Article 41 of the Tax Procedures Law establishes the principle of joint and several liability for tax obligations within partnerships that lack an independent legal personality. It stipulates that if multiple persons engage in a business together without forming a separate legal entity, each participant is individually and collectively responsible towards the Federal Tax Authority (FTA). This comprehensive liability covers all Payable Tax and any associated Administrative Penalties arising from the business's activities. The provision ensures the Authority can pursue any or all partners for the full amount due, functioning without prejudice to other stipulations in the relevant Tax Law.
Article 41 - Responsibility of Settlement of Tax and Administrative Penalties in the Case of a Partnership
Without prejudice to any provisions set out in the Tax Law, if multiple Persons participate in a Business that does not have independent legal personality, each of them shall be jointly and severally liable towards the Authority for any Payable Tax and Administrative Penalties related to such Business.
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