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The Partnership Buy In Agreement is a crucial document used when an existing partnership wishes to admit a new partner through the sale of a partnership interest. This agreement is particularly important in the Canadian business landscape, where partnerships must comply with both federal and provincial regulations. It's commonly used in professional services firms, family businesses, and other commercial partnerships when transitioning ownership or expanding the partnership. The document typically includes detailed provisions about the purchase price, payment terms, partnership rights, management participation, and professional obligations. It also addresses tax implications under Canadian tax law and ensures compliance with relevant provincial Partnership Acts and professional regulatory requirements. The agreement serves as both a purchase agreement and an amendment to the existing partnership agreement, documenting the terms under which the new partner joins the business.
