regulated by legislation.
Partnerships are heavily regulated by legislation.
False (B)
Name two documents required when establishing a company.
Name two documents required when establishing a company.
Memorandum of Association and Memorandum of Incorporation
In the taxation of companies, a single ______ rate is applied.
In the taxation of companies, a single ______ rate is applied.
Economic innovation in entrepreneurship primarily refers to:
Economic innovation in entrepreneurship primarily refers to:
An entrepreneur's role is limited to starting new businesses.
An entrepreneur's role is limited to starting new businesses.
List two functions of the entrepreneur in the production process
List two functions of the entrepreneur in the production process
A strategic plan is typically focused on a time frame of three to ______ years.
A strategic plan is typically focused on a time frame of three to ______ years.
What is the primary reason for conducting an environmental analysis when drafting a strategic plan?
What is the primary reason for conducting an environmental analysis when drafting a strategic plan?
A strategic plan should be static and inflexible to maintain consistency.
A strategic plan should be static and inflexible to maintain consistency.
List two factors that determine the profitability of crop division.
List two factors that determine the profitability of crop division.
Name a factor can be controlled by farmer and influence on crop yield: A farmer must manage ______ used.
Name a factor can be controlled by farmer and influence on crop yield: A farmer must manage ______ used.
Which of the following is NOT a typical advantage of a new building in farming?
Which of the following is NOT a typical advantage of a new building in farming?
Self-constructing a new building always saves time compared to hiring a contractor.
Self-constructing a new building always saves time compared to hiring a contractor.
Provide the main economic influence(s) on the production process
Provide the main economic influence(s) on the production process
Economic ______ refers to the WHAT of entrepreneurship
Economic ______ refers to the WHAT of entrepreneurship
Match the following terms with their corresponding definitions:
Match the following terms with their corresponding definitions:
In estate planning, what does the term 'usufruct' refer to?
In estate planning, what does the term 'usufruct' refer to?
A will does not need to be signed by the testator to be considered valid.
A will does not need to be signed by the testator to be considered valid.
Define the term 'trust'.
Define the term 'trust'.
Name the document must be submitted to the magistrate's office within 14 days of the death of a person: ______ certificate.
Name the document must be submitted to the magistrate's office within 14 days of the death of a person: ______ certificate.
How do short-term and long-term insurance differ primarily?
How do short-term and long-term insurance differ primarily?
Premiums for retirement annuities are never tax-deductible.
Premiums for retirement annuities are never tax-deductible.
State one item of insurance not covered by the farmer?
State one item of insurance not covered by the farmer?
Harvest-insurance premiums are determined by the level of ______ based on historical losses.
Harvest-insurance premiums are determined by the level of ______ based on historical losses.
Flashcards
Why do Partners Contribute?
Why do Partners Contribute?
Partners must act in the shared interest and divides profits according to contributions.
Unique Partnership Requirements
Unique Partnership Requirements
Each partner contributes; profit is the main motive; interest is shared.
Partnership Dissolution Scenarios
Partnership Dissolution Scenarios
Mutual agreement, term expiration, membership changes, or insolvency.
Advantages of a Partnership
Advantages of a Partnership
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Company Establishment Documents
Company Establishment Documents
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Types of Companies (Companies Act)
Types of Companies (Companies Act)
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Advantages of Companies
Advantages of Companies
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Company Taxation Overview
Company Taxation Overview
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Economic Innovation Meaning
Economic Innovation Meaning
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Business Enterprise Strategy
Business Enterprise Strategy
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Strategic Plan Characteristics
Strategic Plan Characteristics
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Farmer's Strategic Planning Needs
Farmer's Strategic Planning Needs
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Environmental Analysis Importance
Environmental Analysis Importance
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Crop Profitability Factors
Crop Profitability Factors
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Advantages of New Building.
Advantages of New Building.
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DisadvantagesSelf-construction
DisadvantagesSelf-construction
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Documents for Death Reporting
Documents for Death Reporting
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Practical Will Drafting Rules
Practical Will Drafting Rules
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Legal Will Requirements
Legal Will Requirements
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Trust Administrators
Trust Administrators
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Trust Definition
Trust Definition
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Short vs Long Term Definitions
Short vs Long Term Definitions
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Compensation Definition
Compensation Definition
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Coverages Definition
Coverages Definition
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What isn't coveresd
What isn't coveresd
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Study Notes
Partnerships
- Each partner contributes something to operate in the common interest and share profits according to contributions
- Each partner needs to make a contribution towards the business
- Profit-taking must be the main motive of the business
- The partnership must function in such a way that all parties have a common interest in the agreement
- A partnership can be dissolved when there is mutual agreement among all partners
- A partnership can be dissolved on the termination date of the partnership
- A partnership can be dissolved when changes occur to the membership
- Dissolution occurs when a partner is declared insolvent in his/her personal capacity
- A partnership is easy and affordable to establish
- Partners are taxed individually according to their respective shares
- The management and control of partnerships are not regulated by legislation
- Partnerships offer advantage to more than one person
- Partners usually have a personal interest in the success of the partnership
- Dissolution of a partnership is relatively easy
- Needs a memorandum of association and incorporation
Companies
- Two kinds of companies in terms of the Companies Act are companies with share capital and companies limited by guarantee
- Advantages of companies include simplified transfers and continuity, limited liability, estate taxation benefits, and possible increase in efficiency
- In the taxation of companies a single fixed rate is applied
- Private companies are taxed according to a fixed rate, irrespective of income levels
- Private individuals pay tax according to a sliding scale, where the higher the income, the higher the tax rate
- Companies are not entitled to rebates on income
- Shareholders also pay tax on the dividends declared
Economic Innovation
- Economic innovation relates to what of entrepreneurship
- The entrepreneur is responsible for economic innovation, utilizing natural resources to produce consumable goods and other raw materials
- Produces job opportunities
- Farmers need labor and other production inputs to produce consumable goods and raw materials
- Agricultural entrepreneurs usually take the lead in the agricultural sector when implementing new technology
- Entrepreneurship is a component of the free-market system
- The free market can only operate once there is demand for and a reliable supply of products and services in the market
Entrepreneur
- The word entrepreneur describes a small business person or enterprise by combining factors of production
- Any business enterprise is a creative activity where different factors of production are applied
- Determine rewards for factors of production
- The entrepreneur is responsible for determining the rand value of the different factors of production
- The entrepreneur plans management facets, including finance, marketing, and human resources
- Risk-taking and the willingness to take risks are outstanding characteristics of an entrepreneur
- The entrepreneur is responsible for the expansion and progress of the business
Creation of an Organization
- Creation of an organization refers to the what of entrepreneurship
- The entrepreneur should create an entrepreneurial culture
- The entrepreneur should accommodate entrepreneurship and make sure entrepreneur is fit for the job
- The entrepreneur should reward the entrepreneur
Characteristics of Strategic Plan
- A strategic plan is focused on a time frame of three to ten years and even longer
- A strategic plan adapts to the environment
- A strategic plan provides broad general guidelines The resources and expertise are focused on the farming concern
- A strategic plan enables the investigation and evaluation of the external environment for profitable opportunities
- A strategic plan allows a better understanding of the environment
- Farm resources can address the weaknesses and demands of the environment
- It will guide the farming decisions, and provides a framework for decision making
Strategic Planning
- Resource limitations should be identified
- Need a plan for resources, and to minimise usage
- The environment is constantly changing, and analysed systematically
- Changes should be identified, and managed
- Opportunities for goals are identified, and strategised
Profitability Factors of Crop Division
- Choice of crops, the production system, and Level of technical competencies determine the profitability of crop division
- Extent of production, Input cost and output profitability of crop division
- Variety of seed used, type and quantity of fertilisers influence crop yield
- Planting density, pesticides and herbicides and the impact of these elements on cultivation practices
Advantages of New Building
- Building brings Increased manpower efficiency, with effective Layouts, and effective building additions, with new location
- Bring lower maintenance and repair costs and general appearance improvements
Self-Constructing a New Building disavantages
- Less farm resources available for animals and farming activities, and smaller work force
- Inferior craftsmanship, and building delays
Administration Process of the Deceased Estate
- Within 14 days of death the next of kin hands in a notice of death/ a death certificate, identity document and provisional inventory of the deceased assets
- If assets require attention, the master of the supreme court will appoint an intermediate curator
- The master of the supreme court appoints an executor by issuing an executor's letter
- The executor provides a statement of income of the deceased since the last tax return to SARS
- They have to pay all outstanding accounts to creditors, and collect income of the deceased
- Formulates a liquidation and distribution account, with net values and hands it over to the supreme court
Distributions of Assets
- Distribution account shows how the net value of all assets will be distributed among the beneficiaries
- The executor prepares a summary for estate taxation on the prescribed form handed in at the master
- Assets are divided according to distribution to heirs and legatees
- Any inheritance to a minor will be placed in the Guardian's Fund as
- The executor can apply to the master of the supreme court to be dismissed from his/her duties as executor.
- It normally does not 6 months complete uncomplicated estate administration
Drafting a practical and effective will
- Ensure funds for spouse
- Provide business continuity
- Fair asset division
- Minimise taxes
- Let testator keep control
- Avoid delays and admin costs
- Simple and easily understood
- Update consistently
Testamentary Trust
- Used to manage a minor's inheritance and involve expects; providing flexibility for family needs as investments can grow.
- Potential administrators of a trust include the creator, professionals people, i.e. attorneys or auditors or a bank
Legal definition of Trust
- The arrangement involves (settlor) transferring a legal title of assets to another person or body (the trustees) to hold for the benefit of one or more persons (the beneficiaries)
Short-Term vs Long Term Insurance
- Short term insurance renews yearly, while long term provides payout after death
- The terms of the SARS determine the long-term insurance taxation; short term has tax deduction advantages
Principals of Insurance
- Short-term insurance aims to compensate for possible losses, placing the insured in the same position as before the loss
- Long-term insurance provides security to dependants in the event of a definite event at a certain time, making provision for the future
Retirement
- Policies differ from ordinary, where premiums are income tax deductable.
- Yields are partially tax-deductible.
- Insureds's family also collect percentage amount, with a third of the fund that is tax exempted
- Amounts can be paid in Pension
- Can be brought with or without life coverage, designed for small business owners.
Crop Insurance
- Covers farmer against losses, and weather conditions.
- Droughts, floods, hail, frost, snow, thunder and lightning is included, damage due to animals is covered.
Influence Social and political changes impact on South African farmers
- Certain farmers keep operating but with less support
- Better manager skills are beneficial
- The reduction in Government support and transfer of land is beneficial
Encourage Entrepreneurship Success
- Create entrepreneurship culture, with innovative ideas
- Accommodate skills and ideas
- Employ appropriate staff
Why is entrepreneurship important in agriculture
- Responsible for economic innovation, In the agricultural sense this process natural resources, creates job markets.
- The free-market system operate where and supply of products and services.
Dimensions of entrepreneurship
- Include creation of an organization and economic innovation.
Qualities of Good Entrepreneur
- Motivated, Positive, accepting, pursuit in education
Steps to Improve entrepreneurship
- create cultural, job suitability
- reward improvement
Definition of partnership
- Relational agreement with 2 members
Aspects of partnerships
- Partners must be good faith
- Contribution
- Right to share
- Asset access
- Partner and Financial access
Steps to limit risk in farming.
- Making decisions over long periods
- Calculate cash flow and records
- Loan and credit arrangements
- Cash reserves and financial support can be increased
- New additions and stability is advantageous to the job prospects.
The Business Environment
- Business environments change, explore threat leads to successful business development
- Forecast using available resources
Cover-orientated and Investment-orientated definitions.
- Cover orientated focuses on deaths and risk.
- Investment focuses and savings, but may need medical attention.
Harvest Insurance
- Damage from severe weather conditions, plant disease and animals.
- Premiums are determined based on risk and investment.
- Security can be offered from long-term conditions, with a specified sum and period.
- Provision offers financial provision for dependents, who are regarded as the beneficiaries.
Legal Requirements definitions
- The law dictates that legatee is party which specified the asset.
- Heir is a remnant of all debts and bequests.
- The legal law terms, “usufruct” implies transfer if ownership property the testes can allow usufruct to a third or second party.
- Has obligations to take ownership of all assets.
Wills
- Legal requirements and processes must be followed for efficiency and inheritance.
- An estate should follow these steps:
- The next of kin must hand in death and assets.
- The master will contact all business regarding the deceased.
- Executor will provide evidence.
- A sum of distribution will occur.
- It should be:
- Signed under oath.
- Two partners must sign, and witnesses is also beneficial for each page.
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