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Barry G. Foul Well, Good morning, USA. It's a great
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I hate love to say this. This is a great
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day in America. Have been great, you know, three weeks
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that we've had President Trump in office, and whether you
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like him or not, what he's doing for America saving
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through his new agency DOGE that saving America's billions of dollars.
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They have uncovered a lot of wasteless spending which we
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all knew was there because we're overtaxed, and it's time
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to end over taxation and get us to a balanced budget,
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get us to you know, doing what the federal government
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is supposed to do, and not trying to manipulate what
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people in America are thinking or bribing them to vote
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one way or the other. Let's just get back to
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the necessities in life and let the states handle the
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issues within each individual state. That is what America was
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created and founded on, was states' rights, not all the
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rights being at the federal government level. That's my soapbox
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for today. But you know, hey, we're here to talk
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about partnerships. You know, ready said go let's learn how
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to form a partnership. You know, we got about ten
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steps in forming a partnership. So you decided, hey, you
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want to go into business, and maybe you're not going
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to go into business for yourself. Maybe you're going to
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go into the business with somebody else, even a wife,
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maybe a brother or brother in law, sister or sister
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in law, whatever it may be that you're going into
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business with. You've got to decide how are we going
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to set up this business? You know, so you know,
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if you're not going to run this solo, you start
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this partnership. You can form a partnership. Now, partnerships come
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in many different ways. You can have a general partnership,
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which is just a partnership that you go down to
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your local assumed name office and you say, hey, me
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and this other person is going to do this partnership,
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and then you have a general partnership. You can set
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up a partnership being a limited partnership, so you would
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have a limited liability partnership in LP. And you can
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also to have a partnership as a limited liability company.
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So there's many different structures that you can have when
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you're going into business and trying to be wanting to
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be a partnership. So you've got to start thinking which
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is the best for me? Where do I want to
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be as a partnership. And sometimes before you go into business,
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it is good to consult two people. One your tax guy,
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your tax coach, your guru that knows all about taxes
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and how having a partnership is going to affect your
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personal taxes for you and your other partner or partners.
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This partnership can have multiple partners more than one other person,
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so you might need to know how is this going
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to impact my personal taxes or the other partner's personal taxes.
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The other one is to contact your attorney attorney because
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partnerships sometimes come with some liability protections. So and sometimes
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those liability protections are going to fall into the LLC
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category or the LLP category. But make sure you're discussing
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that with your attorney because your attorney will be able
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to tell you do you need liability protection in what's
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going to give you that protection for you and your family?
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General partnership from everything I understand, is that going to
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give you any of liability protections for you, your family
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or your partners So again you might want to make
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sure that what you are doing, you are going to
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do it correctly and choosing the right structure for your
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business and your partnership. Now, the good news is partnerships
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are not taxed themselves, so you're not going to face
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double taxation unless you make an election to be taxed
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as a corporation. Then your partnership could have would have
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a tax and then when they pass the money through
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to you, you will be taxed again as a dividend
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or as payroll. So your general partnership, your limited liability partnership,
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and your LLC which would be multi member and be
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taxed as a partnership all pass net income to each
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of the partners based on either they're a pro rata
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share of capital. Your partnership agreement can give a different
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split between partners is different than the ownership percentages, but
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it will be passed through. So therefore you won't have
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double taxation where the company is getting taxed and then
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you're getting taxed. So you want to make sure that
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you're setting this up correctly and then look at what
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is the tax implications for this. So now you decided, hey,
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I am forming this partnership and you know, we've got
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six steps to be successful at getting this partnership formed
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and formed correctly. We see many many mistakes of business
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owners who think they formed their business correctly and they've
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done it incorrectly. They've done taken the incorrect steps, and
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then the cost to get it fixed sometimes is more
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expensive than just getting it and doing it right the
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first time. So first step, choose your partners. Choose them wisely.
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So you're going through all this work to set this
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business up and you're going to be working closely with
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your partners, So make sure you take your time when
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you're choosing your partner or partners in the business. You
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know things you're going to make sure that they're bringing
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to the table. What skills, what are their strengths actually,
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what are their weaknesses as well? What is their knowledge?
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What is their credibility? So maybe you're not going to
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work with the family member, you're going with a friend,
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You're going with somebody outside, somebody you're bringing in because
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they've got the knowledge to do something that you don't
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have and you need to bring them in. Or maybe
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they've got the credibility in that industry that helps add
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a level of strength to your business. You're also going
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to want to make sure that your partner is financially stable.
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You know, you want somebody that has some strength and
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financially that you know that it is not going to
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be hurting or bleeding the business absolutely dry of funds.
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You want them to have the same vision as you
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do for where this business will be going. And you know,
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maybe they bring in additional contacts and other resources for
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the partnership. You know, I always tell people, hey, don't
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rush when you're selecting your partner and deciding to go
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into a partnership. Maybe when you're asking yourself what do
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they bring to the table when we get along, do
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we share the same values and taking a little bit
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longer time to think about those issues sometimes it's better
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and maybe you can decide that, hey, maybe I just
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want to be a single member LLC. I want control
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of this business and I can employ this other person
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and therefore, if it doesn't work out, we don't have
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to unwind a business. We just can fire him or
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her in let him go. Or maybe you're bringing somebody
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in doesn't share it completely all your values and you
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want to make sure you still control more than fifty
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percent of the business. You're the one making the decisions. Hey,
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remember this is a commitment. This is almost like a
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marriage when you're going into a partnership. When we come back,
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we're going to also talk a little bit more in
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depth about determining your type of partnership in this business.
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We'll be right back after this.
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We're talking about forming partnerships and the different kind of
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partnerships that are out there. We've touched about this a
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little bit, but the general partnerships, you know, generally it's
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a company owned but two or more people and you
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agree to run it as partners are co owners and
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usually the profits are split, you know, fifty to fifty,
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unless you guys make some other arrangements or maybe change
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the partnership agreement on what the ownership percentages are. Generally,
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this doesn't provide any liability protection. If the business dissolves,
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you're both responsible for the debts one hundred percent. So
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if your partner can't pay fifty percent of the debts,
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you're going to end up paying one hundred percent of
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the debts. So you want to make sure that. Again
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you're vetting who your partner is going to be in
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this business. But you know, hey, these are low costs,
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easy to establish, flexible, but again the downside is those
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personal assets are probably going to be at risk. You know,
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not to men and mention your partner, and you are
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liable for the other person's actions as well. You're limited partnerships.
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These are going to be more structured than general and
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usually have both a general and a limited partner, so
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you're gonna need when you start this business, you're gonna
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have to have one general partner and at least one
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limited partner, So you know, a limited partner is only
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serving as an investor in the business typically doesn't have
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any decision making. They get ownership but don't have as
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many risks or responsibilities as a general partner, and if
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you hired to involved in the business, you can lose
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your status as a limited partner out there. General partners
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usually operate the company and assume liabilities for the partnership.
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General partner, you have control and responsibility when it comes
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to this limited partnership. So the other one is a
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limited liability partnership. It's in this organization you the owners,
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aren't held personally responsible for the business debts or the
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other partners actions. With an MLLP, you typically can't lose
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your personal assets if someone takes legal action against your business,
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but you still can be held personally liable if you
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do something wrong. So we take this as an example.
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In the owner operator trucking business, you're operating the truck,
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you get in an accident, God forbid, knock on wood.
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If you're driving a truck, when you're involved in that accident,
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whether it's your fault or the other party's fault, you
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typically will end up getting sued. And you're not getting
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sued just in your business. But you're getting sued personally
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for your actions. Now when you're an employee, if you
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have employees of the business and the employee does something wrong,
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in unlimited liability partnership, your responsibility ends where the company
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is and it doesn't go past that. So you're not
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responsibility responsible for other people's actions. You're only responsible for
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your actions. Or if you have a partner in this
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and they're driving the truck and they get into an accident,
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your responsibility ends at the limited liability partnership and it
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doesn't come to you. But again it's all your attorney.
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Make sure you've got everything set up right and you
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have the liability protections that you need out there to
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save you in case something does happen. LLC as a partnership,
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you can have two or more owners. These owners are