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35 Cards in this Set
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General partnership
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Voluntary association of two or more persons who agree to carry on a business together for profit
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Unlimited personal liability
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Liability for business debt, which extends beyond what is invested in a business to an individual's personal assets
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UPA
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Uniform Partnership Act, model for partnership legislation in about two-fifths of the states
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RUPA
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Revised Uniform Partnership Act, model for partnership legislation in about three-fifths of the states
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General partnership
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A voluntary association of two or more persons to carry on a business for profit
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Capital account
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An account stating the money or value of any property contributed by a partner
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Tenancy in partnership
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Property co-owned by partners
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Interest in partnership
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A partner's right to profits
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Joint and several liability
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Principle that each partner and the partnership is liable for all debts and wrongful acts
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Charging order
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Court order requiring payment of partner's distributions to judgment creditor rather than to partner
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Marshaling of assets or exhaustion rule
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Partnership theory requiring creditors to first exhaust partnership assets before pursuing partners' individual assets
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Partnership agreement
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An agreement by two or more persons to do business together as a partnership; may be written or oral
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Fictitious business name statement
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Statement filed with public official to indicate names of owners of a business
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Foreign partnership
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A partnership doing business in a state other than the one in which it was formed
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Service of process
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Providing litigation notices (summons and complaint)
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General agency
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The authority of a partner to act for and bind the partnership and other partners
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Statement of Authority
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Document filed with secretary of state providing notice of partners who are authorized to act for partnership
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Statement of Denial
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Document filed with secretary of state denying information in Statement of Authority or providing notice of withdrawal from partnership
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Draw
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An advance payment, usually made against anticipated profits
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Recitals
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Introductory clauses in agreements setting forth basis for agreement
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Partnership for a term
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A partnership with a definite term of duration
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Partnership at will
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A partnership with no specific term of duration
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Non-compete clause
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Clauses in agreement restricting signatory form competing with another during and after parties' relationship terminates
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Tax year
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Annual accounting period for keeping records and reporting income and expenses
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Cash method of accounting
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Listing expenses and income in business records only when they are paid or received
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Accrual method of accounting
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Listing expenses and income in business records when they are incurred or billed rather than when they are actually paid or received
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GAAP
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Generally accepted accounting principles
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Dissolution
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Change in the relation of partners caused when a partner leaves the business; generally, a termination of a partnership
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Winding up
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Wrapping up business affairs, terminating business, satisfying obligations, selling assets, and collecting debts
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Key person policies
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Insurance policies on the life of key individuals in a business
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Dissociation
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A withdrawal of a partner from a partnership; does not necessarily cause a dissolution or termination or partnership
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Wrongful dissociation
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A dissociation caused by a breach of partnership agreement
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Statement of Dissociation
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Document filed with state to identify dissociating partner and filed to limit period for which partnership will be liable for dissociating partner's acts
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Statement of Dissolution
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A formal statement filed with state to notify others of partnership dissolution
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Check the box
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Method by which businesses elect how they wish to be taxed, namely, whether as partnerships or corporations
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