Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)
A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is a legally registered business structure under the LLP Act, where the partnership has a separate legal identity from its partners.
This means:
- The LLP can own property, open bank accounts, enter into contracts, and operate in its own registered name.
- Partners’ personal assets are protected — their liability is limited to the amount they contribute to the LLP.
A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is a legally registered business structure under the LLP Act, where the partnership has a separate legal identity from its partners.
This means:
- The LLP can own property, open bank accounts, enter into contracts, and operate in its own registered name.
- Partners’ personal assets are protected — their liability is limited to the amount they contribute to the LLP.
Perfect For Businesses That Are
Professional Firms
Consulting and advisory firms providing specialized professional services to individuals and businesses.
CA / CS / Law Firms
Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries, and law firms offering compliance, taxation, and legal services.
Service-Based Businesses
Businesses delivering services such as IT, marketing, HR, consultancy, and other client-focused solutions.
Professional Firms
Consulting and advisory firms providing specialized professional services to individuals and businesses.
CA / CS / Law Firms
Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries, and law firms offering compliance, taxation, and legal services.
Service-Based Businesses
Businesses delivering services such as IT, marketing, HR, consultancy, and other client-focused solutions.
Why It Matters
Limited Liability
Partners are not personally responsible for business losses; liability is limited to their agreed contribution.
Separate Legal Entity
The LLP has its own legal identity, separate from its partners, ensuring continuity and credibility.
Less Compliance than Pvt Ltd
LLPs have fewer legal and annual compliance requirements compared to Private Limited Companies.
Flexible Management
Internal operations and management structure can be defined through the LLP agreement.
Limited Liability
Partners are not personally responsible for business losses; liability is limited to their agreed contribution.
Separate Legal Entity
The LLP has its own legal identity, separate from its partners, ensuring continuity and credibility.
Less Compliance than Pvt Ltd
LLPs have fewer legal and annual compliance requirements compared to Private Limited Companies.
Flexible Management
Internal operations and management structure can be defined through the LLP agreement.
Required Document
LLP Details
- Two proposed LLP names
- Registered office address proof
- Rent agreement (if applicable)
- NOC from owner
- Capital details (authorized and paid up)
- Email & mobile number of company
Partner Details
- PAN Card of all partners
- Identity & address proof
- Photograph
- Email & Mobile number
- DSC
- Capital contribution details
How It Works
What will you get after Registration
- LLP Incorporation Certificate
- LLP Agreement
- PAN
- DIN
- DSC
Professional Fees: ₹12,000
(including Govt fees)
All-inclusive Package Covering:
- Government fees
- Professional charges
- LLP Incorporation Certificate
- PAN
- LLP Agreement
- DIN
- DSC
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