Business partnerships are seen as an extension of a sole proprietor. It may happen when the sole trader wants to expand his business but needs additional capital. This lesson looks at the disadvantages and advantages of partnerships.

A Close Cooperation is a business owned by one to ten members. This form of ownership has to be legally registered with the government. This lesson looks at the advantages and disadvantages of this form of ownership.

We look at public and private companies and their differences. This lesson looks at all the advantages and disadvantages companies have.

We take a comparative look at the four types of ownership that exist. The aim of this lesson is for you to see the differences and sometimes similarities between the different types of ownership.

We focus on the role that forms of ownership have in relation to job creation and the use of natural resources. We look at ways in which companies depending on size can provide skilled and unskilled labour and how an organisation affects the way natural resources are used.

We introduce The Cash Payments journal which is used to record when the business makes payments or when money is taken out of the business’s bank account.

We look further into how to enter CPJ transactions and how to close off the CPJ at the end of the month.

By studying the CPJ transactions for Nothi’s Nail Salon, we analyze the effects of CPJ transactions on the accounting equations.

We look at a few transactions that will solidify your skills on closing off CPJ and CRJ.

Accounting equations are the most fundamental equation of the double-entry bookkeeping system we look at how some transactions affect the equation.