a. Partnership is owned by two or more individuals, while a sole proprietorship is owned by one individual. 2. Contrast Partnership and Corporation a. Partnership is created by agreement between the partners, while a corporation is created by the operation of law. 3. Contrast General Partnership and Limited Partnership a. General partnership- all partners individually liable b. Limited partnership- at least one partner is personally liable. It includes at least one general partner who maintains unlimited liability. 4. Discuss the major considerations in the accounting for the equity of a partnership a. The major considerations in the accounting for the equity of a partnership are the following: Formation-accounting for initial investments to the partnership. Operations-division of profits or losses. Dissolution- admission of a new partner and withdrawal, retirement, or death of a partner. Liquidation-winding-up of affairs 5. Discuss the different partner’s ledger accounts. a. The different partner’s ledger accounts are capital accounts, drawing accounts, and receivable from or payable to a partner. Capital accounts- real account Debit - permanent withdrawals of capital, share in losses, and debit balance of drawings account. Credit- initial investment, additional investments, and share in profits. Drawing accounts- nominal account (closed to capital account) Debit- temporary withdrawals during the period, temporary funds held to be remitted to the partnership. Credit- recurring reimbursement costs paid by the partner. Receivable from/Payable to a partner Receivable from the partner is the loan extended to partnership while Payable to a partner is a loan obtained by the partnership from a partner.