Limited Liability Partnership
Being a world-recognized business format, the concept of Limited Liability Partnership was introduced in India by way of Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008. A Limited Liability Partnership, commonly referred as LLP entails the benefits of both the Company and Partnership into one format of business.
Contrary to unlimited partnership, in an LLP, one partner cannot be held accountable for another partner’s negligence and misconduct. This is a salient feature of LLP and might be the biggest reason behind its rising popularity in India. In an LLP, all associated partners come together to get form of limited liability for each individual’s protection with the partnership, alike the shareholders of a business. However, unlike corporate shareholders, the partners have the authority to run the business directly. An LLP also bounds the personal liability of a partner for the faults, oversights, incompetence, or negligence of the LLP's employees or other agents.
LLP enjoys a separate legal entity, and remains liable to the full scope of its assets. There remains a limited liability of partners with respect to the agreed involvement in the LLP. There is no tax liability on the distribution of profits amongst the partners.
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Due to numerous features, LLP remains a perfect choice of business entrepreneurs looking to make it big with their business idea. And we at registrationwala.com understand the value of business registration and leave no stone unturned to give the best possible support in regard to the same.
Our expert professionals keep abreast themselves of the ongoing changes and advancements in the company incorporation procedures and apply the same while carrying out the job satisfactorily. We take a value-centric approach to every project we work upon. This gives us a distinctive edge in the industry that is passed on to our clients in the form of faster and effective results.
Benefits of Limited Liability Partnership
- Famous and accepted type of business across the world
- Low cost of Incorporation
- Easy to setup
- Easy to manage
- No cap on minimum capital contribution
- No restrictions in regard to maximum number of partners
- LLP & its partners are separate from each other
- Partners are not liable for Act of partners
- Less Compliance level.
- No exposure to personal assets of the partners except in case of fraud
- Less requirement as to preservation of legal records
- Less Government Interference
- Easy to dissolve or liquidity
- Professionals can form Multi-disciplinary Professional LLP, which was not permitted earlier.
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Required Documents for Limited Liability Partnership
For Partners
- Copy of PAN Card
- Identity Proof (Voter Card, Passport, Driving Licence)
- Address Proof (Bank Statement, Mobile bill, Telephone bill, Electricity Bill)
- Passport Size Photo
For Registered Office
- Ownership Proof (Electricity Bill, Gas bill, Electricity Bill, Mobile Bill)
- NOC (Download Format)
Note:- Your registered office need not be a commercial space; it can be your residence, too.
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FAQs
An LLP is known to have partners whereas a Private Limited Company features shareholders.
A partner who is behind the act of misconduct is held responsible for the act, and not the other partners.
This unique number is allotted to an individual and remains valid for whole life. That individual needs to become a partner in any LLP.
After submitting LLP incorporation details, the ROC issues certificate of incorporation if the details are correct.
One can use the Form 3 to file an LLP agreement.
Yes
Any two individuals who choose to become partners can establish an LLP.
Giving by its name, it is basically a digital signature of a person and is needed for filing the e-forms of LLP setup electronically to Ministry of Corporate Affairs. Digital Signature Certificates or DSC or Digital Signature are being accepted by various government agencies and now is a statutory requirement in different applications. It is a useful way of electronically signing documents.
There is no minimum capital requirement for LLP incorporation.
No, they dont need to present in this case.
The time consumed for LLP incorporation will depend on the filing of relevant documents by the client and speed of Government Approvals. To ensure a speedy process of incorporation, it is advisable to pick a unique name for your LLP and ensure you have all the required documents are provided before starting the incorporation process.
Certificate of Incorporation is a certificate allotted by the registrar of companies after due verification of the documents submitted by the proposed partners of an LLP. It is the conclusive evidence of incorporation of an LLP.
Yes, a salaried person can become partner in an LLP.
Yes, an NRI/Foreigner can become a partner of an LLP.
In case of LLP, there is no limit on the maximum number of partners.
No, an LLP can’t be incorporated for nonprofit activities.
Yes, you can convert an existing partnership firm or company into an LLP. There could be several reasons behind this conversion.
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