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Register your Limited Liability Partnership online with expert assistance – We draft your LLP agreement, file your FiLLip application and secure your firm's identity within 7–15 days (excluding government approval time)
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What is Limited Liability Partnership Registration?
Registering LLP in India is an official process of starting an LLP. It is a process of legally forming a Limited Liability Partnership that combines the benefits of both a partnership and a company, providing limited liability. It gives the advantage that an LLP is its own separate legal entity, meaning the LLP can own property, enter contracts, and sue or get sued on its name. LLP is granted by Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 in India and regulates the formation and operation of LLPs, providing them with a separate legal entity status.
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How DigiLawyer Can Help with LLP Registration
Document Preparation & Filing: Experts assist in preparing and filing all necessary forms and documents required by the MCA, ensuring accuracy and compliance.
Name Reservation: Guidance and support in selecting and reserving a unique LLP name as per MCA guidelines.
Obtaining DSC & DIN: We help in obtaining Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) and Director Identification Numbers (DIN) for designated partners.
Drafting LLP Agreement: Professionals draft a legally compliant LLP Agreement tailored to your business needs.
PAN & TAN Application: Help with applying for the LLP's PAN and TAN after incorporation.
Compliance Support: Ongoing support for statutory filings, annual returns, and maintaining proper records as required by law.
Eligibility and Conditions for LLP Incorporation
Below are some basic eligibility details and conditions that make sure make sure the LLP formation is set up correctly and meets legal requirements.
- Minimum Partners: An LLP must have at least two partners, with no maximum limit on the number of partners.
- Resident Partner Requirement: At least one designated partner must be a resident of India, defined as living in India for at least 182 days in the preceding financial year.
- Limited Liability: The liability of the partners is limited to their agreed contribution to the LLP.
- Name Requirements: The name must include Limited Liability Partnership or LLP as per MCA registration guidelines.
- LLP Agreement: Must be drafted and filed with MCA via LLP Form 3, within 30 days of incorporation, detailing partners’ rights and duties.
- Registration Authority: Registration must be completed with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) under the LLP Act, 2008.
- Statutory Compliance: LLPs are required to maintain proper accounts and file annual returns with the Registrar of LLPs. The forms used are Form 11 (Annual Return) and Form 8 (Statement of Accounts).
- No Share Capital: LLPs cannot issue shares because they are not structured like private or public limited companies and do not have share capital.
- AGMs and Share Certificates: LLPs are not required to hold annual general meetings (AGMs).
- Income Tax Filing: LLPs must file income tax returns annually, and accounts must be audited if the turnover exceeds ₹40 lakh, or the capital contribution exceeds ₹1 crore.
How to Register an LLP Online and Offline
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- Enter Your Details: Complete the form with your contact information and a short summary of your requirements.
- Consultation: Our team will reach out to address your queries and understand exactly what you need to begin.
- Share documents: Share the necessary documents securely so we can start the verification.
- Procedure begins: Once your documents are received, we’ll begin your process within 24 hours.
1. Get DSC-Designated partners must obtain a Digital Signature Certificate from a government-approved certifying agency for signing documents online.
2. Apply for DPIN/DIN- Each designated partner needs a unique Designated Partner Identification Number (DPIN). If applying fresh, Form DIR-3 is filed with the required documents.
3. Reserve LLP Name (RUN-LLP)- Apply for a name via the RUN-LLP service on the MCA portal. You can submit up to two proposed names and pay a fee of ₹200. MCA approves or rejects via email. The approved name is valid for 20 days, within which incorporation must be completed.
- Before registering your business, read our guide on how to check company name availability in India.
4. File Incorporation Form (FiLLiP) -File the FiLLiP on the MCA portal with all required documents and pay the registration fee based on capital contribution.
5. Draft & File LLP Agreement -The agreement defines profit-sharing ratio, capital contributions, rights, and duties of partners. It must be signed by all partners, notarized, and filed as Form 3 on the MCA portal within 30 days of incorporation.
6. Receive Certificate of Incorporation - MCA issues the LLP Registration Certificate upon successful verification.
7. Post-Registration Compliances - Obtain PAN and TAN, open a bank account in the LLP's name, register for GST if applicable, and file annual returns using Form 11 and Form 8 (Statement of Accounts & Solvency) with MCA each year.
This is the most exhausting method as it could take multiple visits to the ROC office.
- Choose an LLP name- Decide on a unique name ensuring it ends with LLP or Limited Liability Partnership and verify its availability with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) via RUN-LLP.
- Prepare required documents-Gather identity proof, address proof, and photographs of all designated partners, along with proof of the registered office address and DPIN/DSC of each partner.
- Draft Incorporation documents- Prepare the LLP Agreement setting out the rights, duties, and profit-sharing ratio of all partners, along with the FiLLiP application form — as mandated under the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008.
- Visit the Registrar’s Office-Submit for your FiLLiP application and all supporting documents physically at the local Registrar of Companies (ROC) office. Multiple visits may be required.
- Pay registration fees-Complete the required fee payment at the office or through authorized banks, based on the total capital contribution of the LLP as specified in the LLP Agreement.
- Verification and approval- Authorities will review your FiLLiP application, LLP Agreement, and partner details for compliance with the LLP Act, 2008 and MCA regulations.
- Receive certificate of incorporation- Once approved, collect your official Certificate of Incorporation, which will carry your LLP Identification Number (LLPIN) confirming your LLP's legal status.
Advantages and Disadvantages of LLP
Advantages
Disadvantages
- Limited Liability: Your personal assets like your home or savings are safe. If the business faces losses or debts, you only lose what you invested in the LLP.
- Flexible Management: There are no strict rules on how to run the business. Partners can divide roles and responsibilities; however, they agree, without the formalities of a company structure.
- Tax Benefits: LLPs are not charged with Dividend Distribution Tax (DDT). Also, salaries and interest paid to partners can be deducted from profits, reducing the overall tax burden.
- No Board of Directors: Unlike companies, LLPs don't need a board of directors. Partners make decisions directly, keeping things simple and free from corporate red tape.
- Flexible Ownership: Partners can join or leave the LLP as per the LLP Agreement. Profit sharing and roles can also be customized based on mutual understanding.
- Better Reputation: An LLP is a registered legal entity this adds credibility when dealing with clients, banks, and vendors.
- Difficulty Raising Capital: LLPs cannot issue shares to the public or bring in equity investors easily. This makes it harder to raise large funds compared to a private limited company.
- Less Suited for Large Scale: Since LLPs can't attract big investors or list on stock exchanges, they are better suited for small to mid-sized businesses rather than large-scale operations.
- Public Disclosure of Financial Accounts: LLPs are required to file their financial statements with the MCA, which become publicly accessible, meaning competitors can view your financial details.
- Penalty for Annual Non-Compliance: LLPs must file Form 8 and Form 11 every year without fail. Missing deadlines attract a penalty of ₹100 per day per form, which can add up quickly.
Post registration compliance for LLP
These are the legal compliances for LLP after the registration
- Filing the LLP agreement- Submit your LLP Agreement on the MCA portal within 30 days of incorporation.
- Open a bank account- Open a current bank account in the name of the LLP for any financial transaction and don’t mix personal and business finance.
- Apply for PAN and TAN- Apply for a Permanent Account Number (PAN) for your LLP right away you will need it for bank accounts, contracts, and taxes. If you're going to pay salaries, also get a TAN (Tax Deduction Account Number).
- Maintaining books of accounts- LLP must maintain accurate records of financial transactions and comply with the provisions of the LLP Act, 2008.
- GST registration- If the annual turnover exceeds Rs.40 lakh, registration for GSTIN is required.
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