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ELIGIBILITY/REQUIREMENT FOR LLP:

  • Minimum 2 Designated Partners.,
  • All Persons Should Hold Pan Card.
  • Min One Designated Partners should be Resident in India

PROCEDURE FOR REGISTRING LLP

  • Fill Query form- You are required to fill details in our simple online form & submit documents.
  • Call to discuss- Our expert will connect with you & prepare documents.
  • Signing of Required Docs: After submitting your documents we will provide you Documents for signing.
  • Registration Completed: One we will Submit Documents to Registrar for Registration then The Registration will be completed soon.

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Basic

Basic

StartupGali India

Rs.9500/-
Rs.7500/-

Registration Package

  • LLP Registration
  • 2 DIN + 2 Class 3 DSC +
  • Certificate of Incorporation +
  • LLP Agreement+ 1 Lakh Authorised Capital
  • PAN + TAN +
  • Bank Account Documents
  • GST/MSME Registration(Complementary) 

Note: The Stamp duty of LLP Agreement is Additional as it depends upon state to state. 

Standard

Standard

StartupGali India

Rs.18500/-
Rs.14000/-

Registration Package

  • LLP Registration
  • 2 DIN + 2 Class 3 DSC +
  • Certificate of Incorporation +
  • LLP Agreement+ 1 Lakh Authorised Capital
  • PAN + TAN +
  • Bank Account Documents
  • GST/MSME Registration(Complementary) 
  • Filing of Mandatory Annual Compliances of LLP- Form8, Form, 11, ITR of LLP, 2 DIN Kyc of partners. 

Note: The Stamp duty of LLP Agreement is Additional as it depends upon state to state. 

Premium

Premium

StartupGali India

Rs.17000/-
Rs.10500/-

Registration & Post Registration Package

  • LLP Registration
  • 2 DIN + 2 Class 3 DSC +
  • Certificate of Incorporation +
  • LLP Agreement+ 1 Lakh Authorised Capital
  • PAN + TAN +
  • Bank Account Documents
  • GST/MSME Registration(Complementary) 
  • Filing of GST Monthly/Quarterly GST Returns till closure of FY

Note: The Stamp duty of LLP Agreement is Additional as it depends upon state to state. 

About

Limited Liability Partnerships (LLP) has now become the preferred form of organization among entrepreneurs. It utilizes the advantages of both the 'partnership firm' and the 'company' in a single form of structure. At least two partners are required to create the LLP. There is no upper limit to this, however. At least one LLP partner must be an Indian national citizen. All LLP's are governed by the rules of the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008. The LLP Agreement shall regulate the rights, duties and obligations of the partners who shall comply with all provisions of the LLP Act.

LLP is one of the easiest types of business to incorporate and manage in India. With an easy integration process and simple compliance formalities, LLPs are preferred by Professionals, Micro and Small Businesses who are family-owned or closely-owned. Since LLPs are not in a position to issue equity shares, LLP should NOT be chosen for any business that has plans to raise equity funds from Angel Investors, Venture Capitalist or Private Equity Funds.

The entire method of registering a new business is online —  no need of physical copies of documents or a visit to the registrar’s department for registering business.

Document Required

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR LLP:

 

  1. Self attested Copy of PAN Card of all the proposed partners.
  2. Self attested Copy of ADDRESS PROOF (Voter ID/DL/Passport/Aadhar Card)of all the proposed partners.
  3. Self attested Copy of Bank Account Statement/Electricity Bill/Mobile Bill of all the proposed partners.
  4. Passport Size 3 Photographs of all the proposed partners.
  5. Duly signed DSC Form of all partners of the LLP.
  6. Copy of current Electricity Bill/Water Bill/House Tax Etc for the     premises proposed to be used as registered office of the LLP.
  7. If the Property is Rented, then Rent Agreement and NoC from owner of property.

 

INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR LLP REGISTRATION:

Designated Partners Detail:

  • Educational Qualification of all the Partners.
  • Profession/Occupation of all the Partners with area of Operation
  • Citizenship alongwith Residential Status of all the Partners
  • Place of Birth of all the Partners
  • Permanent & Present Residential Status of all the Partners
  • Contact Numbers of all the Partners
  • Email Ids of all the Partners

LLP REGISTRATION DETAILS :

  • Preference wise Proposed names of the LLP with Significance of the name
  • State in which LLP is to be registered.
  • Capital Contribution of the Proposed LLP
  • Main Object of the Proposed LLP
  • Division of Contribution among the Partners.
  • Number of Proposed Designated Partners & partners

What You Get

What you get after LLP Registration in India:

Basic Package

  • All the documents that are field at the time of incorporation.
  • 2 Director’s DIN Number which is valid for life time.
  • Digital Signature Certificate with 2 Years validity which is used for all types of filing
  • Name Approval Letter which is issued by registrar
  • Soft Copy of Certificate of Incorporation,
  • LLP Agreement.
  • LLP Pan Card.
  • Bank account Opening documents

Standard Package

  1. All the documents that are field at the time of incorporation.
  2. 2 Director’s DIN Number which is valid for life time.
  3. 2 Digital Signature Certificate with 2 Years validity which is used for all types of filing
  4. Name Approval Letter which is issued by registrar
  5. Soft Copy of Certificate of Incorporation,
  6. LLP Agreement.
  7. LLP Pan Card.
  8. Bank account Opening documents
  9. GST Registration 
  10. .in /.co.in Website Domain + Hosting 1 GB + Business Mail

Premium Package

  1. All the documents that are field at the time of incorporation.
  2. 2 Director’s DIN Number which is valid for life time.
  3. 2 Digital Signature Certificate with 2 Years validity which is used for all types of filing
  4. Name Approval Letter which is issued by registrar
  5. Soft Copy of Certificate of Incorporation,
  6. LLP Agreement.
  7. LLP Pan Card.
  8. Bank account Opening documents
  9. GST Registration 
  10. .COM Website Domain + Hosting 1 GB + Business Mail
  11. Dynamic Website 

Advantage

ADVANTAGES OF LLP

  • It has a separate legal entity much like a company
  • The responsibility of each partner is limited to the contribution made by the partner
  • The cost of creating an LLP is lower
  • Lesser compliance and regulation
  • No minimum capital contribution requirement

COMPLIANCES OF LLP AFTER REGISTRATION:

  • Filing of Initial LLP Agreement within 30 days of Registration.
  • Filing of GST Returns if applied.
  • Mandatory ITR Filing of LLP.
  • MCA Annual Return:
  • LLP Form 11 is due on or before 30 May of each year. Form 11 includes information of the number of partners, the total number of partners, the overall contribution earned from all partners, information of the corporate body as partners and a description of the partners.
  • In addition to Form 11 of the LLP, Form 8 must be filed within 30 days from the end of 6 months of the financial year, along with a specified fee. LLP Form 8 will then be due on or before 30 October of each financial year.

We, StartupGali can register LLP for you in state Delhi, Haryana, Chandigarh(Punjab), Bhopal(Madhya Pradesh), Lucknow(Uttar Pradesh), Dehradun(Uttarakhand), Hyderabad(Andhra Pradesh),  Bhubaneshwar(Odisha), Shimla(Himachal Pradesh), Mumbai(Maharashtra), Imphal(Manipur), Gangtok(Sikkim), Thiruvananthapuram (Kerela), Itanagar(Arunachal Pradesh), Srinagar(Jammu & Kashmir), Shillong(Meghalaya), Chennai(Tamilnadu), Dispur(Assam), Rachi(Jharkhand), Aizawl(Mizoram), Telangana, Patna(Bihar), Bangalore(Karnataka), Kohima(Nagaland), Agartala(Tripura),   Raipur(Chattisgarh), Bangalore(Karnataka), Panaji(Goa), Jaipur(Rajasthan), Kolkata(West Bengal), Puducherry, Daman & Diu.

Time Duration

5-15 days (Subject to ROC Response) after receipt of all the necessary Documents, The breakup of the Number of days for company registration in India is as follows :

Activity Days
Taking Digital Signature of Partners 1-2 Day
Taking Designated Partnership Identification Number (DPIN) 1 Day
Reservation of the name of the LLP 6-7 Days
Preparation of other documents Forms etc. 1-2 Days
Filling of documents with Authorities 1-2 Day
Getting Final Certificate of Incorporation 5-7 Days
Total Number of Days 15-20 Days

Faq's

1. What's a LLP (Limited Liability Partnership?

  • LLP is defined as a partnership formed and registered under the Limited Liability Partnership Act as an alternative corporate structure that offers the advantages of the limited liability of the company and the flexibility of the partnership.
  • The LLP can continue to exist irrespective of partner changes.
  • It is capable of entering into contracts and holding property on its own behalf.
  • The LLP is a separate legal entity which is responsible to the full extent of its assets,
  • but the liability of the partners is limited to their agreed contribution in the LLP.
  • Therefore, no partner is responsible for the unilateral or improper actions of other partners, such that individual partners are immune from mutual liability arising from wrongful business decisions or wrongdoing by another partner.

 

2. Who can be a “Designated Partner”?

Every LLP Registration shall be required to have at least two designated partners who shall be individuals and at least one of the designated partner shall be a resident of India.

In case of a LLP in which all the partners are bodies corporate or in which one or more partners are individuals and bodies corporate, at least two individuals who are partners of such LLP or nominees of such bodies corporate shall act as designated partners.

However following shall be consider as disqualification to appoint as Designated Partner :

  • Who has at any time within the preceding five years been adjudged insolvent; or
  • Who suspends, or has at any time within the preceding five years suspended payment to his creditors and has not at any time within the preceding five years made, a composition with them; or
  • Who has been convicted by a Court for any offence involving moral turpitude and sentenced in respect thereof to imprisonment for not less than six months; or
  • Who has been convicted by a Court for an offence involving section 30 of the Act.

3. Whether audit of all LLPs would be mandatory?

Any LLP in India whose annual turnover exceeds Rs. 40 Lakhs or the total contribution of its partners exceeds Rs. 25 Lakhs is required to have its accounts audited every financial year. Provided that the partners of the LLP may not agree to audit the accounts of the LLP, the LLP shall include in the Statement of Account and Solvency a declaration from the partners that the partners accept their responsibility for compliance with the provisions of the Act and the Rules with regard to the preparation of the books of accounts and the certificate in the form of the LLP.

4. IS LLP Concept is New in india? Do LLP Like entities are also available in other countries?

The LLP structure is available in countries such as the United Kingdom, the United States of America, various Gulf countries, Australia and Singapore. On the advice of experts who have reviewed LLP legislation in different countries, the LLP Act is broadly based on the UK LLP Act 2000 and the Singapore LLP Act 2005. Both of these Acts allow the formation of LLPs in a corporate form, i.e. as a separate legal entity, separate from its partners / members.

5. Is FDI permitted in the LLP? If yes, then who can invest as an FDI in LLP?

The recent FDI standards and policies of the Government of India, in particular those announced in November 2015, allow NRIs and Foreign Nationals / Investors to convert up to 100% FDI into certain specified economic sectors in Indian LLPs through the Automatic Route. Some provisions have also been made effective for the easy, rapid and smooth establishment and management of LLPs by NRIs and Foreign Investors, in particular where the annual sales turnover is less than INR 40 Lac or where the capital contributed is less than INR 25 Lac.

6. What is the Difference between LLP & "Traditional Partnership Firm"?

"Traditional Partnership Firm" means that each partner is responsible, along with all other partners, and even severally, for all the firm's acts carried out when he is a partner.

Under the LLP arrangement, the responsibility of the partner is limited to its agreed contribution. Furthermore, no partner shall be responsible for the unilateral or illegal actions of the other partners, thereby allowing the individual partners to be excluded from mutual liability arising out of negligence or abuse by another partner.

7. Can an Traditional partnership firm be converted into LLP?

Any current partnership firm wishing to move to LLP will need to apply through Form 17 (Application and Statement for the Transfer of a Partnership to LLP. Form 17 must be submitted along with Form 2 (Incorporation Paper and Subscriber Statement)

8. What are the tax policies of the LLP?

LLPs are treated as Partnership Firms for tax purposes. Minimum Alternate Tax and DDT shall not apply to LLPs in India. A private limited or public limited company is subject to a DDT of up to 15% (plus surcharge and education). The taxes applicable to the LLP in India are as follows:

  • income tax: 30%.
  • In the event that the LLP revenue exceeds INR One Crore in any financial year, a surcharge of 10% will be applied.
  • Education Cess: 3%.

9. What are the Provisions or Content Covered in LLP Agreement?

The Provisions of an LLP agreement includes

  • Name of the LLP
  • Names and addresses of the partners and designated partners
  • The form of contribution and interest on contribution
  • Profit sharing ratio
  • Remuneration of partners
  • Rights and duties of partners
  • The proposed business
  • Rules for governing the LLP

10. What is the difference between a partner and a designated partner?

Both the designated partners and the partners are categorized differently. The designated partners are more responsible than the partners. They are responsible for day-to-day business activities as well as for all regulatory and legal compliance. Furthermore, the rights and responsibilities of the partners can be shared by entering into an agreement.