To turn a partnership into a sole proprietorship, the partners must first agree to dissolve the partnership and settle any outstanding debts or obligations. They should draft a formal dissolution agreement that outlines the terms of the dissolution and distribution of assets. After that, the sole proprietor can register their business as a sole proprietorship, obtaining any necessary licenses and permits. It's important to notify clients, suppliers, and any relevant government agencies about the change in business structure.
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