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INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
PROCESSES FOR WEB
DEVELOPERS
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The Structure of Organisations
What are they?
Commercial versus Non-
Commercial
Legal Considerations
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Organisations
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Commercial Organisations
• Sole Trader
– Local Shop, Plumber
• Partnership
– Doctors, Lawyers, Accountants
• Limited Company
– Private or Public
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Sole Trader
• Individual
– Responsible for all debts
– All assets including “private” at risk
– Can Register for VAT
– Has to register for Inland Revenue/Social
Security
– Simplified Bookkeeping
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Partnership
• Two or More People
• All at Risk
• Normally professionals
– Doctors
– Lawyers
– Accountants
• Inflexible in Normal Commercial World
– Movement of key Personnel
– Too risky
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Incorporated
• Law recognises individuals
– Responsible for actions (except by youth mental
incapacity or registered student)
– Enter into contracts
– Tried for crimes
– Sued
– Act of Parliament impose duties on the individual
• Incorporation
– Making into a body (Corpus)
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Organisations
• Incorporated
– Royal Charters – IET
– Acts of Parliament – Ceredigion County Council
– Public or Private Companies (Companies Act 1985 and
1989)
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Companies
• Public or Private Companies
– Public – Public Limited Company (PLC)
• Trades shares to public
• Issued Share capital >= £50,000
– Private – Company Limited (Co Ltd)
• Cannot sell shares to Public
• Can sell shares privately
• Limited by Shares
– Commercial Companies
• Limited by Guarantee
– Charities, Professional Bodies
• (Unlimited Companies)
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Companies (Contd)
• Independent
Existence
• Divided
– Shareholders
– Or Members of the
Company
• Normally > 1
shareholder
• 1992 Act allows single
member
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