Master Limited Partnership - MLP

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Definition of 'Master Limited Partnership - MLP'

A limited partnership that is publicly traded, which provides the investor better liquidity than an ordinary limited partnership. The partnership must get most of its cash flow from real estate, natural resources and commodities, generally Oil and gas properties. MLP’s major advantage is the tax benefits. The profits are only taxed when the limited partners receive distributions from publicly trading. Limited partners often receive cash distributions, which are similar to dividends, on a regular basis.

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