Things You'll Need:
- Assumed Name Certificates
- Business Books
- EIN
- SBA Licenses
- Banks
- Business Loans
- Legal Services
- Business loans
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Step 1
Obtain all required local, state and federal licenses and permits. Contact the Small Business Administration to find out which ones you'll need.
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Step 2
Get an Assumed Named Certificate by registering a business name in the county where the company does business. The words "Limited Partnership" must be contained in the name of the partnership.
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Step 3
Get an Employer Identification Number from the IRS using Form SS-4.
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Step 4
Obtain a State ID Number as well from the state Department of Revenue.
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Step 5
Write a partnership agreement that addresses profit sharing, asset distribution, participation rights, dissolution prevention, a buy-out agreement, asset appraisal and expulsion or addition of partners. It's advisable to engage the services of an attorney in drafting up such a document.
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Step 6
File a Certificate of Limited Partnership with the Secretary of State.










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