The main function of a limited liability partnership is to boost the partners’ chances of increasing their individual profits and security in comparison to what they would gain if they operated individually. Entering a partnership agreement may also allow the partners to compensate for the weaknesses and utilise the strengths of each individual: one of the partners may bring significant financial assets, another may be able to offer well-developed manufacturing facilities, while another may have a wide network of clients, etc.
Other than that, limited liability partnerships have no special functions and are mainly distinguished from other legal business structures by the way the roles are distributed between partners. A limited liability partnership can engage in any type of business activity, including trade, services, manufacturing, etc.