A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) combines the advantages of a company and a traditional partnership. It limits partners' personal liabilities to their agre...
A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) combines the advantages of a company and a traditional partnership. It limits partners' personal liabilities to their agreed contributions and reduces operational compliance costs compared to Private Limited companies. It is governed under the LLP Act of 2008.
Who needs this? Perfect for service providers, professional consultants, small to medium businesses, and family-owned enterprises who want a clean corporate structure without ROC audit thresholds.
Below is the checklist of documents required to initiate your registration or filing process:
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Check name uniqueness and apply via MCA portal.
Get Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) and DPIN for designated partners.
Submit incorporation forms along with state stamp duties on MCA portal.
Draft the partnership rules, shares, and contributions in the LLP agreement.
Submit the finalized, signed LLP agreement to the ROC within 30 days of incorporation.
Find answers to the most common questions regarding LLP Registration below:
There is no statutory minimum capital requirement for an LLP. Partners can contribute any capital starting as low as Rs. 1,000.
No, the liability of each partner is limited to their contribution in the LLP. Personal assets of partners are protected from business creditors.
Yes, any corporate entity or Private Limited company can be a partner in an LLP through a designated representative nominee.
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