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The document discusses limited partnerships (LP) and family limited partnerships (FLP), outlining their structure, management, tax implications, and benefits for transferring ownership within families. It highlights the distinction between general and limited partners, the potential tax advantages of FLPs for estate planning, and the challenges of selling interests in a family business.

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Whats the difference between LP and LLP?

The main difference between these partnerships is that general partners have full operational control of a business and unlimited liability, in the business sense. Limited partners have less liability and do not take part in day-to-day business operations.

Are LP and LLP the same?

In both LPs and LLPs, some or all partners are insulated from personal liabilities, while still enjoying the pass-through taxation and flexibility of a general partnership. LP and LLP mean almost the same thing, with the difference being whether limited partners can participate in management.

What is the downside of an LLP?

Disadvantages of an LLP The following may be considered disadvantageous in some cases. Public disclosure is the main disadvantage of an LLP. Financial accounts have to be submitted to Companies House for the public record. The accounts may declare income of the members which they may not wish to be made public.

What are the 3 types of partnerships?

There are four types of business partnerships: LLC partnership (also known as a multi-member LLC) Limited liability partnership (LLP) Limited partnership (LP) General partnership (GP)

Is an LLP better than an LLC?

What is better: LLP or LLC? If you are operating a professional services business, such as a law or accounting firm, a limited liability partnership (LLP) may be the better choice, since it confers personal liability protection on all partners.

What are the 4 types of partnership?

Limited partners of an LP are basically investors who contribute assets to the business and who share in the profits, but they do not participate in the decision-making or business operations. An LLP has only general partners, all of whom contribute money, assets, or time to the business.

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