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The tutorial discusses the distinctions between joint ventures and collaborations. A joint venture involves two companies forming a new entity, known as a joint venture company (JV Co), to undertake a large project that one company cannot manage alone, typically in sectors like construction. This JV Co is often structured as 50/50 or 51/49 ownership between the partners. In contrast, collaborations, also referred to as contractual joint ventures, do not create a separate company; instead, they are based on contracts that outline the terms of cooperation between the parties. This model is common among entities seeking to collaborate without establishing a new legal entity.