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A partnership firm is a business where two or more people run things based on rules in a document called the Partnership Deed. It’s owned and managed by a group aiming for profit. This is common among smaller businesses, and to start one in India, Tax Care can assist with creating and registering the Partnership Deed.
- Get your Partnership firm registration deed drafted in just 3 days, all online and hassle-free. Terms and conditions apply.
- We keep you in the loop with transparent follow-ups and regular updates throughout the process.
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Partnership Firm Registration Process
Fill basic information
1. Fill Form
Simply fill the above form to get started.
2. Payment & Doc. Verification
Make the payment and submit the required documents to get started.
3. Get Your Job Done
Receiving the Certificate of Registration from RoF*
Partnership Firm - An Overview
A Partnership Firm is a simple way for two or more people to start a business together. It’s flexible and doesn’t need formal registration. Partners contribute money or skills and share in profits and responsibilities. Decision-making is done together. It’s good for small businesses, but partners are personally responsible for debts. It’s an easy way for people to work together without complex rules.
- Easy to start and flexible in operation.
- Profit Sharing: Partners share in profits.
- Collaborative Decision-Making: Decisions are made together.
- Number of Partners: Minimum 2 partners are required.
Partners need a clear agreement on how the business will be run.
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Just at
₹4,999/-
₹6,999
+ taxes
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Benefits of Partnership Firm Registrations
Partnership Firm Registration offers legal recognition, shared responsibilities, tax benefits, and simplicity, fostering growth and trust among partners.
Easy and Cost-Effective Business Start
Starting a private limited company often involves complications and additional costs, unless you hire help. Avoid this hassle with a partnership, allowing you to focus on your business without the burden of excessive compliance work.
Simplicity in Launch
Forming a partnership is one of the easiest ways to start a business. Typically, all you need is a partnership deed registration for a partnership firm in India. This means you can establish a partnership quickly, unlike an LLP registration that may take 5 to 10 days due to various requirements.
Affordability
Establishing a private limited company can cost at least ₹15,000, plus compliance and auditor fees. For those starting out, a partnership is a more economical option, costing around ₹2,000.
Shared Responsibilities
In a partnership, people come together for a common business goal. Partners share the responsibility of working and managing the business collectively. Specific tasks can be assigned to one or more partners as outlined in a Partnership Deed.
Flexibility in Operations
A Partnership firm operates based on a Partnership Deed agreed upon by the partners. They can decide how to run the business together. The Partnership Deed can be changed even after registration, offering flexibility as long as it aligns with the agreed terms.
Clear Business Goals
When registering a Partnership firm, the deed outlines the predefined business objectives. Partners join for a specific period, project, or goal. Once achieved, the partnership dissolves automatically, providing clarity.
Doc. Required for Partnership Firm
Ensure a smooth process with these essential documents
PAN Card
A copy of the PAN Card for each partner, self-attested.
Address Proof for Partners
Self-attested copies of Aadhar Card, and either Voter ID, Passport, or Driving License for each partner.
Business Address Proof
A utility bill (Electricity Bill) for the business location.
Rent Agreement
Provide the rent agreement for the registered office, if applicable
NO Objection Certificate (NOC)
If rented, include a NOC from the owner of the business location.
* For NRI or Foreign Nationals, partner documents must be notarized or apostilled.
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Distinction Between Partnership and Firm
| Partnership | Firm |
|---|---|
| Owned by a Group: A business owned by two or more people. | Owned by an Individual or Group: A business owned by one person or a group. |
| Partners: Those who own the business are called partners. | Owners Called Proprietors: Those who own the business are called proprietors. |
| Profit and Loss Sharing: Partners share the business profits and losses. | Profit and Loss Responsibility: Proprietors bear both the profits and losses of the business. |
| Personal Liability: Partners are personally responsible for the business. | Personal Liability: Proprietors are personally responsible for the business. |
| Deed Requirement: A partnership deed, like an agreement, is needed. | No Separate Deed Needed: No additional document is required. |
| Optional Registration: Registering the partnership is a choice. | Mandatory Registration: Registering the business is a must. |
| Dissolution Process: If partners agree, the business can be dissolved. | Dissolution Options: The business can be dissolved voluntarily or under certain circumstances. |
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FAQ’s
Is it necessary to register a Partnership Deed?
According to the Partnership Act, both registered and unregistered partnerships are valid and legally recognized. While registering a partnership deed is not mandatory, it brings benefits and helps avoid certain consequences of non-registration. Many businesses, especially in their early stages, opt for unregistered partnerships until they stabilise. It’s important to note that an unregistered partnership can be registered at any time after it’s formed, offering flexibility to businesses as they grow.
What Documents Needed for Registering a Partnership Firm in India?
To register a partnership firm in India, you’ll need the following documents:
- Registration Application (Form 1).
- Duly Signed and Notarized Partnership Deed.
- Proof of Business Location (rent agreement or property documents).
- ID and Address Proof of All Partners.
- Affidavit confirming the partners’ willingness.
Minimum Capital Needed to Start a Partnership Firm?
Starting a Partnership Firm doesn’t demand a specific minimum amount. It can commence with any capital contribution agreed upon by the partners. Contributions can be made in various forms—tangible (cash, premises) or intangible (goodwill, intellectual property). Partners have the flexibility to introduce capital in any ratio, whether equal or uneven, providing adaptability in the formation of the partnership.
What are the differences between OPC, LLP, and Pvt Ltd?
OPC (One Person Company):
- Only one shareholder, limited liability, and no need for a minimum number of directors.
LLP (Limited Liability Partnership):
- Involves two or more partners, each with limited liability for their own actions and the actions of those they oversee.
Pvt Ltd (Private Limited Company):
- Requires at least two shareholders and two directors, provides limited liability, and allows raising funds through share issuance.
Can I Turn My Partnership Firm into a Company in India?
Absolutely! In India, you can convert your partnership firm into a company. This process is regulated by Section 366 of the Companies Act, 2013. However, it’s important to note that specific procedures and requirements must be followed for a successful conversion.
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