You need to know about the rules for accessing a partnership's records. These are the official documents and information that belong to the business partnership.
The partnership must keep its records in a place where they are easy to get to. This place is usually where the partnership does its business. If the partnership has more than one place of business, the records should be at the main one.
If you are a partner in the business, you have the right to look at these records whenever you want. You can read them, check them, and even make copies of them. This is to help you stay informed about what's happening in the partnership.
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The partnership’s records must be reasonably available at the place of business of the partnership (or at the principal place of business if there is more than 1).
Every partner may, when the partner thinks fit, have access to, inspect, and copy any of the partnership’s records.
