In the context of legal forms of business, identify a true statement about limited liability partnership (LLP).

A. In a limited liability partnership, limited partners can work at the firm but not be active in its management.
B. All partners in a limited liability partnership are jointly responsible for any debts or judgments against the firm.
C. General partners in a limited liability partnership are indirectly responsible for federal taxes owed by the firm.
D. Limited partners in a limited liability partnership must be external advisors who do not have a stake in the ownership of the firm.


Answer: A

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