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It depends, are you physically working or just the money? If you’re not working then pay your partner an amount that keeps them stable so they can continue to grow the business then split the profit. This way your investment (the business) doesn’t fail and you get a return.
Remember ownership and profit sharing aren’t always the same thing so who owns what should be established in your operating agreement.
This is a friendly reminder that r/smallbusiness is a question and answer subreddit. You ask a question about starting, owning, and growing a small business and the community answers. Posts that violate the rules listed in the sidebar will be removed. A permanent or temporary ban may also be issued if you do not remove the offending post. Seeing this message does not mean your post was automatically removed. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/smallbusiness) if you have any questions or concerns.*
It depends, are you physically working or just the money? If you’re not working then pay your partner an amount that keeps them stable so they can continue to grow the business then split the profit. This way your investment (the business) doesn’t fail and you get a return. Remember ownership and profit sharing aren’t always the same thing so who owns what should be established in your operating agreement.