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Limited Liability Partnership

Start Your Limited Liability Partnership and Get the Benefits of Limited Liability

Register your LLP with ease and get free consultation, two digital signatures (DSC) and DIN.

  • Choose a unique name for your LLP
  • File the necessary documents with the Registrar of Companies
  • Pay the registration fees
  • Get a certificate of incorporation
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PROCESS

Process of Limited Liability Partnership

ONLINE REGISTRATION

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Documents Required: For Partners Eligibility

  • PAN Card for Partners
  • Identity Proof (Voter ID/Passport/Driving License)
  • Address Proof (Bank Statement/Mobile Bill/Telephone Bill/Electricity Bill)
  • Passport Size Photo of all Partners
 

For Registered Office

  • Ownership Proof (Electricity Bill/Gas Bill/Mobile Bill)
  • No Objection Certificate (NOC)
 

Eligibility Criteria for Becoming a Designated Partner in an LLP

To form a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), it's essential to have a minimum of two designated partners. Additionally, at least one of these partners must be a resident of India, ensuring compliance with local regulations.

To become a designated partner in an LLP, an individual must meet the following criteria:

  • Consent Requirement: The individual must agree to take on the role of a designated partner. This is formalized in the LLP agreement. Individual Status: Only individuals, not entities, can serve as designated partners.
  • LLP Agreement Provisions: The agreement can allow multiple partners to be designated partners.
THE PROCESS

Procedure for Limited Liability Partnership Registration

One of our company experts will collect all the required documents for registration.

Procedure for LLP Registration
  • Applying and obtaining the Digital Signature Certificate (DSC).
  • Applying and obtaining the Director Identification Number (DIN).
  • Filing the application to get the company name approved on the MCA portal.
  • Obtaining the Certificate of Incorporation by MCA.
  • Filing the application for the company's PAN & TAN.
  • Applying for the bank account after receiving PAN & TAN.
 
What is a Designated Partner Identification Number (DPIN)?

A Designated Partner Identification Number, or DPIN, serves as a unique identifier for individuals who are designated partners in an LLP. Similar to a Director Identification Number (DIN), it ensures compliance and transparency in managing LLPs.

Why is DPIN Important?

  • Ensures legal compliance with LLP reporting requirements.
  • Provides a unique identity for partners, like the DIN for directors.
  • Mandatory for LLP registration and management.
 

How to Obtain a DPIN:

  • During LLP Registration: Apply for a DPIN while registering the LLP.
  • For Existing LLPs: A new partner can apply for a DPIN when joining the LLP.

Mandatory Registration of LLP in India

Registering a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) in India is mandatory under the Limited Liability Partnership Act. This ensures recognition as a legal entity and allows the LLP to operate and enjoy the associated benefits. The process is carried out on the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) portal.

 

 

  • Mutual Rights and Duties

The mutual rights and duties of partners in an LLP are governed by an agreement between the partners or between the partners and the LLP. This agreement outlines the operational framework and responsibilities, ensuring clarity and structure within the partnership.

  • Partner Structure

To establish an LLP, a minimum of two partners is required, with no upper limit on the maximum number of partners. There must be at least two designated partners, and at least one of them must be a resident of India.

  • Separate Legal Entity

An LLP is recognized as a separate legal entity, capable of entering into contracts and holding property in its own name. This distinction allows the LLP to continue its existence irrespective of changes in partners.

  • No requirement of LLP Audit

An LLP having turnover of less than Rs. 40 Lac and capital of less than Rs. 25 Lac are not required to get their accounts audited.

  • Cost and Compliance

Forming an LLP is cost-effective, with fewer compliance requirements and regulations compared to other business structures. Additionally, there is no requirement for a minimum capital contribution, allowing more flexibility in the financial setup.

  • Limited Liability of Partners

The liability of partners is confined to their agreed contribution in the LLP. No partner is liable for the independent or unauthorized actions of other partners, thus protecting individual partners from joint liability due to another partner’s wrongful business decisions or misconduct.

 

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR LLP Registration

Copy of Pan Card or Owner

Electrcity Bill/Water Bill + No objection certificate

Copy of Rent agreement ( if rented property)

Copy of Aadhar Card/Voter ID card

Passport Size Photograph of Owner

 

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After obtaining DSC and DIN, and taking name approval, we file Fillip form for LLP incorporation and therefter we draft an agreement for your partnership. Once all the documents are duly verified aqnd approved by the government, the certificate of incorporation is emailed to your id. LLP-3 will be file after the LLP incorporation

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Advantages of Limited Liability Partnership

  • An LLP is a separate legal entity.
  • LLP may own property and sue/be sued.
  • Liability Protection for all General Partners from claim against the LLP.
  • Liability Pritection for the LLP from claims against a General Partner.
  • Partner dividends are reported on the partners personal tax returns.
  • No date of termination is required in the Partnership Agreement.
 

What is LLP Stamp Duty?

When you register a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), a stamp duty is levied on its LLP Agreement. This is a legal requirement which is as per the laws of every state government.

What is it levied on?

Stamp duty is mainly levied on the partnership agreement, which defines the rights, DS and profit-sharing ratio of the partners.

What is the amount?

  • This varies from state to state.
  • Generally, it is Rs 500 – Rs 5,000 (depending on state and capital contribution).

 

PACKAGES FOR

Types of Limited Liability Partnership

STARTER
INR 4999
  • Expert assisted process
  • Goverment fee included 
  • Company name filing in 1 - 2 days
  • Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) in a day
  • Incorporation Certificate in 7 - 10 days
  • Company PAN + TAN included
  • Designated Partner Identification Number (DPIN)

 

 

STANDARD
INR 6999
  • Expert assisted process
  • Goverment fee included
  • Company name filing in 1 - 2 days*
  • DSC within a day
  • Incorporation Certificate in 7 - 10 days
  • GST registration is included in the service 
  • Company PAN + TAN included
  • Designated Partner Identification Number (DPIN)
  • MSME registration is included in the service
  • Digital welcome kit with post-incorporation checklist

 

 

PREMIUM
INR 13499
  • Everything in the Standard Package
  • Goverment fee including 
  • MSME registration is included in the service 
  • Priority support
  • GST registration is included in the service 
  • Business email + website (Optional Add-on)
  • Annual compliance advisory (1st year)
  • IEC registration is included in the service 
  • Trademark application filing is included in the service 

 

 

 

General frequently asked questions

An LLP does not require these documents. The MoA and AoA are specifically designed for companies registered under the Companies Act, 2013, which applies to different corporate structures, such as private or public limited companies. Key Differences MoA and AoA: Essential for companies, these documents outline the scope of operations and internal regulations. LLP Agreement: Instead of MoA and AoA, an LLP is governed by an LLP Agreement. This document defines the rights, duties, and responsibilities of the partners, aligning with the flexibility and structure an LLP offers. Conclusion For anyone establishing an LLP, focus on drafting a comprehensive LLP Agreement. This contract is the cornerstone of your partnership, diverging from the traditional company requirements of MoA and AoA.

If a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) suddenly finds itself with just one partner, the business can legally continue for a period of up to six months with that single partner at the helm. This grace period allows time to potentially bring in a new partner without immediately disrupting business operations. However, if no additional partner joins within those six months, important consequences come into play: Personal Liability: Beyond the six-month period, if the LLP continues with only one partner, that partner becomes personally liable for any obligations and debts incurred by the LLP. This shifts the usual protection afforded by the LLP structure, putting personal assets at risk. Potential Winding Up: The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has the authority to wind up the LLP under these circumstances. If the LLP remains with fewer than two partners for over six months, it could lead to the dissolution of the business. In summary, it's crucial for LLPs to maintain at least two partners to safeguard against personal liability and to ensure the continuity of the business.

As per the Companies Act, this form of business enjoys the advantages of both a company and a partnership firm. It is easy to incorporate and manage with limited liability to the owners.

Yes

Partner’s contribution may consist of both tangible and/or intangible property and any other benefit to the LLP. The monetary value of contribution of each partner shall be accounted for and disclosed in the accounts of the limited liability partnership in the manner as may be prescribed in the rules.Yes

A minimum of two partners will be required for formation of an LLP. There will not be any limit to the maximum number of partners.

No, these shall not be applicable to LLPs.

Yes, it is possible to register your LLP at your Home/Residential address. We need to provide proof of our home/residential address such as electricity bill and rent agreement.

a) Individual b) Organizations c) NRI's d) Foreigners

There is no provision in Companies Act 2013 to convert LLP into Private Limited Company. We can register a new Private limited company with the same name provided NOC has been taken for the same from LLP.

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