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LLP Registration

LLP Registration

LLP Registration in India has become an alternative form of business that provides the advantages of a Company and the flexibility of a Partnership firm into a single organization. The Concept of LLP in India was introduced back in 2008 by the Limited Liability Partnership Act of 2008. This unique hybrid is suitable for setting small, medium-sized businesses.

In India, incorporating and managing a Limited Liability Partnership is straightforward.

  • The LLP requires at least two partners to register, but there is no upper limit.
  • The LLP agreement outlines the partners’ rights and responsibilities.
  • In an LLP, one partner is not liable for the actions of another partner.
  • The partners are responsible for complying with all provisions stated in the LLP agreement.

Documents Required:

KYC of each partner

  • Pan Card (Self Attested)
  • Aadhar Card (Self Attested)
  • Passport Size Photo (Self Attested)
  • Voter ID / Driving Licence / Passport (Self Attested)

Residential Address proof of each partner

  • Bank Statement

Business Address Proof

  • Latest Electricity Bill
  • Rent Agreement
  • NOC from owner

Other Details of each partner

  • Mobile number
  • Email ID

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Particulars Private Limited Company LLP One Person Company
Ideal for Businesses having high turnover and entrepreneur who need external source of funding.

Enterprises with significant revenue and entrepreneurs seeking external funding. 		Service oriented business that have low investment needs.

Service-based businesses with minimal capital requirements. 		Proprietor looking to limit liability and wants 100% control over the business.

Business owners who want to restrict liability and retain complete control over their enterprise.
Minimum Share Capital No minimum requirement No minimum requirement No requirement for minimum share capital. If capital exceeds 50 lakhs, OPC gets converted to Pvt. Ltd.

No minimum share capital is required for an OPC, but it will be converted into a Pvt. Ltd. company if the capital exceeds 50 lakhs.
Members Required 2 members minimum

Max 200 		2 members minimum

No Limit 		1 member minimum

Min 1
Directors Required Minimum 2 Two designated partners Minimum 1
Statutory Audit Compulsory Not compulsory unless partner’s contribution is above 25 lakhs or annual turnover exceeds 40 lakhs It is optional unless the partner’s contribution is over 25 lakhs or the annual turnover exceeds 40 lakhs. Compulsory
Liability of Partners/Directors Limited
Foreign Direct Investment Eligible via automatic route Not eligible for FDI
Income Tax Rate 25% 30% 25%
Statutory Compliance More Less Moderate
GST Registration In case of service if turnover exceeds 20 lacs Same

LLP Registration FAQ's

At least 2 people are required as partners or designated partners in the Limited Liability Partnership.

A minimum of two partners is required, but there is no limit to the maximum number of partners.

Certainly, a body corporate can become a partner of an LLP.

A dormant company is a company that has not met its annual compliances and can be struck off after some time. It can be revived for a period of up to 20 years.4

Every partner must inform the LLP of any change in their name or address within 15 days, and the LLP must file the details with the Registrar within 30 days.

In the absence of an agreement, the mutual rights and liabilities will be as provided for under Schedule I to the Act. However, LLPs can exclude provisions/requirements of Schedule I by entering into an LLP Agreement.

There is no minimum capital requirement at the time of incorporation.

Yes, as long as at least one designated partner is a resident of India, and they comply with all relevant Foreign Exchange Laws/Rules/Regulations/Guidelines

Once the Registrar of Companies approves Form 1, the name can be reserved for a period of 3 months from the date of intimation. However, Foreign LLPs/Companies can choose to reserve their existing names, which they use outside India, for 3 years in India, and can apply to renew it by submitting Form 25 to the Registrar.

Yes, an LLP can be a partner in another LLP.

Every LLP must keep accurate and honest annual accounts that reflect its current state. They must file a “Statement of Accounts and Solvency” in the prescribed format with the Registrar each year.

LLPs whose turnover does not exceed 40 lakh rupees or whose contribution does not exceed 25 lakh rupees are not required to get their accounts audited. However, they can be audited if the partners decide to do so.

Yes, every LLP must file an annual return in Form 11 with ROC within 60 days of the closure of the financial year.

The incorporation document, names of partners and changes, if any, made therein, statement of account and solvency, and annual return will be available for public inspection on payment of prescribed fees to Registrar.

Yes, provisions of clause 58 and Schedule II to Schedule IV to the Act provide the procedure for this.

Yes, provisions of section 60 to 62 of the Act provide for the manner in which mergers and amalgamations involving LLPs shall be allowed.