A publicly traded partnership is similar to amaster limited partnership (MLP); however, there are minor differences. PTPs, mostly in energy-related businesses, can offer investors quarterly income that receives favorable tax treatment. key takeaways A publicly traded partnership (PTP) is a type of...
This study considers the characteristics of the publicly traded partnership (PTP) organizational form and operations that likely influenced firms' decision to retain or abandon the PTP form based on the proposed corporate taxation of these entities passed in 1987 and the subsequent revision in 1997 ...
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A publicly traded partnership (PTP) is any partnership with interests in the partnership that are traded on an established securities market or with interests in the partnership that are readily tradable on a secondary market or its substantial equivalent. PTPs are by default taxed as corporations;...
in which are traded on public exchanges.1 In a typical limited partnership structure, public investors hold common units,2 while the "sponsor" holds the man- aging interest (i.e., the general partnership interest or the equivalent thereof).3 The common units typically are traded on the New ...
Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to issue guidance that will address the issue of technical terminations of a publicly traded partnership (PTP) resulting in multiple short tax years within one calendar year. It explains why technical terminations of a PTP occur. It cites the disadvantages of such ...
Gentry, W. (1991) ``Taxes, Financial Decisions and Organizational Form: Evidence from Publicly Traded Partner- ships,'' Working Paper, Department of Economics, Duke University.Gentry, William, 1991Taxes, financial decisions and organizational form: evidence from publicly traded partnerships, Working ...
Master Limited PartnershipPTPPublicly Traded Partnershipfiduciary dutywaiverAfter the 2008 recession it is difficult to imagine billions of dollars being invested in publicly-traded entities with little regulation of board conflicts anddoi:10.2139/ssrn.2586218Sandra K. Miller...