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Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is one of the preferred form of business structure among entrepreneurs due to its compliance flexibility. RC Dave Group Takes you through the process of registering an LLP, covering key steps, required documents, costs, benefits, and handling all your frequently asked questions. We’ll also discuss the differences between LLP and other forms of business entities like Pvt. Ltd., OPC, and traditional partnerships.
Startups often need to borrow funds or purchase on credit. In a traditional partnership, if the business fails to repay its debts, the personal savings and assets of the partners are at risk.
Private limited company is popular and well known business structure. Corporate Customers, Vendors and Govt. Agencies prefer to deal with Private Limited Company instead of proprietorship or normal partnerships.
LLP is easy to manage and statutory audit is not required for Limited Liability Partnership. LLP is most ideal for small enterprises. Tax Audit is also not required for LLPs with capital less than Rs. 25 lac and turnover not exceeding Rs. 40 lac.
LLP continues to exist beyond the existence of its Partners. This is not possible in traditional partnership firms.
To register for the LLP, you may follow the given steps: apply for the DSC < apply for the DIN < draft the LLP Agreement for the partners to sign it < Fill Form-2, Form-3, and Form-4 along with attaching the LLP agreement < pay the LLP registration fee < application verification process will take place < once verified, you will receive the certificate for incorporation.
Individual eligible to conduct business in Indian Region is eligible for LLP registration if that individual is accompanied by another eligible partner with Indian Citizenship
It is one of the eight forms of company structures available for business registration under Companies Act 2013. It stands for Limited Liability Partnership.
LLP is not allowed to raise equity investment which eventually narrow down the capital investment options. Moreover, the income tax rate is bit higher for the LLP in comparison to that of a private limited company.
You may proceed ahead with LLP registration owing to its wide range of benefits such as no capital requirement, minimum two directors, less registration cost, less complex process, etc.
LLP is a private entity which is regulated under the Companies Act 2013.
There is no minimum capital requirement for LLP registration, meaning that the LLP can be registered at capital contribution.