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Limited Liability Partnership

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​A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is a business structure that combines the flexibility of a partnership with the advantages of limited liability for its partners. Governed by the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008, the LLP is a distinct legal entity, offering a clear division between personal and business assets.  This ensures that the partners' personal assets are protected from business-related liabilities, unlike in a traditional partnership. LLPs offer operational flexibility, fewer regulatory burdens, and a more professional image compared to a sole proprietorship or general partnership.

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Ideal for professionals and small-to-medium businesses, LLPs require registration with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), along with obtaining a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) and a Director Identification Number (DIN) for the designated partners. The LLP agreement outlines the rights, duties, and profit-sharing ratio, ensuring clarity and accountability within the partnership.

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Our Process for Limited Laibility Partnersip Registration 
Step 1
 Initial Form Submission

Begin the process by completing a simple form to provide the required basic details.
Step 2

 Expert Consultation

Engage in a detailed discussion with our experts to assess your business's nature and operational scale.

Step 3

Documentation Preparation

Our professional team will draft and finalize all essential documents, including the Memorandum of Association (MOA), Articles of Association (AOA), and other necessary legal papers.

Step 4

MCA Compliance and Incorporation

The final stage involves completing all Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) formalities to officially incorporate your company.

Select Packages
Silver

  • Registering a LLP with Ministry of Corporate affairs

  • LLPIN

  • PAN

  • TAN

  • MCA processing

  • FILIP

  • Allotment of 2 DPIN

  • Allotment of 2 DPIN and GST registration

Gold

  • Registering a LLP with Ministry of Corporate affairs

  • LLPIN

  • PAN

  • TAN

  • MCA processing

  • FILIP

  • Allotment of 2 DPIN

  • GST registration

  • Income tax return filing

  • Form 11 (Annual return of LLP)

  • Form 8 (Statement of Accounts) and DIR-3 eKYC of Directors

Platinum

  • Registering a LLP with Ministry of Corporate affairs

  • LLPIN

  • PAN

  • TAN

  • MCA processing

  • FILIP

  • Allotment of 2 DPIN

  • GST registration

  • Trademark application

  • Income tax return filing

  • Form 11 (Annual return of LLP)

  • Form 8 (Statement of Accounts)

  • DIR-3 eKYC of Directors

  • 12 months filing of GST return and DIR-3 eKYC of Directors

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FAQ'S

  •  An LLP is a hybrid business structure that provides the benefits of both a partnership and a corporation, ensuring limited liability for partners while allowing flexible management and operation.

  •  Yes, LLPs must be registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) to acquire legal status, which ensures liability protection and access to various business benefits.

  • The key advantages of an LLP include limited liability, operational flexibility, no mandatory minimum capital requirements, and less compliance than a private limited company.

  • To register an LLP, partners must submit documents such as PAN cards, address proof of partners, the registered office’s proof of address, Digital Signature Certificates (DSCs), and a signed LLP agreement.

  •  LLPs are ideal for professionals, entrepreneurs, and small to medium-sized businesses seeking a formal, structured entity with liability protection and flexible management, without the complexities of a corporation.

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