The Uniform Partnership Act (1997) (RUPA) is a far-reaching revision and modernization of the law of partnerships. This prototype agreement explores how a partnership agreement can be crafted to the new environment.

Written by a team of experts, this book explains conversions of existing partnerships and corporations to limited liability companies with in-depth legal, tax, and practical implications. It also details procedures from start to finish, including knowing when to use, how to form, and how to dissolve limited liability companies with federal tax treatment of each step. Topics discussed include:

Comprehensive and fully current, this newly-updated six-volume work covers the limited liability company and limited liability partnership laws in all states. the state limited liability company material is organized into separate units, one for each state and the District of Columbia. Specifically for each LLC unit, you will find the following features Practice Guides -- Complete instructions for forming, operating, and dissolving an LLC Statutes -- Selected texts of all 51 limited liability acts and the ABA Prototype and Draft Uniform LLC acts Official Forms -- Current copies of relevant forms for each state and the District of Columbia Annotations -- Digests of federal and state cases are included under the applicable pertinent section of the state statutes The set includes A Practical Guide to Limited Liability Company Laws by Allan G. Donn and A Practical Guide to Registered Limited Liability Partnership Laws by Thomas E Rutledge and Elizabeth G. Hester. State Limited Liability Company Partnership Laws is published under the auspices of the ABA Business Law Section's Committee on Partnerships and Unincorporated Business Associations.