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I agree with your point of view. There is nothing such as one of these is better. Both have pros and cons. While a partnership firm is limited with a couple of partners and everything is decided by partners, a private limited is a company with shareholders who may or may not have their presence in the board of directors. In fact it is not even possible to have all share holders on the board of directors.Partnership Firm Vs. Private Limited Company, in my opinion there is nothing better or worse, a company is judged by its performance (planning, organizing and controlling) and the company's ability to make a profit. The main difference is in the recording of capital on the balance sheet, if the partnership records the amount of capital and the owner of capital, but in a company that records the number of shares and the initial capital. Partnership can also turn into a public company by applying for a license at the government trading office, of course after their financial reports are audited by a public accountant and by the Government Financial Supervisory Agency.