Which of the following statements about the taxation of partnerships is true? Both the partnership and the individuals are taxed for any profits earned. Partnerships use corporate tax rates in filing returns. Partnerships file tax returns but pass profits and losses on to partners who report them on their tax returns. None of the above about the taxation of partnerships is true. Partnerships are limited in taxes depending on number of partners.
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