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Q: What is the difference between a partnership and joint venture?
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What is difference between syndicate and a Joint venture?

Syndicate is a informal arrangment and will be disbanded once the objecive is attained. Joint Venture is legal long term arrangment with a common objective.


What is a difference between public private partnership and private public partnership?

No, both refer to joint efforts by private companies and governmental bodies.


How are joint venture entities taxed?

In order to know how joint ventures are taxed it depends on the type of joint venture formed. There are joint venture companies and just a partnership without forming a legal company. Any, attorney or law website can explain this further. Out-law.com is a good place to start.


How a joint venture can limit the risk of international business?

A joint venture spreads the risk of the business between multiple people. If the business fails, then one person wouldn't have to cover all the losses.


Difference between partnership and public limited company?

A partnership is a legal term to define a joint venture of 2 or more persons. In a partnership all of the partners are jointly and severally liable for any losses. In this type of arrangement each partner can be forced to pay for all of any debts. They would then have the option of going after the other partners for their pro-rata share of the debt. In a limited partnership the only entity liable for the debts is the "general partner". The general partner can be either a person or another partnership or corporation. In a corporation the corporation is the only entity liable for debts. The owners are not liable. The corporation is a fictional "person" in the eyes of the law.