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Entering into a partnership agreement in Canada
When drafting a partnership agreement you need to carefully examine four main issues that can be described as four simple questions: How will we name the partnership? How will we manage the partnership? How will we divide the profits? How will we end the partnership?
First thing that you need to do is choosing the name of the partnership agreement. The second thing is to check if the name is not yet registered under the Business Names Act. Very often people tend to name partnerships after their last names and there is a big possibility that there already is a registered partnership under these two last names. Choosing the partners (there can me more than two partners actually) is the next step, closely followed by the general definition of the business that the partners will be involved in. It is also important to specify if the partnership is closed or open for exiting or inviting new partners. Like in every business flexibility is the most important thing for a growing business. The next important step and issue is defining the management rules of the partnership. Voting, decisions, management, contributions and everything related is defined under the second question. Needless to say that this part needs the most attention and time, if the parties are interested in a healthy well established business partnership. The next two big questions are how to divide the profits and how to end the agreement, they basically grow out of the rules established earlier. The last part also must hold possible resolutions for situations when one of the partners dies for example.
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