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A meticulously crafted partnership deed is essential for clearly defining the rights, responsibilities, profit-sharing, and remuneration of partners. Our dedicated team tailors each deed to meet your unique needs, ensuring precise and compliant drafting.
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Submit our company registration form to start the process.
Provide scanned copies of the necessary documents.
We draft the partnership agreement and send it to you for review.
Print the final deed on stamp paper and get it notarized by a local notary.
Our team will collect the notarized deed and apply for the PAN and TAN numbers.
We provide all deliverables and registrations as stated in the package.
All fileds are mandatory
A Partnership Firm is a business structure where two or more individuals join together to share profits and losses. Governed by the Indian Partnership Act of 1932, the partnership agreement can specify a particular task or duration.
Partnership firms can be registered or unregistered. However, unregistered firms cannot take legal action against others due to the lack of formal identity. Establishing a partnership firm is straightforward, though partners have unlimited liability, meaning they are personally responsible for the firm's debts.
Establishing a partnership firm is simple with minimal legal formalities. Registration is not mandatory but recommended for legal and financial advantages. Our team at FAST Solutions ensures organized and efficient registration.
Partnership firms do not need to file ROC returns or hold regular board meetings, making them more cost-effective than private limited companies.
Partners can choose any name for their firm, provided it does not infringe on existing trademarks or copyrights.
Partnership firms are not required to file financial statements with the Registrar of Firms, nor are they mandated to have their accounts audited unless turnover exceeds specified limits or profits fall below a certain threshold, necessitating a tax audit under the Income Tax Act.
When two or more people come together to start a business and share profit for the same is called a partnership. The business in a partnership can be by all the partners or a few of them acting as a representative of other partners.
As per the Partnership Act in India, a minimum of two partners are required to incorporate a partnership firm. The maximum limit of the members shall not exceed beyond 20 in the case of regular business and 10 for banking business.
Anyone who fulfills all the criteria given below can become a partner
The Partnership Act does not prohibit a non-resident from joining an Indian partnership firm in
No, there is no minimum capital requirement to start a partnership firm. A partnership firm can be started with a capital of INR 5000/- also. Further, the capital in the partnership firm can be introduced in any form that is in cash or kind.
In a partnership firm it is not necessary for each partner to contribute capital in the ratio of profit. Contribution is based on the agreement between the partners, and the profit-sharing ratio is indicated in a separate clause.
A partner has the following rights in the partnership firm:
In a partnership firm any conduct of one partner applies to all the partners of the partnership firm.
A partnership firm cannot become a partner of another partnership firm because it is not a legal person. Neither a Partnership firm becomes a partner in an LLP.
A partnership firm can be dissolved in any of the following manners:
Yes, a new partner can be introduced in the partnership firm with the concern of all the partners. However, the mode of introducing a new partner or successor should be according to the partnership deed. A new partnership deed is required to be executed in aces of change in partners.
Yes, a new partner can be introduced in the partnership firm with the concern of all the partners. However, the mode of introducing a new partner or successor is according to the partnership deed. Further, a new partnership deed is required to be executed in aces of change in partners.
A limited Liability Partnership firm is a much more organized business structure and has a bit more compliance than traditional firms. However, the primary advantage of LLP is that the partners have a limited Liability till the amount of their contribution.