Articles, tagged with "general partners", page 1
26th January 2012
SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP
A sole proprietorship is owned and run by one individual (although a husband and wife can qualify as sole partnership) who is personally liable for all losses and debts. It is the most common form of starting a new business because ...
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Author:
Attorney Sergei Tokmakov
21st June 2011
A business law firm can assist business owners to incorporate their business. A corporation offers liability protection to its shareholders. This is the main reason for formation of a corporation. The owners of a corporation are not liable under law for t...
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Author:
geor22c8st
04th April 2011
Are you thinking about starting a new business? Then you will need to decide what type of legal structure your new business will have. The legal structure you choose will determine how your business will be taxed and the rules your business must follow...
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Author:
Sherry Tingley
04th April 2011
There are different degrees of asset protection. Typically, the more complex the planning is, the more effective it will be in the future. This is one of the method of Offshore banking is becoming increasingly popular among private depositors, internati...
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Author:
reenywhite
23rd February 2011
Copyright (c) 2011 Jeffrey Matsen
The Family Limited Partnership is set up so that the transferor can contribute assets to the FLP in exchange for both general and limited partner interests. The general partners maintain virtually all of the power a...
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Author:
Jeffrey R. Matsen
23rd February 2011
Private equity and other investors who haven’t spent time on the ground are making the fundamental mistake of trying to segment the African continent by region.
For instance, at the inaugural Super Returns Africa 2010 conference (29th November to 3rd D...
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Author:
Will Jimerson
23rd February 2011
Africa is the last place on earth where investors will be able to make ‘super’ returns. Over time, GDP growth in Africa is expected to outpace that in most developing economies, including the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) countrie...
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Author:
Will Jimerson
31st December 2010
Many real estate investors assume that their assets are protected because they have insurance on their income & rental properties. Unfortunately, they are dangerously wrong. For a long time now, judges and juries have been awarding outrageously large judg...
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Author:
Andrew Clark
03rd December 2010
Private equity investment is a type of equity investment in a security which can not quoted on the stock exchange.
Distinctive Features
A private equity investment is different from other modes of equity investment. It would entail earmarking an unlis...
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SMC Global
24th November 2010
Family limited partnerships, or FLPs, let you make gifts of partnership interests to family members while you maintain control over the underlying assets.
In estate planning, FLPs can be very useful. Successful families create them with three objectives...
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Author:
IshanGoradiya
19th August 2010
A master limited partnership is a business partnership that is owned and managed like a corporation, but often taxed like a partnership. It is mainly used for real estate, oil and gas ventures or natural resources and is also often referred to as public t...
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Author:
Jim Knight
04th June 2010
Nearly everyone dreams about being self-employed at some point in their life. If you're contemplating launching a new business venture, you need to think about more than the business itself. There are many legal dangers associated with owning your own bus...
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Author:
Nick Messe
11th March 2010
You might want to invest in a business but do not want to deal with the daily business management that comes along with owning a company. You might want to consider investing in a company as a limited partner. In this way the general partner will deal wit...
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Author:
suman ahliya
11th March 2010
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 responsib...
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Author:
infotaxsquare
26th February 2010
Introduction
Partnership is defined a type of business where parties or the partners involved share losses and profits of the business where all the parties have invested. Limited partnership in United Kingdom consists of one or more people that can be t...
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Author:
carolyn2010