DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PARTNERSHIP AND CORPORATION
Sl.No. | PARTNERSHIP | CORPORATION |
1 | In terms of Business Entities, Partnership is formed with minimum two persons who share ownership, profits, liabilities of the business. Here the patners runs and manages the business. | Corporation is owned by share holders where the shareholders decides on how to run the company. The shareholders appoint management to run the business. |
2 | A partnership has a specified duration or may dissolve due to the death of a partner. | A corporation continues until dissolved by law and its life is not affected due to the death of any shareholder. |
3 | The ownership is not separate from the Partnership. Here the partners share the ownership, risks or rewards of the business. | For Corporation, it has a separate legal recoginition and hence the corporation is separate from its owners. |
4 | In Partnership, the liability of the partners is Unlimited and the partners share all the liabilities incurred apart from capital when the business is closed. | Coporation's Liability is limited to the extent of their Sharecapital invested in to the business. |
5 | In Partnership, the Profits and losses are shared by the partners according to their aggreed ratio. | In case of corporation, the profits are reinvested in to the business, and whenever required, the profits are distributed in the form of Dividends to the shareholders. |
6 | Partners invest capital in form of money, assets etc. to run the business | Whereas in case of corporation, the capital is issued in form of Shares. |
7 | The legal requirements for the formation of the partnership is easy and can be formed with less legal requirements and paperwork. Also after the formation, the obligations are also less compared to the corporation. | The legal requirements for the formation of the company is more and the obligations for running a corporation are cumbersome. |
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