Characteristics of partnerships
Types of Partnerships
Partnership Debt
Examples of Partnerships
Partner Equity
100

Two or more individuals agree to share equally in both responsibility and liability.

What is General Partnership?

100

Default type when formed.  All partners are General partners and fully liable for debts.

What is General Partnership?

100

Increases a partner's basis even when the partnership is in a loss. 

What is partnership debt?

100

An app used to listen to music. It was founded by Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon

What is Spotify?

100

These two approaches track partnership equity. 

What are tax and book capital?

200

 Uniform state law adopted by most states to establish rules for partnerships.

What is Uniform Partnership Act (UPA)?

200

This type of partnership: (1) Must register entity with state (2) have at least one partner is General partner, and one is Limited (3) Limited partner cannot actively participate in business, but also only liable up to personal investment

What is Limited Partnership?

200

This type of partnership will generally only have nonrecourse debt. 

What is an LLC?

200

An app used to give navigational directions anywhere. It was co-founded by Lars and Jans Rasmussen.

What is Google Maps?

200

This is the best advantage of a partnership vs an S Corp when considering equity and the allowance of variances. 

What is disproportionate distributions?

300

Work habits, goals, management styles, ethics, and general business philosophies.

What is Potential & Easy Conflicts/Disagreements?

300

This partnership must file Articles of Organization with state and members have limited liability, and can actively participate

What is a Limited Liability Company?

300

Partner bears the “risk of loss” for a liability to the extent that if things go bad and the partnership can’t pay the liability, the partner would have to come out of pocket to pay off the creditor, with no right to reimbursement from the partnership or another party.

What is a Recourse Liability?

300

They produce many well-known hygiene products. They are co-founded by William Proctor and James Gamble.

What is Proctor & Gamble?

300

This type of equity is included in a partner's basis if they sell their interest in the partnership. 

What is tax basis?

400

Profits, income, and losses are passed directly to partners/owners without being taxed.

What is Pass-Through Entity?

400

This type of partnership must register the entity with the state similar to LLC, but partners are fully liable for personal actions and of those they supervise.

What is a Limited Liability Partnership?

400

Liability for which no partner bears the economic risk of loss for the liability.

What is Nonrecourse Liability?

400

They are a well-known ice cream brand. They are co-founded by Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield.

What is Ben & Jerry's?

400

These 2 types of differences make book and tax capital to not match.

What is temporary and permanent?

500

Act in the best interest of their partnership, key to protecting partners and the business itself.

What is Fiduciary Duty?

500

Like most partnerships this one must register the entity with the state, similar to limited partnerships, but general partners are not personally liable.

Limited Liability Limited Partnership

500

Debt that is borrowed in connection with the activity of holding real property.

Qualified Nonrecourse Liability (QNR)?

500

They are known for their complex advancement in the technology industry. They were co-founded by Paul Allen and Bill Gates.

What is Microsoft?

500

When beginning equity does not match the equity in the client's year end financials what is the first step to resolving the variance. 

What is confirm that last year's book adjusting entries were recorded by the client?