Question

2. How do fund raising for corporate organization differ from non- corporate organization​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

A corporation is considered a legal person. It is a form of business ownership that is separate from its owners. A  Non-corporation business has not gone through the incorporation process. As such, the business and the owner as considered as one entity.  A partnership and sole proprietorship are examples of non-corporations.

Raising funds for a corporation is much easier than for a non-corporation. A corporation raises funds through borrowing or by issuing shares to the public or existing shareholders in a private corporation. The money generated from issuing shares can be used to expand the business or meet outstanding debts.

A non-corporation relies on the owner's to fund business activities. If the owners don't have a good credit history, the business may face challenges obtaining loans.