General partnership financial statements should include disclosure of any unusual commitments undertaken by the general partner or sponsor. In addition, GP financial statements should disclose any contingencies relating to guarantees or potential liability stemming from being the general partner. If the general partner/sponsoring entity retains an equity interest in the partnership and accounts for that interest on the equity method, it should follow the guidance for disclosure of equity method investments. See FSP 10.6.
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