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UK Limited Partnerships: Formation, Governance and Exit—Comprehensive Practitioners’ Checklist (Companies House, VAT, LPA 1907, PA 1890)

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Number and identity of the partners

  • What is the total number of partners, and who are they?
  • In what capacity does each participate—individual, company, another partnership, or other entity/body?
  • Who will act as general partner(s) and who as limited partner(s)?
  • Can additional limited partners be admitted, and if so, on what terms?
  • May limited partners hold other business interests and undertake activities beyond the limited partnership, including interests and activities in direct competition with it?

Business details

  • What activities will the limited partnership undertake?
  • Is it an ongoing enterprise or a one-off project or series of projects?
  • Are any regulatory consents, approvals, and licences required for the intended business?
  • What name will the limited partnership trade under?
  • Does the chosen name conflict with any registered limited partnership or business name? Carry out Companies House searches.
  • Who will be responsible for registering the limited partnership with Companies House?
  • Is a domain name needed? Check availability and register.
  • Where will the limited partnership conduct its business?...
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