In terms of its treatment of income, expenses, and taxes, a partnership is essentially a sole proprietorship consisting of more than one person.

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Both a partnership and a sole proprietorship are pass-through entities for tax purposes, meaning the income, expenses, and taxes pass through the business to the individual partners or owner, who then report them on their personal tax returns.

In Terms of Its Treatment of Income, Expenses, and Taxes