Limited Liability Partnership
β Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) Registration Services
Start Your Business the Smart Way β Register Your LLP with Us!
Looking to launch your own service-based business or startup? An LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) is the perfect structure that gives you the flexibility of a partnership with the added benefit of limited liability. Whether you're a freelancer, consultant, startup founder, or agency β we make your LLP registration quick, simple, and affordable.
π What is an LLP?
A Limited Liability Partnership is a unique business structure that combines the benefits of both a partnership and a private limited company. It is a separate legal entity, offering limited liability protection to its partners, and requires less compliance compared to companies.
πΌ Our LLP Registration Services Include:
β’ Free initial consultation & name check
β’ Filing of all MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) forms
β’ Drafting & filing of LLP Agreement
β’ DSC (Digital Signature) and DIN (Director Identification Number)
β’ PAN & TAN application
β’ Post-registration support & compliance guidance
π Required Documents for LLP Registration
Hereβs what youβll need to get started:
For Partners:
β’ PAN Card
β’ Aadhaar Card / Voter ID / Passport
β’ Address proof (Bank statement / Utility bill)
β’ Passport-size photo
β’ Email ID and mobile number
For Registered Office:
β’ Rental agreement or property ownership document
β’ Utility bill (Electricity/Gas/Water β not older than 2 months)
β’ NOC from owner (if rented)
π Key Features of an LLP
β’ Separate Legal Entity β Your business is legally distinct from you.
β’ Limited Liability β Partners are protected from personal liability.
β’ No Minimum Capital β Start with any capital amount.
β’ Easy to Form and Maintain β Lesser compliance burden than companies.
β’ Perpetual Succession β LLP continues even if partners change.
β’ Flexible Agreement β Profit-sharing and management terms are customizable.
π LLP Registration Process β Simple & Streamlined
1. Step 1: Consultation & Document Collection
We help you choose the right name and gather all required documents.
2. Step 2: Apply for DSC & DIN
Digital signatures and identification numbers are obtained for all partners.
3. Step 3: Name Reservation
We file a name approval request with MCA to secure your unique LLP name.
4. Step 4: Filing Incorporation Forms
The FiLLiP form is filed with MCA along with partner details and documents.
5. Step 5: Draft & File LLP Agreement
We prepare a customized LLP Agreement and file Form 3 within 30 days.
6. Step 6: PAN, TAN & GST (if required)
After incorporation, we help you apply for tax registrations and advise on compliance.
Difference between an LLP and a Private Limited Company
| Feature | LLP | Pvt Ltd Company |
|---|---|---|
| Formation | Easier | Complex |
| Compliance | Lower | Higher |
| Ownership | Partners | Shareholders |
| Taxation | Similar | Similar |
| Fundraising | Difficult | Easier (VCs prefer Pvt Ltd) |
LLP Registration β FAQs
What is an LLP?
An LLP is a business structure that combines the benefits of a company and a partnership, offering limited liability to its partners.
How many partners are required?
Minimum 2 designated partners, at least one must be an Indian resident. No upper limit on partners.
Can an LLP have foreign partners?
Yes, foreign nationals and NRIs can be partners subject to FEMA guidelines and at least one Indian resident partner.
Is LLP registration mandatory for starting a partnership business?
No, but itβs recommended due to legal recognition, limited liability, and tax advantages.
Can an LLP convert into a private limited company later?
Yes, under Section 366 of the Companies Act, subject to conditions.
Is audit mandatory for LLPs?
Yes
β’ Form 8: Statement of Accounts
β’ Form 11: Annual Return
β’ITR: Income Tax Return filing
Can an LLP issue shares?
No. LLPs have no share capital, only capital contribution from partners.
What happens if Form 3 is not filed?
Penalties apply. It is a mandatory filing to legalize the LLP Agreement.
How is an LLP different from a traditional partnership?
β’ In a traditional partnership, partners have unlimited liability.
β’ In an LLP, partners' liability is limited to their contribution in the firm.
