In Georgia, a general partnership automatically forms when two or more people co-own a business for profit, offering simplicity, pass-through taxation, and flexibility. Risks of operating as general partners include unlimited personal liability and potential complications in transferring ownership. A partnership agreement can help clarify roles and responsibilities if you choose to form a general partnership.
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