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amid [387]
4 years ago
5

Carol is a CPA who forms a partnership with another CPA, Pete. They form a limited liability partnership (LLP). If Carol neglige

ntly fails to correctly calculate a client's tax liability, resulting in fines to the client, what will be the outcome?
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Zinaida [17]4 years ago
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Answer:

Carol is personally liable for her mistake, and not Dave. Carol was negligent while Dave was not negligent.

Explanation:

Limited liability partnerships offer the advantage of being able to structure the business as a general partnership but liability is not shared by the partners. This is very important specially for some specific trades like accounting, medicine, law, engineering, etc., were liability can be a very serious issue that ranges form small fines to hefty lawsuits.

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