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Benefits
- Limited Liability Protection
The liability of the partners is limited to their agreed contribution, safeguarding their personal assets from business debts and losses.
- Flexible Management Structure
LLPs provide flexibility in management with fewer compliance requirements than private limited companies, making it easier to operate.
- Separate Legal Entity
An LLP is a distinct legal entity, meaning it can own property, incur debts, sue, and be sued in its own name, independent of its partners.
- No Minimum Capital Requirement
There is no mandatory minimum capital requirement for LLP registration, making it accessible for businesses of all sizes.
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Limited Liability Partnership Overview
LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) registration offers a flexible business structure combining partnership benefits with limited liability protection. It is a separate legal entity, requiring minimal compliance and offering tax advantages. With no minimum capital requirement, LLPs are ideal for small and medium-sized enterprises. They ensure business continuity, protect personal assets, and provide a professional, scalable framework.
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DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP
The following documents are needed for registering a LLP company in India:
- Partner’s PAN Card: For identity verification.
- Address Proof of Partners: Aadhar Card, Voter ID, etc.
- Registered Office Proof: Electricity bill/water bill of the proposed registered office.
- No Objection Certificate (NOC): If rented, NOC from the owner of the registered office premises
- Passport-size Photographs of the partners
LLP REGISTRATION FEES, COST & CHARGES
LLP registration costs vary based on capital contribution and the state of incorporation. Generally, it includes:
The basic government fees include:
- DSC Fee: The cost of obtaining DSC for partners.
- DIN Fee: Applicable fees for obtaining DIN.
- Name Approval Fee: Charges for name reservation.
- Registration Fee: Varies as per capital contribution.
- Professional Charges: for legal support and facilitation.
Additional costs include professional fees for legal documentation.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR LLP REGISTRATION
- Minimum 2 Partners
- If a body corporate is a Partner, it has to nominate a natural person as its Nominee
- There is no concept of share capital, but each Partner has to contribute towards capital of LLP
- DIN (Director Identification Number) for all the Designated Partners
- DSC (Digital Signature Certificate) for all the Designated Partners
- Address proof for office of LLP
WHAT ALL YOU GET
- DIN for 2 Partners
- LLP PAN Card
- Master File of all docs filed for Incorporation
- Digital Signature for 1 Partner
- LLP TAN/TDS
- LLP Agreement
- Incorporation Certificate
- Bank A/C Opening Support
- Dedicated Service Manager
FAQ ON PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY REGISTRATION
An LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) is a business structure that combines the flexibility of a partnership with limited liability protection for its partners.
Any two or more individuals or corporate entities can register an LLP in India. At least one partner must be an Indian resident.
Benefits include limited liability, flexible management, minimal compliance, no minimum capital requirement, tax advantages, and separate legal status.
There is no mandatory minimum capital requirement. Partners can contribute as per their agreement.
Typically, it takes 15-20 working days to register an LLP, depending on document submission and government processing.
Yes, LLPs must file annual returns with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), including Form 8 (Statement of Accounts) and Form 11 (Annual Return).
Yes, but it requires following specific legal procedures outlined by the MCA.
