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- Frequently asked questions
- What is a Limited Liability Partnership?
- What is the purpose of a Partnership Agreement?
- What is the difference between a UK limited liability partnership and a UK limited liability company?
- Who can form a limited liability partnership?
- Who will be liable for the Limited Liability Partnership?
- A registered office is required in order to incorporate an LLP - what is it?
- What is the minimum number of designated members a limited liability partnership requires?
- What is the difference between a member and a designated member?
- What are the disclosure requirements of a Limited Liability Partnership?
- Does a Limited Liability Partnership have a constitution in the form of Memoradum and Articles of Association like a company?
- How will a Limited Liability Partnership be taxed?
Limited Liability Partnership Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Limited Liability Partnership?
Limited Liability Partnerships are a new form of legal business entity.
Limited Liability Partnerships are an alternative corporate business vehicle that gives the benefits of limited liability but allows its members the flexibility of organising their internal structure as a traditional partnership.
BusinessLegal Limited offer a company formation service that will help you start up a limited liability partnership in the UK.
There is no requirement for a Memorandum or Articles of Association. It is recommended (though not compulsory) that a limited liability partnership agreement be drawn up between the partners. Businesslegal can do this for you.If you are ready to form an LLP go straight to Limited Liability Partnership application form.
