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    - A general partnership is an informal agreement between partners who share equally in profits and liabilities. Each partner has equal management authority and responsibility. General partners are personally responsible for all business debts and liabilities. - A limited partnership requires a formal agreement and at least one general partner who manages the business and assumes unlimited liability. Limited partners cannot manage the business and their liability is limited to their investment. Limited partnerships are commonly used for real estate investments. - The key differences are that general partnerships have informal agreements and equal management by all partners who bear unlimited personal liability, while limited partnerships have formal agreements, designated general partners who manage, and limited partners who cannot manage and have limited liability.

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    - A general partnership is an informal agreement between partners who share equally in profits and liabilities. Each partner has equal management authority and responsibility. General partners are personally responsible for all business debts and liabilities. - A limited partnership requires a formal agreement and at least one general partner who manages the business and assumes unlimited liability. Limited partners cannot manage the business and their liability is limited to their investment. Limited partnerships are commonly used for real estate investments. - The key differences are that general partnerships have informal agreements and equal management by all partners who bear unlimited personal liability, while limited partnerships have formal agreements, designated general partners who manage, and limited partners who cannot manage and have limited liability.

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    - A general partnership is an informal agreement between partners who share equally in profits and liabilities. Each partner has equal management authority and responsibility. General partners are personally responsible for all business debts and liabilities. - A limited partnership requires a formal agreement and at least one general partner who manages the business and assumes unlimited liability. Limited partners cannot manage the business and their liability is limited to their investment. Limited partnerships are commonly used for real estate investments. - The key differences are that general partnerships have informal agreements and equal management by all partners who bear unlimited personal liability, while limited partnerships have formal agreements, designated general partners who manage, and limited partners who cannot manage and have limited liability.

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    Difference of General and Limited Partne

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    - A general partnership is an informal agreement between partners who share equally in profits and liabilities. Each partner has equal management authority and responsibility. General partners are personally responsible for all business debts and liabilities. - A limited partnership requires a formal agreement and at least one general partner who manages the business and assumes unlimited liability. Limited partners cannot manage the business and their liability is limited to their investment. Limited partnerships are commonly used for real estate investments. - The key differences are that general partnerships have informal agreements and equal management by all partners who bear unlimited personal liability, while limited partnerships have formal agreements, designated general partners who manage, and limited partners who cannot manage and have limited liability.

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    Christine Joy Ordonez

    (AC1532-A) (LAWONPARCOR)

    DIFFERENCE OF GENERAL AND LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

    GENERAL PARTNERSHIP LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

    - is an agreement between two or more people who share - offer the same tax advantages as a general
    equally in the profits and liabilities of a company. This can partnership but include some protection for
    be as informal as a verbal agreement made over coffee or a partners' personal assets by limiting their liability to
    formalized contractual agreement between partners. There their interest in the company. All partners are
    are no requirements for business structure or governance; allowed to manage the business, similar to the
    it is entirely up to the partners to define how the company general partnership; however, a formal agreement is
    is to be run and who runs it. required for this business type. This structure keeps
    all partners from subjecting their personal assets
    - Each general partner receives profits and losses as to business liabilities.
    personal income.
    - A limited partnership requires at least one partner
    to manage and take on all risk.

    - is one in which all of the partners have the ability to - A limited partnership is a relationship where the
    actively manage or control the business. This means that limited partner may not be involved in the day-to-
    every owner has authority to make decisions about how the day management of the business. This partner may
    business is run as well as the authority to make legally have just contributed funds to the business, and
    binding decisions. Unless the partners have a partnership often the funds that they contribute are the extent
    agreement, each partner will have equal authority. of their liability. Limited partnerships will still have at
    least one general partner to man the day-to-day
    (It refers to a relationship in which all partners contribute operations of the business.
    to the day-to-day management of the business. Each
    partner will have the authority to make business decisions - Limited partnership is for real estate. There may
    and even legally bind the company in contracts.) be several limited partners for the purpose of raising
    additional funds to purchase the real estate, as long
    - are responsible for the company's solvency and liabilities, as there is at least one general partner. The benefit
    making this arrangement very risky. Unlimited liability rests of being a limited partner is so your liability is
    on each partner, even if one partner is solely responsible limited, while the downside is that a limited partner
    for any illegal activities or financial problems. Further will not have the decision-making powers that a
    increasing the risk for general partners is the fact that general partner would.
    each can act independently on behalf of the company
    without consent from the other partners. (Limited Partnerships do not have stock or
    stockholders. Each Limited Partner has a specifically
    (The general partner may also be personally liable for the stated percentage of interest in the income from the
    debts of the company, while the limited partner is not. A entity and Limited Partners do not receive dividends
    general partner’s liability is not limited to their investment. but are entitled to their share of the income.)
    Their personal assets can come into play when it comes to
    paying off the company’s debts.)

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