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How easy is the business to start?
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It is fairly easy.
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How many opportunities are there for capital?
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There are multiple sources for capital.
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How does the skill set of people in a partnership compare to a sole proprietorship?
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There are more business skills because there are more people contributing.
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How efficiently are the decisions made?
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The decisions are made better.
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How are the operations operated?
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The operations are flexible.
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Is the interest of each partner protected?
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Yes.
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How is the registration and fees for a partnership?
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You do not have to register with the state so there are no hefty fees.
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Is the future of the business certain?
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No, if someone dies or quits then it ends.
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Do the partners get alot of money?
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Not as much as a sole proprietorship because they have to share the profits.
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Is one person liable for their actions?
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No, each partner is liable.
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What if one partner does not agree with a situation, are they still liable?
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Each partner is liable for every decision.
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Is the capital limited?
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Yes the capital is limited because there is a certain amount of partners that you can't rise above.
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Can you have as many partners in the partnership as you would like?
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No, you cannot have as many as you want. A partnership is limited to twenty partners.
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Can shares be transferred easily?
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No, there is no transferability of shares because the other partners joined into a partnership with you, not another person. The other partners may not necessarily want to partner with a different person.
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