LLP Registration
Limited liability with partnership-style flexibility — name approval, incorporation and the LLP agreement handled end to end.
A limited liability partnership gives you the operational flexibility of a partnership with the liability protection of a company. It is a separate legal person, so it owns property and contracts in its own name, and a partner is not personally liable for the firm’s debts beyond their agreed contribution.
It suits professional practices and service businesses that want protection without the board meetings, share capital and heavier compliance of a private limited company. It is a poor fit if you intend to raise equity investment, because investors expect shares.
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Incorporation
₹2,754 plus GST
- Name approval retried until cleared
- LLP Deed Drafting
- LLP Incorporation
- 5 DPINs for Partners
- Contribution with No Limit
- PAN and TAN obtained
- GST Registration
- Help opening the bank account
Incorporation and Compliance
₹9,404 plus GST
- Name approval retried until cleared
- LLP Deed Drafting
- LLP Incorporation
- 5 DPINs for Partners
- Contribution with No Limit
- PAN and TAN obtained
- GST Registration
- LLP statement of accounts and annual return filed
- DIN E-KYC for 2 Partners
- ITR-5 Return Filing
- Financial Statement
- Help opening the bank account
How an LLP differs from a partnership and a company
- Unlike a partnership, partners are not personally liable for the LLP’s debts
- Unlike a partnership, the LLP survives changes in its partners
- Unlike a company, there is no share capital and no requirement for board meetings
- Unlike a company, an audit is only required once turnover or contribution crosses the threshold
- Unlike a company, it cannot issue equity to outside investors
The LLP agreement
The agreement governs how the LLP is run — profit sharing, capital contribution, decision making, admission and exit of partners, and what happens on a dispute. It must be filed with the Registrar within thirty days of incorporation.
Where no agreement is filed, the default provisions in the First Schedule to the LLP Act apply. Those defaults share profits equally regardless of contribution, which is rarely what partners actually intend.
Annual compliance
- Form 11, the annual return of partners, due within sixty days of the financial year end
- Form 8, the statement of account and solvency, due by the end of October
- Income tax return in Form ITR-5 every year
- Audit where turnover exceeds ₹40 lakh or contribution exceeds ₹25 lakh
- Director KYC for every designated partner holding a DIN
How we handle it
- 1 Digital signatures Signing certificates are obtained for the designated partners, since every filing is signed digitally.
- 2 Name reservation The proposed name is checked against existing LLPs, companies and trademarks, and reserved.
- 3 Incorporation filing The incorporation form is filed with partner details, the registered office and the subscriber declarations.
- 4 Certificate and identifiers The Registrar issues the incorporation certificate, and PAN and TAN follow.
- 5 Drafting the agreement The LLP agreement is drafted to your commercial terms and executed on stamp paper of the correct value.
- 6 Filing the agreement The agreement is filed within the thirty-day window, which is a common and expensive thing to miss.
Frequently asked questions
How many partners does an LLP need?
A minimum of two partners, of whom at least two must be designated partners, and at least one designated partner must be resident in India. There is no upper limit.
Is there a minimum capital requirement?
No. Partners contribute whatever they agree, and the contribution is recorded in the LLP agreement. The contribution amount affects the stamp duty on the agreement.
Does an LLP need an audit?
Only once turnover exceeds ₹40 lakh or partner contribution exceeds ₹25 lakh in a financial year. Below that, accounts must still be maintained and Form 8 filed.
What if I file the LLP agreement late?
A per-day additional fee applies and it accumulates without a cap in many cases. This is the single most common avoidable cost in a new LLP.
Can an LLP be converted into a private limited company?
Yes, conversion is permitted and is a common step when partners decide to raise equity investment.
What is not included. Government fees, statutory charges, stamp duty, court and registry fees, digital signature costs and any third-party professional charges are separate and payable at actuals. GST applies on professional fees where indicated. Prices shown are indicative and may change without notice; we confirm the total in writing before any work begins — see our terms on pricing.
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