Limited Liability Partnership

“Designated partner” in reference to Limited Liability Partnership means any partner designated as such according to section 7 of Limited Liability Partnership Act 2008. Every limited liability partnership shall have at least two designated partners, who are individuals and at least one of them shall be a resident of India, who shall be responsible for all the actions taken by the company, matters and things required to be done by the limited liability partnership in respect of compliance of the provisions of this Act.

A limited liability partnership (LLP) resembles entity like partnership, in which partners have limited liabilities. Whereas, in traditional Partnership firm we have unlimited Liabilities of the Partners. Therefore it exhibits the elements and features of partnerships and corporations.

Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is a secured electronic format of signature which is used for signing electronic & online documents, forms for e-tenders, ROC requirements, IT & PF returns, etc.

DIN stands for Director Identification Number which is unique and is issued on request of the ROC to every person who intends to become a director. DIN is mandatory for a person to be appointed as Director.

An LLP agreement is a written understanding between partners that ascertains the profit sharing ratio among the partners, remuneration to the partners, objects of the LLP, registered office details and all the other key information that describe the way the business would be conducted and the key personnel who would be handling the business. An LLP Agreement can be changed as per the requirements of the partners in LLP.

A signed statement by the Registrar of Companies that the Limited Liability Partnership is duly incorporated under the respective statute and is an exclusive evidence that the LLP has been formally Incorporated and all the procedures prescribed under the act has been fulfilled.

A private Limited company can be converted into LLP but not vice versa. A partnership firm can be converted to LLP.

Non-resident Indians or individuals who do not reside in India for over 182 days cannot incorporate an OPC. Yes, an NRI can start LLP in India, however, there shall be at least one resident Partner in the proposed LLP.

Conversion of LLP into Private Limited Company is not allowed under LLP Act, 2008 and Companies Act 2013. Necessary amendments in the act are awaited

A Statement of Disclosure of Shareholders and Directors has to be filed within 60 days of the date of Annual General Meeting. Annual Accounts is to be filed before 30th October every year.

Income Tax: A Limited Liability Partnership has to pay an advance tax on quarterly basis if the tax liability payable during the year is more than INR 10,000 and has to file income tax return on a yearly basis.

Goods & Services Tax (G.S.T): If the Limited Liability Partnership taxable turnover exceeds Rs.20,00,000 it is liable to be registered under G.S.T and compliances applicable to GST Act have to be complied with.

Absolutely you can avail our services from anywhere within/outside India. As most of the procedural aspects are Online, the experienced team at Numbro will guide in all the procedural aspects of getting the company Registered.