Partnership flexibility with limited liability.
BusinessA limited liability partnership (LLP) is registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs under the LLP Act, 2008. It needs at least two designated partners, digital signatures, an approved name, a registered office, and an LLP agreement filed after incorporation.
Name check and reservation.
Filing with digital signatures and partner details.
Drafting and filing the agreement between partners.
PAN, TAN, bank documents and a compliance calendar.
Tick off what you already have.
We confirm the right registration for your situation and list the documents it needs.
Send them on WhatsApp or email. We check every document before anything is filed.
We prepare and file the application on the official portal and keep you updated.
You receive the registration, with a short note on what you must do next.
In an LLP, partners are generally not personally liable for the LLP’s debts, and it is a separate legal entity. A regular partnership firm does not give that protection.
An annual return and a statement of accounts and solvency with the Registrar, plus an income tax return. We provide a calendar.
Yes, there is a process to convert an LLP into a company if your plans change.
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