Showing posts with label registering general partnership. Show all posts
Showing posts with label registering general partnership. Show all posts

Monday, July 26, 2010

Can I invest other than cash in a partnership?

Yes, your investment can be either of any type like Physical Assets Furniture, Equipments, Land, Building etc.

What is a partnership agreement or partnership deed?

Forming a partnership agreement is equally important because it reflects the way partners will perform their duties and tasks. Registering partnership means setting out the specific conditions that apply to the partnership. It will spell out the responsibilities of the parties involved and should as a minimum cover the following provisions.

* Amount of equity invested by each partner.
* Type of business.
* How profits and loss will be shared.
* Partners pay and compensation.
* Restrictions of authority and expenditures.
* Length of partnership.
* Dispute settlement clause.
* Settlement in case of death or incapacitation.
* Retirement and Death Arrangements.
* Terms for changes or dissolving the partnership.
* Distributing assets on dissolution

What is partnership/General Partnership?

Partnership is a form of business in which two or more sound persons come together to form a new business with the same interest in mind. In Partnership, all partners act towards the single strategic direction and all partners are equally liable. In partnership all partners share profit and losses in the ratio agreed upon.

Partners are responsible for the other partner's business actions, as well as their own. Each partner is bound by the acts and representations made by their co-partners in dealing and transacting with third persons. Registering a partnership is fairly simple; each partner must agree to do business with the others. Moreover, a partner may contribute not only money or capital contribution. He may likewise put in his business or industry in the partnership.

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Is it necessary to develop a partnership agreement?

A partnership agreement is the key to keep business on track although it is not necessary. It is a common practice that when two or more people work together, they are generally more concerned with their ideas, innovations and creative directions, rather than their legal status. However, it is important to consider and resolve the rights, roles and responsibilities of each member of the partnership in writing before a misunderstanding or dispute arises. Written agreement helps in this regards. Remember a solid partnership should be founded on good communication.