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General Partnership A general partnership is a business structure where each partner helps manage the company and shares in its profits and losses equally. In this type of partnership, there is only one class of partners, and each partner is personally liable for the company’s debts and obligations.
Limited Partnership A limited partnership, on the other hand, has two classes of partners: general partners and limited partners. General partners own, operate, and assume liability for the partnership, while limited partners only act as investors in the company.
Taxation is the process of imposing a financial charge on individuals and organizations by the government. In the context of partnerships, taxation is an important consideration. Pass-through taxation is the most common taxation method for partnerships. Pass-through taxation means that the partnership’s taxes “pass through” to the partners, and each partner pays taxes on their share of profit or loss from the partnership on their individual tax return.
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