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    MAR2116

    Introduc tion to Business Mgmt

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    Ms Tok Seok [email protected]

    64606467

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    Financ ia l & Manageria l

    Ac c ounting, The Basis

    for Business Dec isions16th ed ition,Williams, Haka , Bettner, Carc ello,Mc GrawHill Intl

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    B U S I N E S S S T R U C T U R E S

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    Top ic 1

    Business Struc tures

    Sole-p rop rietorship

    Partnership

    Company Sole-proprietorship

    PartnershipCompany

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    some COMPANIES in Singapore

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    NOT companies:

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    Top ic 1

    Business Struc tures

    Sole-p roprietorship

    Partnership

    Company

    Limited Liability Partnership

    Limited Partnership

    Limited by shares

    Limited by guarantee

    Unlimited liability

    Public

    Private

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    CHARACTERISTICS OF

    COMPANIES

    LimitedCompany

    Separatelegal entity

    Limitedliability

    Continuity ofexistence

    Separation of

    Ownership &management

    Ease oftransferabilityof ownership

    Regulations

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    ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES

    Company

    Higher tax rate

    Protectionconferred by

    limited liability

    Ability to raisecapital easily

    Separate legalexistence

    Shareholdersneed notmanage

    Perpetual life

    More regulations

    Agency cost

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    FORMATION OF COMPANIES

    Minimum of one member Register name of c ompany

    Memorandum of Assoc iation

    Artic les of Assoc iation

    Certific ate of Incorporation

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    types ofSHARES

    ordinary shares

    preference shares

    Concept of Dividends

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    Initial Pub lic Offering

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    Corpora te Governanc e

    Corporate Governance refers to theprocesses and structure by which the

    business and affairs of the company aredirected and managed, in order toenhance long-term shareholder value

    through enhancing corporateperformance and accountability,whilst taking into account the interests

    ofother stakeholders.

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    Stakeholders Government

    Environment

    Shareholders

    Management Consumers

    Suppliers Employees

    Local Community

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    Authority

    Responsiblefo reverything

    thathappens intheorganisation

    Responsib le to extent ofauthority deleg ated

    Board

    Sha reholders

    Management

    Accountability

    Board

    Sha reholders

    Management

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    Corpora te Governanc e

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    Corpora te Governanc e

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    Overview Singapore Code

    Issued in 2001, revised in 2005, currently underreview

    Under purview of SGX and MAS

    Corporate Governance Council set up in Feb2010

    Not prescriptive nor non-prescriptive approachbut a balanced approach

    Disclosure based

    Listed companies on SGX are required to disclosetheir corporate governance practices and give

    explanations for deviations from the code in theannual reports. Comply or Explain approach.

    14 Principles, with Guidelines and Commentaries

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    Overview Singapore Code

    Best practices of the Code include having a strongand independent Board, adopting transparentprocedures and maintaining sound systems ofinternal controls.

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    Code

    ofCorporate

    Governance

    BoardsConductof Affa irs

    The 14 Princ iples in the Code of CG

    Board

    Composition

    Chairmanand CEO

    BoardMembership

    BoardPerformance

    Ac c ess toInformation

    Proc edures forsetting policy

    Accountability

    Audit

    Committee

    InternalControl

    InternalAudit

    Board Matters

    Remuneration

    Matters

    Level and Mix

    Disc losure

    Accountability& Aud it

    Communication

    with shareholders

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    Ac tivity time.. Qn 1 & 2

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    F I N A N C I A L A C C O U N T I N G

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    What is Ac c ounting? Language of Business

    Businesscommunicatesinformation tousersto enable them tomake dec isions

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    What is Ac c ounting?

    Source : Financ ial & Ma nagerial Ac c ounting , The Basis for BusinessDec isions,16th ed ition, William s, Haka, Bet tne r, Ca rc ello,McGrawHill Intl

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    Source : Financ ial & Ma nagerial Ac c ounting , The Basis for BusinessDec isions,16th ed ition, William s, Haka, Bet tne r, Ca rc ello,McGrawHill Intl

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    2 Disc ip lines of Ac counting

    Financial

    Accounting

    Managerial

    AccountingU s e r s

    owners

    creditors

    government

    employee mgmt

    public customer/suppliers management

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    The Ac c ounting Proc ess

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    The Ac c ounting Equa tionAssets = Liabilities + Owners Equity

    ASSETS

    LIABILITIES

    OWNERSEQUITY

    =