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LLP Registration

What is a Limited Liability Partnership?

A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is a unique business structure that combines the flexibility of a partnership with the benefits of limited liability for its partners. Introduced in India through the LLP Act, 2008, this structure is ideal for small and medium-sized businesses, professional firms, and startups looking for a legal entity that offers operational flexibility without the burden of unlimited liability.

Prerequisites and Eligibility Conditions

  • Minimum Two Partners: At least two designated partners are required, one of whom must be an Indian resident.

  • Designated Partner Identification Number (DPIN): Mandatory for all designated partners.

  • Registered Office: Must have a valid registered office address in India.

  • Unique Name: The LLP name must be unique, not resembling any existing company or LLP.

  • LLP Agreement: A legal document defining the rights and duties of partners.

Key Benefits of LLP Registration

  • Limited Liability Protection: Partners’ personal assets are protected from business debts and liabilities.

  • Separate Legal Entity: The LLP is a distinct legal entity, separate from its partners.

  • Flexible Management: No rigid structure like companies; partners can decide internal management.

  • No Minimum Capital Requirement: You can start an LLP with any amount of capital.

  • Tax Benefits: LLPs enjoy tax advantages such as no dividend distribution tax.

  • Easy Compliance: Lower compliance costs and fewer regulatory requirements compared to private limited companies.

Disadvantages of LLP

  • Limited Growth Opportunities: LLPs cannot raise equity funding from venture capitalists.

  • Penalties for Non-Compliance: Heavy penalties even for minor compliance lapses.

  • Restricted to India: Difficulties in expanding globally as compared to companies.

  • Complex Dissolution Process: Winding up an LLP can be complicated and time-consuming.

LLP Registration Procedure

  • Obtain Digital Signature Certificate (DSC): Required for all designated partners.

  • Apply for Director Identification Number (DIN): Essential for partner identification.

  • Name Reservation: File Form RUN-LLP to reserve your LLP name with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).

  • Incorporation Filing: Submit Form FiLLiP (Form for incorporation of LLP) with required documents.

  • LLP Agreement Drafting: Prepare and file the LLP agreement within 30 days of incorporation using Form 3.

  • Certificate of Incorporation: Issued by the Registrar of Companies (ROC) upon approval.

  • PAN & TAN Application: Apply for PAN and TAN to manage taxation.

  • Open a Bank Account: Set up a current account in the LLP’s name.

Why Choose Humsabka Advisor for LLP Registration?

  • Expert Consultation: Personalized guidance for seamless registration.

  • Quick Processing: Fast-track documentation and filing.

  • Affordable Pricing: Cost-effective LLP registration packages.

  • End-to-End Support: From name reservation to post-registration compliance.

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Documents & Information required for LLP

  • PAN Card of Partners
  • Aadhar Card of Partners
  • Bank Details of Partners
  • Address Proof (Like Rent Agreement)
  • Mobile No. of Partners
  • Email id of Partners
  • Photo of Partners
  • Utility Bill (like Electricity Bill)

Comparison: Sole Proprietorship vs Partnership vs LLP vs Company​

 
FeatureSole ProprietorshipPartnershipLLP (Limited Liability Partnership)Private Limited Company
OwnershipSingle ownerTwo or more partnersMinimum 2 partnersMinimum 2 shareholders, max 200
Legal EntityNot a separate legal entityNot a separate legal entitySeparate legal entitySeparate legal entity
LiabilityUnlimited personal liabilityUnlimited personal liabilityLimited to the partner’s contributionLimited to the shareholder’s investment
RegistrationNot mandatory (except for licenses)Partnership deed registration optionalMandatory registration with MCAMandatory registration with MCA
Compliance BurdenMinimalModerateModerateHigh
TaxationTaxed as individual incomeTaxed as individual incomeTaxed as a separate entity (30% flat rate)Taxed as a separate entity (25%-30% rate)
Profit SharingEntire profit belongs to the proprietorShared among partnersShared as per LLP agreementShared as per shareholding
Decision-MakingSole decision-makerDecisions made jointly by partnersManaged by designated partnersManaged by directors
Ease of FormationVery easy with minimal formalitiesEasy with partnership deedRequires MCA registrationInvolves multiple formalities and approvals
ContinuityCeases with the proprietor’s deathCeases with partner withdrawal or deathPerpetual successionPerpetual succession
Cost of SetupLowLowModerateHigh
Suitable ForSmall-scale businesses, freelancersSmall to medium-sized businessesProfessionals, SMEs needing limited liabilityGrowing businesses with investment needs

 

Key Takeaways

  • Sole Proprietorship: Best for individuals starting small-scale businesses with low compliance needs.
  • Partnership: Suitable for small businesses managed jointly by partners.
  • LLP: Ideal for professionals and medium businesses needing limited liability and moderate compliance.
  • Private Limited Company: Suitable for businesses seeking growth, investments, and scalability with high compliance.

Each entity type offers unique advantages depending on the scale, liability, and compliance requirements of the business.

LLP Registration FAQ’s

What is the minimum number of partners required to form an LLP?

At least two designated partners are required to form an LLP, and one must be a resident of India.

No, there is no minimum capital requirement. You can start an LLP with any amount of capital.

No, LLPs cannot be directly converted into private limited companies. You would need to incorporate a new company and transfer assets accordingly.

Yes, an LLP Agreement is mandatory and must be filed within 30 days of incorporation. It defines the roles, responsibilities, and profit-sharing ratios among partners.

The registration process typically takes 10-15 working days, depending on the availability of documents and government approvals.

Yes, foreign nationals can become partners in an LLP, provided at least one designated partner is a resident of India.

LLPs must file Annual Return (Form 11) and Statement of Accounts & Solvency (Form 8) with the ROC. Additionally, LLPs must comply with income tax filings and GST (if applicable).

Yes, an LLP can have any number of designated partners. There is no upper limit.

LLPs with an annual turnover exceeding Rs. 40 lakh or a capital contribution exceeding Rs. 25 lakh must get their accounts audited.

Yes, an LLP can be registered at a residential address, provided valid address proof and NOC from the property owner are submitted.

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