An account stated between partners is a document that summarizes the financial transactions and related balances between two partners in a partnership. It is used to provide a snapshot of the financial relationship between the two and to reconcile any discrepancies. Generally, the document includes the total amount owed, the total amount paid, and the balance due between the two partners. There are two types of accounts stated between partners: an open account stated and a closed account stated. An open account stated is used when one partner has not made a payment or when the two parties have not agreed to a fixed balance. A closed account stated is used when both partners agree on the total amount owed and the total amount paid, and the balance due is fixed. It is important for partners to regularly review their accounts stated to ensure that all financial transactions are accurately recorded and that any discrepancies are immediately addressed.