A clear partnership deed, properly registered.
BusinessA partnership firm is formed by a partnership deed between two or more partners and can be registered with the Registrar of Firms of the state. A well-drafted deed records capital, profit sharing, roles and exit terms, which prevents disputes later.
Drafting the deed to reflect what partners agreed.
Stamp duty and signatures as required.
Application with the Registrar of Firms.
Firm PAN, GST and other registrations that apply.
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.
Registration is optional under the law, but an unregistered firm faces limits, for example in enforcing contracts through courts. Most firms register.
Yes, by amending the deed and updating the registration.
An LLP limits personal liability; a partnership does not. We compare both for your case.
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