Registration of a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)

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Incorporation / Registration Cost

Package Includes:
  • 2 DSC (Digital Signature Certificates)
  • 2 DIN (Director identification number)
  • LLP Agreement
  • COI (Certificate of Incorporation)
  • PAN (Permanent Account Number)
  • TAN (Collection Account Number)
Capital
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Directors
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Total Price

₹4342/-

all inclusive fees

Cloud Incorporation Fee : ₹ 1999/-

DIN : ₹ 0/-

DSC : ₹ 0/-

Govt Fee : ₹ 0/-

Stamp duty : ₹ 0-/-

Taxes : ₹ 0/-

Distinctions Between LLP and Partnership Firm

An LLP is a business structure that integrates the features of both a partnership and a corporation. In contrast, a partnership is an arrangement where two or more individuals agree to run a business together and share profits and losses.

Advantages

A significant advantage is that partners are not personally liable for business debts or liabilities. Their personal assets are protected and cannot be used to settle business obligations.

Disadvantages

Operating an LLP can be somewhat more costly compared to a sole proprietorship or partnership. For instance, the owner of an LLP may need to pay unemployment compensation for themselves, which is not required for a sole proprietor.

Documents Required For Limited Liability Partnership Registration

For Designated Partner
  • PAN (Permanent Account Number): PAN card of all proposed directors.
  • Proof of Identity: Voter ID, Passport, Driving License, or Aadhar Card for all proposed directors.
  • Passport Size Photographs: Latest passport-sized photographs of all directors.
  • Proof of Address: Recent utility bill (mobile, telephone, or electricity bill) or bank statement/passbook with the latest transaction page showing the present address.
  • Contact Details: Email ID and mobile number of all proposed directors.
FOR REGISTERED ADDRESS
  • Electricity Bill OR Mobile Bill OR Gas Bill along with NOC and Rent agreement if premises is on rent