Limited Liability Partnership Registration

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Limited Liability Partnership Registration

Free agreement drafting
DSC for 2 designated partners
DIN for 2 designated partners

LLP Name Approval Certificate
Certificate of Incorporation
LLP Agreement

LLP PAN Card
LLP TAN letter

About LLP Registration:-


LLP Registration, a prime motivation behind why it has advanced is that of its effortlessness in a development and simple support. It encourages proprietors additionally to constrain their liabilities. This is the greatest preferred position of a LLP over a customary partnership firm.

Incorporating LLP organization has both Limited Liability highlights of a Private Limited organization and the adaptability of a Partnership firm. No accomplice is obligated by virtue of unapproved activities of different accomplices, in this manner singular accomplices are protected from joint liability made by another accomplice’s offense. LLP type of association is generally favoured by Experts, Smaller scale and Independent ventures that are family possessed or intently held.

Why to choose LLP registration:-

Limits Potential Legal Liability
Allows for Flexible Roles for Partners
Provides for Relative Ease of Formation
Offers Possible Pass-Through Tax Relief



Process of LLP Registration:-

Step 1: Obtain DSC
Step 2: Apply for DIN

Step 3: Name Approval
Step 4: Incorporation of LLP

Step 1: Obtain DSC
Step 5: File LLP Agreement


Procedures for Indian Subsidiary

1. Obtain Digital Signature Certificates (DSC): The first step in setting up an Indian subsidiary is to obtain Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) for the proposed directors of the subsidiary. A DSC is an electronic form of signature that is used to sign documents online.

2. Obtain Director Identification Number (DIN): The next step is to obtain a Director Identification Number (DIN) for the proposed directors of the subsidiary. The DIN is a unique identification number that is required for all directors of Indian companies. Reserve a Company Name: The next step is to reserve a unique name for the Indian subsidiary with the Registrar of Companies (ROC). The name must be unique and should not be similar to the name of any other registered company in India.

3. Draft Memorandum and Articles of Association (MOA and AOA): The MOA and AOA define the scope of the subsidiarys business activities, its objectives, and its rules and regulations. The MOA and AOA must be drafted in compliance with the Indian Companies Act and must be filed with the ROC.

4. File Incorporation Documents: Once the MOA and AOA are drafted, the incorporation documents, including the DINs and DSCs of the proposed directors, must be filed with the ROC.

5. Obtain Permanent Account Number (PAN) and Tax Account Number (TAN): The Indian subsidiary must obtain a PAN and TAN from the Indian tax authorities. The PAN is used for tax purposes, while the TAN is used for deducting taxes at source.

6. Open a Bank Account: Once the Indian subsidiary is incorporated, it must open a bank account in India. The bank account can be used for conducting financial transactions, including paying taxes and receiving payments from customers.

7. Register for Goods and Services Tax (GST): The Indian subsidiary must register for the Goods and Services Tax (GST), which is a value-added tax that is levied on goods and services in India.

8 Register for Other Licenses and Permits: Depending on the nature of the subsidiary’s business activities, it may be required to obtain other licenses and permits, such as environmental permits or import/export licenses.

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