first of all you need to register your business name, make a contract with your partner,register the partnership and then get your business permits. you should visit your state's business resource office for more.
A business organized as a separate legal entity owned by stockholders is a partnership.
Corporation; a sole proprietorship; a limited partnership; a general partnership
sole proprietorship is a type of business in which only one person controls the business and manages all other activiteis of business no legal restrictions on this type of business where as partnership and company has legal entity of their own
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There is no such degree that I am aware of. However LLP might signify a Limited Liability Partnership, a form of legal business partnership.
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There are several differences, but the main one is this. A corporation is a separate legal entity. A partnership is not.
First of all, you register the Partnership Firm with Registrar of Partnership (under Indian Partnership Act, 1937) giving the particulars of Partners, their contribution to capital, their addresses etc, and register the 'Partnership Deed' and submit. Get the 'Certificate of Commencement of Business' and then purchase the business, which wants to split to partnership Sell all the legal accounts to Partnership firm and close down the sole trading concern/HUF
Limited Partnership, LLC, and Incorporation (S-corp; C-corp) form a business.
A corporation charter is the legal document that converts a sole proprietorship or a partnership into a legal entity. It is issued by the government.
There are several different legal forms of a business. One can form a corporation, limited liability corporation, partnership, or sole proprietorship. All of them have advantages and disadvantages.
Entering into a business partnership can be an excellent decision, since the right partner can bolster your business's weaknesses and reinforce its strengths. Despite the benefits of operating in tandem with a like-minded partner, however, partnerships have legal and tax-related liabilities and limitations that may not be an issue for other business structures. This link discusses some of the legal implications of partnership: http://business-law.lawyers.com/business-formation/Partnerships-and-Joint-Ventures.html. It's a good idea to seek competent legal and financial advice before deciding to set up a partnership.