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An LLP, or Limited Liability Partnership, is a popular choice for professionals and small businesses with partners. It combines the flexibility of a partnership with the safety of a company. Your personal money is protected, the compliance is lighter than a company, and partners are not responsible for each other's mistakes. It is a smart, safe middle path.
An LLP is a partnership where the partners have limited liability — meaning their personal assets are protected if the business has debts or losses. It is a separate legal entity, so the LLP itself can own property and sign contracts. Each partner is responsible only for their own actions, not for another partner's wrongdoing. It needs at least two partners and is run as per an LLP agreement.
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We get Digital Signatures (DSC) for partners
We apply for Designated Partner Identification Numbers (DPIN)
We reserve your LLP name
We file the incorporation documents
We draft and file your LLP agreement
You receive your Certificate of Incorporation, usually in 10 to 15 working days
In a normal partnership, partners are personally responsible for the firm's debts. In an LLP, your personal money is protected. That safety is the main reason people choose an LLP.
An LLP has lighter compliance and is great if you do not plan to raise equity investment. A Private Limited Company is better if you want to bring in investors.
At least two. There is no upper limit on the number of partners.
It is a document that sets out the rights, duties and profit share of each partner. We draft it carefully for you.
Investors usually prefer a Private Limited Company for equity funding. If raising investment is your main goal, we may suggest a Pvt Ltd instead.