Jonaville1
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Both have their advantages and disadvantages. For sole proprietorship, the expenses, risks and debts incurred in the business management rests solely on him. This goes for the workload too.
In partnership however, all of these are shared, but so is the profits. So it all depends on which one you are comfortable with.
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Both have their advantages and disadvantages. For sole proprietorship, the expenses, risks and debts incurred in the business management rests solely on him. This goes for the workload too.
In partnership however, all of these are shared, but so is the profits. So it all depends on which one you are comfortable with.
In partnership however, all of these are shared, but so is the profits. So it all depends on which one you are comfortable with.
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Both have their advantages and disadvantages. For sole proprietorship, the expenses, risks and debts incurred in the business management rests solely on him. This goes for the workload too.
In partnership however, all of these are shared, but so is the profits. So it all depends on which one you are comfortable with.