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What does LP stand for in business?

A California LLC offers more comprehensive personal liability protection compared to a California Limited Partnership, particularly for those individuals who actively participate in managing the business, however limited partners are likely to receive better personal liability protection compared to members of a

What is LP for a company?

A limited partnership (LP) is a business entity that requires at least one general partner and one or more limited partners. The general partner has unlimited financial liability, while other partners have liability up to the size of their investment.

Is LP better than LLC?

A Limited Partnership is a legally recognized type of business structure that consists of two kinds of partners. These two types of partners are called general partners and limited partners, and both play different roles within the business.