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It is important to highlight that partnerships have no legal status as companies in their own right. As is the case with sole traders, the finances of the business remain indivisibly tied to the finances of the individuals who form the partnership, therefore if the venture fails, it is the partners (not the business) who are responsible for paying any outstanding debts.

มันเป็นสิ่งสำคัญที่จะเน้นความร่วมมือที่ไม่มีสถานะทางกฎหมายกับบริษัท ในสิทธิของตนเองเป็นกรณีที่มีผู้ค้ารายเดียว, การเงินของธุรกิจที่ยังคงผูก indivisibly กับการเงินของบุคคลที่รูปแบบความร่วมมือดังนั้นถ้ากิจการล้มเหลวก็เป็นคู่ค้า (ไม่ใช่ธุรกิจ) ที่มีความรับผิดชอบในการจ่ายหนี้ที่คงค้างใด ๆ

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It is important to highlight that partnerships have no legal status as companies in their own right. As is the case with sole traders, the finances of the business remain indivisibly tied to the finances of the individuals who form the partnership, therefore if the venture fails, it is the partners (not the business) who are responsible for paying any outstanding debts.It is important to emphasize that cooperation does not have legal status with the company. In their own rights, as is the case with a single trader, the business's financial statements still tied with the people indivisibly models for cooperation, so if it fails, the joint venture partners (non-business) that are responsible for paying any outstanding debt.

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It is important to highlight that partnerships have no legal status as companies in their own right. As is the case with sole traders, the finances of the business remain indivisibly tied to the finances of the individuals who form the partnership, therefore if the venture fails. , it is the partners (not the business) who are responsible for paying any outstanding debts. It is important to emphasize that the partnership has no legal status with the company. In its own right, as is the case with sole traders, business finances are still tied to the financial indivisibly party cooperation model, so if the business fails, it is a partner. (Non-business) that are responsible for paying any outstanding debts.

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It is important to highlight that partnerships have no legal status as companies in their own right. As is the case with. Sole traders the finances, of the business remain indivisibly tied to the finances of the individuals who form, the partnership. Therefore if the, venture fails it is the partners (not the business) who are responsible for paying any outstanding debts.

.It is important to emphasize the cooperation that has no legal status with the company. In its own right, as is the case with a single supplier,Finance of business still tied to financial indivisibly party cooperation pattern, so if the business fails, it is partner (not a business). Have the responsibility to pay back any outstanding