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Vinil7 [7]
2 years ago
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Three individuals in a partnership agree to divide the profit equally. X invests $4500, Y invests $3500, and Z invests $2000. Th

e profit is $2400
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1 answer:
andrezito [222]2 years ago
8 0

each partner will get $ 800

<h3>What is  partner?</h3>

A partner is a member of a partnership, which is a legal entity in which the profits and losses of a business or other venture are shared by all members. Corporations prefer partnerships because of their tax structure, which eliminates dividend taxes on owner profits.

A partner is a co-owner of a partnership, which is a type of business entity recognized by the law.

Dormant/Sleeping Partner.... 3] Nominal Partner.... 4] Partner by Estoppel.... 5] Profits Only Partner.... 6] Minor Partner.

General collaboration. A general partnership is the most fundamental type of partnership.

Limited liability company. Limited partnerships (LPs) are state-authorized business entities. ...

Limited liability company...

Limited partnership with limited liability.

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0      82,500                                                                        -82,500    -82,500

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4                       12%   9900       27000  17100     6840      20160       12812.04

5                       11%    9075       27000  17925     7170      19830        11252.07

6                        6%   4950       27000   22050   8820     18180        9210.55

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8                        0%    0             27000   27000   10800   16200      6542.91

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