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What is LLP (Limited Liability Partnership)?

A Limited Liability Partnership combines the operational flexibility of a partnership with the limited liability of a company. LLPs are registered at Companies House and file annual accounts and confirmation statements. Members are taxed as self-employed partners under Self Assessment, but the LLP itself is a separate legal entity that can hold property and sue or be sued. Professional service firms (solicitors, accountants) are the most common adopters.

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Yolist. (2026). What Is LLP (Limited Liability Partnership)? Yolist UK Business & Trade Glossary. Retrieved June 10, 2026, from https://yolist.uk/glossary/llp-limited-liability-partnership

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