alleryStart learning →A salaried partner differs from an equity partner because he has?
AA share in all profits
BNo ownership interest
CUnlimited capital funds
DA right to dissolve
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. No ownership interest
A salaried partner draws a salary and does not own the business or share in its distributions.
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