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    (Limited Liability Partnership) LLP Registration in Pune

     

    Limited Liability Partnership has been introduced in India by way of Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008. LLP is an alternative corporate business form that gives the benefits of limited liability of a company and the flexibility of a Partnership. A Limited Liability Partnership combines the advantages of both the Company and Partnership into a single form of organization and one partner is not responsible or liable for another partner’s misconduct or negligence. It is very easy to do LLP Registration in India , as the process is very simple as compared to Companies and does not involve much formality. A LLP is indeed advantageous because of comparatively lower cost of formation, lesser compliance requirements, easy to manage and run, partners are not liable for the acts of the other partners.

    LLP Incorporation in India is made more easy by Ministry of Corporate Affairs. From 2nd October 2018 earlier process of LLP registration has been modified. Now the new process is much simpler and with fast tack mode. Experts at ANBCA in have helped number of start-ups for LLP Registration. In All major cities of India , Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Pune , Chennai and more. Our services are reliable and quick.

    Legal Compliances for Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)

    • Income Tax Return: After LLP Incorporation at end of financial year need to prepare it financial statements such as Profit and loss statement and Balance sheet. And apply for filing income tax return.
    • GST Returns: If business owner who applied for GST registration then , need to file GST Returns on month or quarterly basis.
    • Form 8: Statement of Account & Solvency – Due on 30th October
    • Form 11: Statement of account and solvency - Due on 31 May

    Advantages of Limited Liability Partnership Registration

    What Your LLP Registration Agreement Contains

    • Basic information about all partners , addresses and type of business
    • Amount of capital introduced in LLP
    • Profit and Loss sharing ratio of Partners
    • Details of scope of business to be carried by LLP
    • Description like adding new partner or retirement of partner

    Documents Required for LLP Registration

    ID and Address Proof (Partners Details) & LLP Address

    pancard

    Pan Card

    voter

    Passport / Voter id / Adhar Card / License

    badge

    Passport Size Photo

    lightbill

    Light Bill

    tax receipt

    Corporation Tax Paid Receipt

    Note : Business place and home place can be same of the Partner

    FAQ's

    1What is LLP registration?
    Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) registration is a legal process where a business entity, known as an LLP, is formed. It combines elements of a partnership and a corporation, offering limited liability to its partners. LLP registration involves filing the necessary documents, such as the LLP agreement and incorporation application, with the appropriate government authorities. This structure provides flexibility in management, limited personal liability for partners, and is suitable for professional services firms.
    2What are the benefits of LLP?
    Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) offers several benefits. Firstly, it provides limited liability to partners, safeguarding personal assets. The structure allows flexibility in management and operation, with simpler compliance requirements compared to a traditional corporation. LLPs also offer tax advantages, as profits are taxed at the individual partner level.
    3What is the minimum capital for LLP?
    LLPs offer flexibility, and partners are not obligated to contribute a specific amount of capital during registration. The absence of a minimum capital requirement simplifies the formation process, particularly benefiting small businesses and startups. It's essential to check the specific regulations in the jurisdiction where the LLP is being established, as rules may vary.
    4What is difference between LLP and partnership?
    The key difference between Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) and traditional partnerships lies in liability. In an LLP, partners have limited liability, protecting their personal assets from business debts. In a general partnership, personal assets are at risk. Additionally, LLPs offer more flexibility in management and structure. Unlike partnerships, LLPs have a separate legal identity, perpetual existence, and are often subject to less stringent regulatory requirements.
    5How much money required to open LLP?
    The amount of money required to open a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) varies, as there is no fixed minimum capital requirement. Partners contribute capital based on their agreement, and there's flexibility in determining the initial investment. Costs associated with LLP formation include registration fees, legal and professional fees for drafting the LLP agreement, and any additional costs for services such as consultancy.
    6Is GST applicable for LLP?
    Yes, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is applicable to Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) in many jurisdictions. LLPs engaged in the supply of goods or services with an aggregate turnover above the prescribed threshold are required to register for and comply with GST regulations. LLPs must collect GST on taxable supplies and can claim input tax credits on eligible purchases. GST filing, compliance, and record-keeping are integral aspects for LLPs to ensure adherence to tax laws.
    7What are the documents required for LLP registration?
    For Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) registration, essential documents include: 1. Identity Proof: PAN cards of partners. 2. Address Proof: Utility bills or rental agreement for the registered office. 3. Passport-sized Photos: Of all partners. 4. Proof of Office Address: Sale deed or rental agreement with utility bills. 5. Subscription Sheet and Consent: Signed by partners. 6. Incorporation Document: Includes the LLP agreement. 7. Designated Partner Identification Number (DPIN): DPINs for all partners. 8. Digital Signature Certificate (DSC): DSC for at least one partner. 9. Statement of Consent: To act as partners. Consulting with a professional like us can ensure accurate documentation and streamline the registration process.
    8Is tax audit compulsory for LLP?
    Tax audit for Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) is mandatory if their annual turnover exceeds the specified threshold, which is INR 40 lakhs for businesses and INR 10 lakhs for professionals. Additionally, if the LLP's total income surpasses the prescribed limit, a tax audit is obligatory under the Income Tax Act, 1961. Tax audit ensures accurate reporting and compliance with tax laws.
    9Is CA mandatory for LLP?
    Chartered Accountant (CA) during the formation of a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), their involvement is highly recommended. CAs offer valuable expertise in financial and taxation matters, ensuring proper compliance with regulatory requirements. Having a CA can streamline the process, provide accurate financial advice, and enhance the overall financial management of the LLP.
    10Is LLP better than Pvt Ltd?
    The choice between Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) and Private Limited Company (Pvt Ltd) depends on specific business needs. LLPs offer flexibility, limited liability, and simpler compliance, making them suitable for professional services. Pvt Ltd companies provide separate legal identity, easier access to funding, and broader ownership options, making them ideal for scalable businesses.
    11Does LLP need PAN?
    Yes, a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) requires a Permanent Account Number (PAN). PAN is a unique 10-digit alphanumeric identifier issued by the Income Tax Department. It is essential for various financial transactions, including filing tax returns, opening bank accounts, and complying with regulatory requirements. During the LLP registration process, partners need to provide their individual PANs, and the LLP itself is also assigned a PAN.