Series 7: Exercise

Taken from our Series 7 Online Guide

Exercise

Answer the following questions.

1. Limited partnerships are defined primarily by having:

A. Multiple general partners and at least one limited partner

B. Investment in oil and natural gas wells

C. Income/loss that flows through to the partners

D. High risk potential and short life

2. A DPP general partner:

A. Manages the business day-to-day

B. Has the authority to buy property for the DPP

C. Is personally liable in case of a bankruptcy

D. All of the above

3. Which of the following features is almost always true of a DPP?

A. Continuity of life

B. Freely transferable assets

C. Limited liability for all owners

D. Centralized management

Answer true or false.

4. _____ The DPP general partner’s scope of authority is defined in the certificate of limited partnership.

5. _____ The primary defining document of a DPP, the certificate of limited partnership, is filed with the state in which the DPP does business and cannot be amended.

Answers

1. C. The defining quality of a DPP is its “flow-through tax consequences.” A DPP may or may not have multiple general partners. There are various types of DPP businesses, more than just oil and natural gas, including real estate and equipment leasing

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