Utah Cancel a General Partnership is a process that legally dissolves a general partnership. A general partnership is a business structure in which two or more individuals share ownership and management of the business. Under Utah law, a general partnership may be dissolved by agreement of the partners, by the death or bankruptcy of a partner, or by operation of law. To legally cancel a general partnership in Utah, the partners must notify the Utah Division of Corporations and Commercial Code and file a Certificate of Cancellation. The Certificate must include the name of the partnership, the date of dissolution, the signatures of the partners, and any other necessary information. The Division of Corporations and Commercial Code will then provide the partners with a certificate of cancellation. Different types of Utah Cancel a General Partnership include: • Dissolution by Agreement: A partnership can be dissolved by agreement of the partners. This means that all the partners must agree to the dissolution and sign a document indicating their agreement. • Dissolution by Death or Bankruptcy: A partnership may be dissolved if one of the partners dies or declares bankruptcy. • Dissolution by Operation of Law: A partnership may be dissolved if certain statutory conditions are met, such as the partnership failing to file its annual report with the Division of Corporations and Commercial Code.