A limited partnership enterprise shall be established by two or more and fifty or less partners. Since there is at least one general partner, there are at most 49. This range is the range of managing partners. Article 61 of the Partnership Law of People's Republic of China (PRC): A limited partnership enterprise shall be established by two or more and fifty or less partners, except as otherwise provided by law. A limited partnership enterprise shall have at least one general partner.
First, the company is an enterprise organization form formed to meet the needs of socialized mass production in the market economy.
Companies in China refer to for-profit legal entities established in China according to the Company Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), including limited liability companies and joint stock limited companies.
Second, compared with other market participants, the advantages of the company are as follows:
1. The limited liability of the shareholders of the company determines that the shareholders of the investment company can not only meet the needs of investors to seek benefits, but also limit the risks they bear to a reasonable range and increase their investment enthusiasm.
2. Companies, especially joint stock limited companies, can publicly issue stocks and bonds in the society, raise funds extensively, and facilitate the establishment of large enterprises.
3. The company implements the principle of complete separation of ownership and management rights, which improves the management level of the company.
4. The unique organizational structure of the company makes the company's capital and operation tend to maximize the benefits and better realize the investors' goals. Office conditions
5. The corporate form is completely divorced from personal color and is a permanent combination of capital. The personal safety of shareholders does not affect the normal operation of the company.
Therefore, the company has a long duration and high stability. Article 2 of China's Company Law stipulates: "The company mentioned in this Law refers to a limited liability company and a joint stock limited company established in China according to this Law." In other words, China's company law only stipulates two types of companies: limited liability companies and joint stock limited companies. There are two completely different views on the understanding of this legal provision in China. One view is that China Company Law does not recognize other corporate forms such as unlimited liability company and joint stock limited company, and cannot create other corporate forms. Another view is that this article does not prohibit the application of laws other than the Company Law to establish other forms of companies.