In Florida, creating a business partnership is more than a handshake deal. It’s a commitment that requires a clear-cut agreement outlining the operational and financial aspects of your future company.
Limited liability companies (LLCs) blend elements of partnerships and corporate structures. Those who use this type of entity have to make a choice that involves their management structure. The answer is integral to how the business functions and is controlled.
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