Category Archives: Partnership Disputes
Partnership Disputes and Your Taxes: What You Need to Know
Partnerships are taxed as pass-through entities. In effect, this means that the profits (and losses) from the business “pass” directly to the partner. Each partner is then responsible for reporting the income and paying tax on their individual return. This raises an important question: How do you deal with taxes when partnership income is… Read More »
Limited Liability Partnerships (LLP) and Disputes
As a business owner, a legal dispute is one of the last things you want to deal with. Disputes take time, money, and focus. A dispute with a customer, client, or another company is challenging enough—it is even more difficult when there is a serious disagreement within the company, between the business partner. If… Read More »
How to Voluntarily Dissolve or Liquidate a Partnership in Florida
There may come a day when it is time to end a business partnership. As voluntarily dissolving/liquidating a business is complicated, it is imperative that you take proper care to protect your financial interests. It is not uncommon for serious disputes to arise when partners are trying to wind down operations. Here, our Miami… Read More »
Four Tips for Resolving Partnership Disputes Between Family Members in Florida
A partnership is one of the most effective, efficient business entities. Though, a partnership is only as strong as the professional relationship between its members. With this in mind, it is no wonder that so many people enter into family-based business partners. After all, who better to trust with your business than your closest… Read More »
Three Strategies to Reduce the Risk of a Partnership Dispute
A dispute between business partners can cause serious damage to a business. We know that getting locked in partnership litigation is the absolute last thing that most business owners and entrepreneurs want to deal with. While not every partnership dispute can be prevented, there are a number of different strategies that you can use… Read More »
