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ENTREPRENEURIAL SOURCES OF CAPITAL AND SUPPORT SYSTEM Business Support System Types Of Business Support

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ENTREPRENEURIAL SOURCES OF CAPITAL

AND SUPPORT SYSTEMBusiness Support System

Types Of Business Support

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Personal Funds Family Funds Bank And Other Financial Institutions

THE SOURCES OF CAPITAL FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP ACTIVITY

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Sole Ownership Business

In general, sole proprietorships are businesses run by individuals. In other words, sole proprietorship (or a single business called only) fully owned by individuals. Thus, individuals who have a business has absolute authority to control the operation of its business. For this reason, the owners liability is limited

PERSONAL FUND

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The Business Partnership

Business partnership (or partnership referred to only) is a business owned and controlled jointly by all partners. Minimum number of partners is two and maximum is 20 people. However, if the partnership is formed by a practitioner of a profession such as private clinics, accountants, legal practitioners and others, the maximum number of partners is not limited. Same as sole proprietorship, a partnership of business does not limit the liability of owners of all partners

FAMILY FUND

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MARKETING

Marketing is a social and administrative functions are intended to create, develop and retain customers in an economic activity or exchange of goods and services. Marketing aims to identify and meet the needs of users in activities to maintain profitability. Marketing such products and services today can be carried out in various ways.

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Banks are institutions that act as financial intermediaries (financial intermediary) between the party funds, as well as the institutions that serve to expedite the payment of traffic.

BANK AND OTHER FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

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LOCATION-Employees frequently need to connect to the network from multiple locations, such as their homes, Internet cafés, hotels, and the office. Different locations may have different security needs. -You can create locations and assign a separate security policy to different locations based on the following criteria:The type of network connection, such as wireless, Ethernet, or VPN.

-The location of the connection.You may want to add several locations that reflect the following kinds of connections:Wireless connections inside the office. Non-wireless connections inside the office.Connections from remote corporate locations outside of the office.

-VPN connections from outside of the office.

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1. (CHARACTER) These characters must convince the bank ofcharacter as seen by the bank is the borrower has a credit recordLast good and convincing the bank.

2. (CAPACITY) -the confidence in the ability of borrowers to banksgenerate sufficient cash flow to pay back loansmade.

3. (CAPITAL) Paid-in capital invested is a joint venture byborrowers.

4. (CONDITIONS) Kedudukkan industry and economic conditions while alsoinfluence the decisions of banks to grant loans.

5. (COLLATERAL). Backup / Mortgage-back amount is dependent onnumber of loans madeThe matters reviewed by the bank before approving loansis 5C.

WHAT IS VIEWED BY THE BANK BEFORE THE LOAN IS

APPROVED 5C

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A. And Financial Assistance Agencies

1. MINISTRY OF ENTREPRENEUR DEVELOPMENT2. DEVELOPMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE BANKMALAYSIA BERHAD -financing of fixed assets working-capital financing special fund for tourism- basis-capital scheme for small and simple Islamic banking schemes3. CREDICT GUARENTED MALAYSIAN CORPORATIONLIMITED4. MAJLIS AMANAH RAKYAT

THE PARTIES WHO PROVIDE FACILITIES AND ASSISTANCE.

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B.Agencies Are Responsible For Providing FacilitiesInfrastructure.- Mara- Bank Pembangunan Malaysia.- Urban Development.- MIEL- State Development Corporation Masing Masing- Local Government

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-Besta Distributors-FAMA-Pernas Edar Sdn-Guthrie Furniture SdnKaryanekaMinistry-Overseas DevelopmentCity.

c. Agencies Involved InMarketing Facilities

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Financial Technical Management of entrepreneur training Advisory service Location Marketing Research and development information

TYPES OF BUSINESS SUPPORT

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Capital is a form of goods or currency.

Capital can also be defined as the initial product to produce a product that we wanted.

WHAT IS CAPITAL???

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There are two types of capital are as follows:

1. Internal Resources2. External Resources

CAPITAL RESOURCES

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Internal source or sources of funds created or produced in the company itself is retained earnings and depreciation.

1. Retained earnings- is the net profit in the store to be

accumulated in a business after dividends are paid. Also called undistributed earnings or earned surplus.

INTERNAL RESOURCES

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2. Depreciation - It is an active number can be

reduced over timedetetapkan benefits. Depreciation for the periodare charged to revenue account either directly or indirectly.

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Capital from external sources is coming fromsources outside the company. The reasoncompanies use external funding sources are:

1. Total funds used is not limited.2. Can find from various sources.3. To be flexible.

EXTERNAL RESOURCES

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Foreign capital1. short-term debt2. Intermediate-term debt3. Long-term debt

TYPES OF CAPITAL

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The period is one year Example: 1. Rerening newspapers

2. Credit sellers3. The buyer's credit4. Credit notes

Short-term debt

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The period of more than one year and less than10 years.

1. Term loan-credit operations with more than a year old andless than 10 years. Payment by installments.2. Leasing-borrow without meng'hakmilik '.-agreement on a contract basis.

INTERMEDIATE-TERM DEBT

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Age or duration of more than 10years. 1.Loan Bonds (Bonds-payables) Ordinary bonds (bonds) Revenue bonds (bond income) The bonds are convertible  2. Mortgage Loan (Mortgage)

LONG-TERM DEBT

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MANAGEMENT OF INTREPRENEURIAL TRAINING

Management comprises directing and controlling a group consisting of one or more persons or entities to coordinate and harmonize the goal is to achieve a goal. It often includes the use of human resources, finance, and technology, as well as natural resources. Management can also refer to a person or group of persons who exercise managerial functions.