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What is the goal of a limited partnership?

The limited partnership is a specialized form of partnership. The purpose of the limited partnership is to allow individuals to organize into an entity form that allows the flexibility of a general partnership while allowing for special rights, duties, and protections for limited partners.

What does a limited partner have the right to assign?

If a limited partner wants to assign, gift, or sell his or her interest to another person, the interest that is received by the acquirer is generally an assignee interest, not a limited partnership interest. The rights of a limited partner are not usually transferable, only the economic benefit.

What is a limited partner in a business?

A limited partner, also known as a silent partner, is an investor and not a day-to-day manager of the business. The limited partners liability cannot exceed the amount that they invested in the business. A limited partnership by definition has at least one general partner and one limited partner.

What company is a limited partnership?

A limited partnership (LP) is a business entity with at least one general partner (who has unlimited personal liability) and one limited partner (whose liability is limited to their investment in the company).

What is the downside of being a limited partner?

On the downside, LPs require that the general partner have unlimited liability. They are responsible for 100% of management control but also are on the hook for any debts or mishandling of business dealings. As well, limited partners are only allowed limited involvement in operations.

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