Partnership

Partnership refers to a legal and social relationship between two or more individuals or entities who collaborate to achieve a common goal, typically in a business context. In a partnership, each party contributes resources, which can include capital, skills, or labor, and shares in the profits, losses, and management of the enterprise. Partnerships can take various forms, such as general partnerships, where all partners share equal responsibility and liability, or limited partnerships, where some partners have limited involvement and liability. Partnerships are established through mutual agreement and typically governed by a partnership agreement that outlines the terms of the collaboration. This structure allows for shared decision-making, resource pooling, and can leverage the strengths of each partner to enhance business outcomes.