Partnership Firm

Register your Partnership Business @ Rs.2000 (Professional Fee)

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  • Time: 4-6 working days
  • Drafting of Partnership Deed
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    Partnership Firm

    A Partnership registration involves two or more Individuals who enter into an agreement called “partnership deed” to carry on a specified business and is governed by ‘The Partnership Act 1932’ .

    After the partnership deed is accepted by the partnership registry, the partnership firm registration is complete.

    A partnership firm is registered state-wise under the Registrar of Firms and Societies. The partnership deed is the most crucial document which governs the partnership. Every partner is liable jointly with all the other partners for all acts of the firm, in partnership deed

    ADVANTAGES

    Tax Advantage

    The profits of a partnership pass through to its owners, who report their share on their individual tax returns. Therefore, the profits are only taxed once (at the personal level of its owners) rather than twice.

    Easy Formation

    The main advantage of a partnership is that it can be easily organized. There are no legal formalities required in this type of business. The partners enter into a partnership and start a business.

    Risk Sharing

    Any loss sustained by the firm will be liable to all the partners  whereas the sole proprietor has to bear the entire loss of the business.

    More Capital

    The partnership form of organisation enjoys large resources than a sole proprietorship so that the scale of operation can be enlarged to get the benefit of large-scale economies.

    PROCEDURE

    STEP 1

    Ascertain the type of partnership i.e Registered Partnership or Unregistered Partnership.

    STEP 2

     Drafting of partnership deed after discussion on risks and responsibility with the partners.

    STEP 3

    All partners need to sign and approve the partnership deed

    STEP 4

    Partnership is then registered.

    REQUIREMENTS

    Identity Proof of All the Partners

    Adhaar Card and

    PAN Card

    Address Proof of All the Partners

    Bank Statements of all the partners

    Partnership Deed

    Each partner should sign and approve the Partnership deed

    Type of Partnership

    Nature of Business and Purpose of the proposed Partnership

    PRICE

    BASIC

    Rs.2000

    Drafting of Partnership Agreement only (Unregistered)

     

    (Excluding Stamp and GST)

    2,000.00Add to cart

    STANDARD

    Rs.2500

    Drafting of Partnership Agreement (Unregistered) + PAN Registration

     

    (Excluding Stamp and GST)

    2,500.00Add to cart

    PREMIUM

    Rs.5000

    Drafting of Partnership Agreement (Unregistered) + PAN Registration + GST Registration

    (Excluding Stamp and GST)

    5,000.00Add to cart

    FAQs

    1. Who can become a partner in a partnership firm?

    Any person who is an Indian citizen and a Resident of India can become partner in a partnership firm. However Non-Resident Indians can only invest in a partnership with after obtaining prior approval of the Government.

    2. Can an existing partnership firm be converted into a company or a LLP?

    Yes, an existing partnership firm can converted into a company or LLP.

    3. What is the eligibility to start a partnership firm?

    Minimum of 2 individual Partners are required to start a partnership firm.

    4. Is the partner personally liable in partnership firm?

    Yes, every partner is jointly liable with all the other partners and also severally liable for all acts of the firm done during the tenure of his partnership.

    5. Can an existing partnership firm be converted into a company or a LLP?

    Yes, an existing partnership firm can converted into a company or LLP.

    6. Is the firm liable for the wrongful deed of one partner?

    Yes,  the firm as well as all the other partners involved in the partnership are liable to the wrongful deed of one partner.

    7. What is the maximum and minimum number of persons to form a partnership firm?

    There must be minimum of 2 persons to form a partnership firm. If the firm is intended for financial transactions maximum of 10 and for other purposes maximum of 20 persons can form a firm (See Sec.11 (2) of Company law).