In a general partnership, the statement that is generally accurate is:
Partners usually draw up legal papers called articles of partnership.
The other statements are incorrect for the following reasons:
- Partners in a general partnership typically do not issue stock, and business taxes are usually paid at the personal level based on the income the partners earn from the business.
- The business does not continue if one partner dies; it usually dissolves unless otherwise specified in the partnership agreement.
- Partners in a general partnership are personally liable for the debts of the business, meaning they can be held responsible beyond their initial investment.