This document discusses different business partnership structures and how to set one up. It outlines options like general partnerships, limited liability companies (LLCs), S corporations, C corporations, and limited liability partnerships (LLPs). When setting up a partnership, an agreement should define the basis of the partnership, who is involved, how profits and losses are shared, what capital each partner shares, and what business the partnership will conduct.
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This document discusses different business partnership structures and how to set one up. It outlines options like general partnerships, limited liability companies (LLCs), S corporations, C corporations, and limited liability partnerships (LLPs). When setting up a partnership, an agreement should define the basis of the partnership, who is involved, how profits and losses are shared, what capital each partner shares, and what business the partnership will conduct.
This document discusses different business partnership structures and how to set one up. It outlines options like general partnerships, limited liability companies (LLCs), S corporations, C corporations, and limited liability partnerships (LLPs). When setting up a partnership, an agreement should define the basis of the partnership, who is involved, how profits and losses are shared, what capital each partner shares, and what business the partnership will conduct.
Options if you wish to enter into business with other partners
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Partnership = more exposed to lia (at personnel level)
LLC = limited Lia to owners S corporation = no exposure for lawsuit C corporation = S and C tells you which sub chapter of IRS to be used for tax purposes. For accounting purposes, its all the same LLP = Limited liability partnership
Partnership setup -
An agreement what basis of partnership is
Who is involved, who shares in P L, what shares capital, what business is about