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Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) registration is a preferred business structure for startups, professionals, and small enterprises. It combines the flexibility of a partnership with the limited liability protection of a company. One of its biggest advantages is that no minimum capital investment is required, making it an accessible option for new and growing businesses.
The process begins with selecting a unique business name, which is verified for availability using the RUN-LLP service on the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) portal. After name approval, applicants must file the incorporation form online, providing details such as the registered office address and information about all partners.
Each partner must possess a Designated Partner Identification Number (DPIN) or DIN and a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) to sign documents electronically. Essential documents include identity and address proof of partners, along with registered office documentation.
Once the name is approved, the next step is drafting the LLP Agreement, which defines the rights, responsibilities, capital contribution, and profit-sharing arrangement among partners. This agreement serves as the internal governing document of the LLP.
After verification, the MCA issues the Certificate of Incorporation, officially recognizing the LLP as a legal entity. Post incorporation, the LLP must open a dedicated bank account, obtain PAN and TAN, and may optionally apply for MSME registration to avail government benefits.
LLPs offer operational flexibility, lower compliance requirements, and limited liability protection, making them an excellent choice for entrepreneurs seeking a scalable and business-friendly structure.
The Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 provides the legal framework for the creation, regulation, and management of Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) in India. The Act outlines the rights and duties of partners, the formation process, operational guidelines, and all matters connected or incidental to LLP governance. It offers a modern structure that blends flexibility with legal protection, making it ideal for growing businesses.
Limited Liability Partnership in Company Law
Under Indian Company Law, a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is recognized as a distinct legal entity that offers limited liability protection to its partners. While partners enjoy liability safeguards similar to those in a company, the LLP maintains the operational simplicity and flexibility of a traditional partnership. Governed by the LLP Act, 2008, this structure ensures a streamlined incorporation process, reduced compliance burden, and an efficient framework for businesses to operate and grow within India.
According to Section 2(68) of the Companies Act, 2013, a private limited company is defined by the following characteristics:
These features make private limited companies ideal for entrepreneurs and investors looking for a balance of flexibility, legal protection, and the ability to attract funding without losing control of their business.
Selecting the right structure for your private limited company is crucial for ensuring legal security, efficient financial management, and operational adaptability. In India, private limited companies are primarily classified based on the nature of member liability and their capital framework. The three main types include:
This is the most popular form of private limited company in India. Here, each shareholder’s liability is limited to the amount unpaid on their shares—meaning personal assets are protected from business debts. This model is perfect for businesses looking to raise capital from co-founders or private investors, as it offers ownership through equity without putting individual finances at risk.
A company limited by guarantee does not have share capital. Instead, its members commit to contributing a pre-agreed amount if the company is ever wound up. This structure is typically chosen by non-profit organizations, foundations, and social enterprises that need legal status but aren’t focused on distributing profits. Members are only responsible up to the guarantee amount they agree to.
In an unlimited company, members do not have any limit on their liability. If the business faces debts or financial loss, members must cover those amounts from their personal resources. While rarely used, this structure may suit closely held businesses where all members are comfortable assuming full responsibility and want the highest level of control.
Registering a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) offers businesses the ideal blend of limited liability protection, managerial flexibility, tax efficiency, and reduced compliance requirements. Here are the major advantages of forming an LLP in India:
Partners are liable only to the extent of their agreed contribution. Their personal assets remain protected from business debts and liabilities.
An LLP exists independently from its partners. It can own property, enter into contracts, and initiate or face legal actions in its own name—making it a reliable structure for startups and growing firms.
The LLP Agreement allows partners to define roles, responsibilities, profit-sharing, and decision-making terms as per mutual convenience. This ensures flexibility and operational freedom.
Compared to private limited companies, LLPs have significantly lower compliance burdens. There is no requirement to hold AGMs, and audit requirements apply only when turnover or contributions cross specified limits.
LLPs are taxed like partnership firms. There is no dividend distribution tax and no double taxation on profits—making the structure financially efficient for partners.
The LLP continues to exist irrespective of changes in partners. Retirement, resignation, or death of a partner does not impact the continuity of the business.
Ownership or partnership rights can be transferred smoothly as per the LLP Agreement, without disrupting business operations.
An LLP is a registered entity governed by law, which increases trust among suppliers, investors, clients, and banks.
Registered LLPs enjoy easier access to bank loans, government schemes, and investor opportunities, improving growth and expansion potential.
LLPs are widely recognized globally, enabling easier international expansion and collaboration with foreign entities.
Get expert support for every step—name approval, DSC, DIN, MOA/AOA drafting, and Certificate of Incorporation—all in one seamless process.
To register a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) in India, applicants must submit specific identity, address, and office-related documents as per the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) requirements. Below is the complete list of documents needed for a smooth LLP incorporation process:
At Fiscalrize, we make the LLP registration process simple and seamless so you can focus on building your business. Here’s how our LLP registration process works:
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Each step in the registration process is crucial. Delays may occur if documents are incomplete, the selected company name is not available, or if there are backlogs at the government’s end. Timely submission of accurate information ensures a smooth and efficient incorporation process.
The government fees for registering a Private Limited Company in India vary by state and are primarily determined by the company’s authorised share capital. Additional costs may include state-specific stamp duty, MCA filing fees, and charges for digital signatures. Since stamp duty and other regulatory fees are set by the respective state governments and updated periodically by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), the total cost for incorporation can differ based on your business location and capital structure.
For an accurate and up-to-date fee calculation tailored to your state and company capital, reach out to Fiscalrize—our experts ensure complete transparency and guidance on all statutory charges.
A Private Limited Company (Pvt Ltd) offers a host of benefits, making it the preferred choice for startups and entrepreneurs aiming for growth and credibility.
When choosing the right business structure in India, it’s essential to understand how each entity type compares in terms of liability, legal status, compliance, and growth potential. Below is a quick comparison of the main business structures: Private Limited Company, One Person Company (OPC), Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), and Sole Proprietorship.
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Criteria
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Private Limited Company
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One Person Company (OPC)
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Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)
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Sole Proprietorship
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Legal Status
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Separate legal entity
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Separate legal entity
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Separate legal entity
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Not a separate legal entity
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Liability
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Limited to shareholding
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Limited
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Limited
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Unlimited liability
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Number of Members
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2–200 members
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1 person only
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Minimum 2 partners
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1 owner
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Compliance
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High (ROC filings, statements, DIN, DSC)
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Moderate
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Moderate
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Minimal
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Tax Benefits
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Eligible for deductions/incentives
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Similar to Pvt Ltd
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Some benefits
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Taxed as personal income
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Funding Scope
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Easier to raise funds from investors
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Limited
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Difficult
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Not preferred by investors
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Incorporation Process
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Through SPICe+ (DSC, DIN, address proof)
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Similar process
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Under LLP Act
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No formal registration
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Registration Authority
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Registrar of Companies (RoC)
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Registrar of Companies (RoC)
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Registrar of Companies (RoC)
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No formal authority
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Compliance Cost
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Moderate to High (professional/govt. fees)
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Moderate to High (professional/govt. fees)
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Moderate
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Low
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This comparison helps entrepreneurs evaluate which business entity aligns with their goals, funding needs, compliance comfort, and liability preferences. Fiscalrize’s experts are ready to guide you through every structure and help you choose the best fit for your venture.
All Private Limited Companies registered in India must adhere to compliance requirements set by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). These obligations ensure transparency, maintain legal status, and support smooth business operations. Below are the key post-registration compliance requirements:
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Aspect
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Compliance Requirement
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Frequency
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Purpose
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Annual Return Filing
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File Form MGT-7 with shareholder, director, and company details
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Annually (within 60 days of AGM)
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Keeps MCA records updated and ensures corporate transparency
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Financial Statements
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File Form AOC-4 for balance sheet, P&L, and audit report
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Annually (within 30 days of AGM)
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Discloses financial status and helps retain valid company registration
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Board Meetings
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Conduct at least 4 meetings per year with ≤120 days gap between meetings
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Quarterly
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Supports strategic decision-making and corporate governance
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Annual General Meeting
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Review financials, approve accounts, and appoint auditors
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Annually (by 30th September)
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Legally required for all registered companies
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Director KYC
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File Form DIR-3 KYC to validate DIN details
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Annually
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Ensures MCA has accurate director information
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Income Tax Filing
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File Form ITR-6
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Annually
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Complies with income tax regulations
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Statutory Audit
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Accounts to be audited by a Chartered Accountant
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Annually
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Validates financial accuracy and boosts investor/bank confidence
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TDS Filing
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File quarterly returns for Tax Deducted at Source
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Quarterly
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Ensures compliance with tax deduction laws
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Compliance Certificate
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Obtain from a Company Secretary (if applicable)
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Annually
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Required for companies with paid-up capital > ₹10 crore or turnover > ₹50 crore
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Commencement of Business
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File Form INC-20A post-incorporation
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Within 180 days of incorporation
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Confirms business operations have started
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DIN Update
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Maintain accurate DIN records for all directors
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Ongoing
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Mandatory for director changes
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GST Registration
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Apply if turnover threshold is crossed or required for business operations
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One-time post-incorporation
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Enables tax-compliant invoicing and transactions
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Fiscalrize offers a streamlined and hassle-free LLP registration experience, ensuring accuracy, compliance, and fast processing for entrepreneurs and businesses. Here’s how we assist you:
Our experts understand your business goals and help you choose the ideal LLP structure aligned with legal and operational requirements.
We conduct a thorough name availability check and secure a unique, MCA-compliant name for your LLP through the RUN-LLP service.
Our team assists in drafting the LLP Agreement and preparing all supporting documents required for filing and partner verification.
We handle the preparation and online submission of FiLLiP (incorporation form) and other regulatory documents with the Registrar of Companies (ROC).
We coordinate the issuance of DSCs for all partners and designated partners to enable smooth digital filings.
Fiscalrize assists with obtaining PAN & TAN, filing the LLP Agreement (Form 3), and guiding you through essential post-registration compliances.
We continue to support you with annual compliance filings, LLP amendments, partner changes, tax registrations, and regulatory updates—ensuring your business remains compliant and future-ready.
An LLP is a business structure that combines the flexibility of a partnership with the limited liability protection of a company. It is governed by the LLP Act, 2008.
Any two individuals (at least one must be an Indian resident) can register an LLP. Corporate bodies such as companies and LLPs can also be partners.
Minimum 2 partners
Minimum 2 designated partners
At least one Indian resident partner
Valid registered office address
DSC (Digital Signature Certificate) for all partners
No. LLPs do not require any minimum paid-up capital, making it ideal for startups and small firms.
LLP registration typically takes 10–14 business days, depending on name approval, document accuracy, and MCA processing time.
Required documents include:
PAN, Aadhaar, Passport, or Voter ID
Address proof (utility bills)
Registered office proof (rent agreement, NOC, or ownership documents)
DSC for all partners
Drafted LLP Agreement
Yes. DSC is mandatory for all designated partners to sign and submit online forms to the MCA.
The LLP Agreement defines the internal structure of the LLP, including partner roles, duties, capital contribution, profit-sharing ratio, and decision-making procedures. It must be filed within 30 days of incorporation.
Audits are mandatory only if:
Annual turnover exceeds ₹40 lakhs, or
Partner contributions exceed ₹25 lakhs
Otherwise, audits are not required.
LLPs must file:
Form 11 – Annual Return
Form 8 – Statement of Accounts & Solvency
Income Tax Return (ITR-5)
Yes. LLPs can be converted into Private Limited Companies provided they meet the eligibility criteria under the Companies Act, 2013.
Fiscalrize offers end-to-end LLP incorporation support, expert documentation, name approval assistance, agreement drafting, post-incorporation compliance help, and ongoing advisory services—ensuring a smooth and stress-free registration experience.
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