What is an LLP
A Limited Liability Partnership is registered under the LLP Act, 2008. It is legally separate from its partners, while the LLP agreement sets their contributions, responsibilities and profit-sharing terms. It can suit businesses that want a partnership structure without issuing shares. Annual MCA filings and tax obligations still apply.
Why Register
An LLP is a separate legal entity. Liability protection has exceptions, including personal guarantees and wrongful conduct; we help you understand the structure before you register.
LLPs have annual MCA and income-tax filings. Audit requirements depend on turnover, contribution and separately applicable tax rules.
Start with any contribution amount. There is no paid-up capital floor, so a two-partner service firm can register with a symbolic contribution and add funds later.
The LLP Agreement lets partners decide profit ratios independently of contribution. Ideal for firms where one partner brings capital and another brings expertise.
The LLP survives a change of partners. A partner exit, admission or death does not dissolve the firm. Client contracts and PAN carry on unchanged.
The LLP holds property, opens bank accounts and sues in its own name. Finance approval depends on the lender and the business records.
Who Qualifies
Review these requirements before you apply. We help you check which ones apply to your business.
Documents Required
We review your documents and explain any corrections or additional information needed before filing.
The Process
Your dedicated specialist handles every filing. You track progress from your dashboard.
Digital Signature Certificates are issued for all designated partners. These are mandatory to sign MCA filings electronically.
We arrange DIN/DPIN applications for designated partners who need them through the applicable MCA process.
We check proposed names and apply through the applicable RUN-LLP or incorporation route. Approval rests with the Registrar.
FiLLiP form is filed with subscriber sheets, address proofs and consent letters. MCA reviews and issues the Certificate of Incorporation.
Our team prepares the LLP Agreement covering profit sharing, roles, capital contribution, meeting cadence and exit terms. Filed in Form 3 within 30 days.
Once PAN and TAN are issued, we hand over the full incorporation kit and a compliance calendar so you know every date for the next twelve months.
An LLP has a legal identity separate from its partners. It needs at least two partners and two individual designated partners, with at least one designated partner resident in India. The agreement records contributions, profit sharing, decision-making and exits.
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