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A Limited Liability Partnership combines the flexibility of a partnership with the limited liability of a company. Partners are not personally liable for the LLP’s debts beyond their agreed contribution, and the LLP has a separate legal identity and perpetual succession.
An LLP requires at least two designated partners, at least one of whom must be resident in India. Compared with a company, an LLP has fewer compliance requirements, making it popular with professional firms, family businesses and service providers.
A single point of contact from start to finish — no hand-offs, no surprises.
Digital signatures for all designated partners.
RUN-LLP application with suitable name options.
Incorporation form filed with the Registrar, including DPIN allotment.
Agreement drafted to reflect capital, profit sharing and roles.
LLP Agreement filed with the ROC within the prescribed time.
PAN and TAN for the LLP with guidance on opening a bank account.
Exact requirements depend on your constitution and case; we share a tailored checklist after the first call.
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At least two partners, of whom at least two must be designated partners, and one designated partner must be resident in India. There is no maximum limit.
An audit is required only if the LLP’s turnover or contribution exceeds the limits prescribed under the LLP Rules. Otherwise, no statutory audit is needed.
Every LLP files Form 11 (annual return) and Form 8 (statement of accounts and solvency) with the ROC, along with its income tax return.
Yes. An existing partnership firm can be converted into an LLP by following the conversion procedure under the LLP Act. We can guide you through it.
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