Partnership Firm

Traditional form of partnership where all partners share equal responsibility for the management and liabilities of the business.

Consists of both general partners with unlimited liability and limited partners who contribute capital but have limited liability, often unable to participate in the management of the business.

Hybrid form of partnership that provides limited liability protection to partners, similar to shareholders in a corporation, while maintaining the flexibility and tax benefits of a partnership.

Formed by professionals such as lawyers, accountants, doctors, who pool their expertise and resources to provide specialized services.

Owned and operated by family members, typically spanning multiple generations, with shared ownership and involvement in the management.

Temporary partnership formed for a specific project or venture, with partners pooling resources, expertise, and risks to achieve a common goal.

Collaboration between government entities and private sector partners to finance, develop, and operate public infrastructure projects or services.

Owned and operated by family members, typically spanning multiple generations, with shared ownership and involvement in the management.

Formed by nonprofit organizations or charities to collaborate on projects, share resources, and achieve common philanthropic goals.

Initial Consultation

Partnership Agreement Drafting

Business Registration

Financial Management

Decision Making Process

Conflict Resolution