What Is A Partnership?

The IRS defines a Partnership as “relationship existing between two or more persons who join to carry on a trade or business.” As such, the partnership does not pay taxes but enjoys pass-through taxation. Each partner shares in the profits and losses of the business. The partners are given a Schedule K-1 (Form 1065) for their taxes.

Every state has its own laws, but typically, there are no formal requirements to establish a partnership, such as filing a document with the state (as is typical for corporations and limited liability companies) or drafting an agreement between the partners.

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How do I start a business?

Most entrepreneurs and creators get their start by asking a straightforward question, “how do I start a business?” Starting a business requires careful planning, risk tolerance, dedication, and vision. Working with the right business lawyers can make it easier. Once you have determined an initial idea for your business, it is essential to thoroughly evaluate the market in which you will be operating (if there is one), and discover how you can best contribute to, or disrupt it with, your business idea.

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