by King_Maker on Wed May 11, 2005 11:31 am
Partners can change the profit (and loss)sharing ratios whenever they wish.
In the IR's opinion, they consider they can challenge the allocation under the Settlements legislation - and they often do for husband and wife partnerships.
However, if it's the husband who does most of the work, that will not get the IR very far in this instance?
It might be prudent to draw up a Memorandum to recite what the parties have agreed. It is not as good as a Partnership Agreement from commencement, but it may assist in countering an IR challenge.