Move from ‘one-man’ business — SEC boss

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• The mask 10 years ago

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• Ben 10 years ago

  This is a good idea but the interest rates are outrageously ridiculous.

  This is a good idea but the interest rates are outrageously ridiculous.

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• Joe 10 years ago

  I wonder if this man has ever tried forming a partnership. Had he done so, he would not have over simplified things. Frankly, I think the contrary is better. A one-man business is one where one person (usually the owner) tak ...
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  I wonder if this man has ever tried forming a partnership. Had he done so, he would not have over simplified things. Frankly, I think the contrary is better. A one-man business is one where one person (usually the owner) takes up roles from Janitor to CEO - quite different from an independent company with the right structure in place.

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• Asseytwa 10 years ago

  in view of raising capital to his point and some sharing of risk, joint expertise among others, could hold true. On the other hand, sole proprietorship due to its formation simplicity, and generally low capital requirement c ...
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  in view of raising capital to his point and some sharing of risk, joint expertise among others, could hold true. On the other hand, sole proprietorship due to its formation simplicity, and generally low capital requirement could be also very viable in an economy where the cost of raising capital through loans are not that great. However, if there is mutual commitment and understanding, two people teaming with their own capital to establish a business where neither of them can solely afford raising the needed capital, then partnership could make sense. I think tax and other legal procedural processes and of course our own culture- where family sometimes cloud be a nuisance in business dealings, are some of the issues to consider with partnerships.

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• Saint Ghfuo: Nyantakyi must go! 10 years ago

  Partnerships may be good for the businesses involved, but NOT good for shareholders in terms of acquiring dividends and profits. This guy is not to be trusted. He is a modern day slave tradef

  Partnerships may be good for the businesses involved, but NOT good for shareholders in terms of acquiring dividends and profits. This guy is not to be trusted. He is a modern day slave tradef

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• JOE 10 years ago

  Dr. Adu Anane Antwi, what prevents YOU from forming a joint partnership with other Ghanaians.
  
  Ghana's leaders are only good at preaching virtue while they practice vice.

  Dr. Adu Anane Antwi, what prevents YOU from forming a joint partnership with other Ghanaians.
  
  Ghana's leaders are only good at preaching virtue while they practice vice.

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• johnson 10 years ago

  You are on point. Ghanaians like one man buying and selling business too much. Govt must educate and put incentives on partnership because it promotes beter corporate governance so that our businesses will grow become multina ...
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  You are on point. Ghanaians like one man buying and selling business too much. Govt must educate and put incentives on partnership because it promotes beter corporate governance so that our businesses will grow become multinationals and go beyong 1st generation. Pres JM you have work to do ooo. Keep pushing and move quickly.

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