Advantages of a Limited Liability Company (LLC) over a Limited Partnership

A Limited Liability Company offers absolute limited liability to members while in a partnership, one partner, the general partner, has liability exposure. No Limited Liability Company member has personal liability

In allocating non-recourse debt, Limited Liability Companies provide an advantage over Limited Partnerships

Members of a Limited Liability Company are able to participate in management without risking limited liability status. A limited partner may lose his limited liability status should he become involved in day-to-day management

A member of a Limited Liability Company may be exempt from self-employment taxes on distributions if he does not participate in management and if the entity could have been formed as a Limited Partnership

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