153.206 – ALLOCATION OF PROFITS AND LOSSES. (a) The
Texas Business Organizations Code § 153.206
Summary
This law governs how profits and losses are distributed among partners in a limited partnership. It emphasizes the importance of a written partnership agreement for determining allocations, and provides default rules if no agreement exists.
Allocations are based on the written partnership agreement.
Default allocations follow partners' recorded interests if no agreement exists.
Ensures clarity in financial distributions among partners.
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