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Limited Liability Partnership
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Designated partners
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LLP Agreement
What is an LLP?
An LLP combines features of a partnership with a separate legal identity and limited liability structure. It is often considered by professional, service and closely held businesses that want flexible internal arrangements with a registered entity framework.
Who this service is for
Two or more persons planning a partnership-style business.
Professional or service businesses needing a formal entity.
Founders who want internal flexibility through an LLP agreement.
Businesses comparing LLP with private limited company registration.
Key requirements and eligibility
Partner and designated partner details.
Proposed LLP name and business activity.
Registered office address.
Digital signature support for designated partners where applicable.
LLP agreement terms after incorporation.
Documents and information generally required
Partners
- Identity proof
- Address proof
- PAN and contact details
- Photograph where required
Registered Office
- Address proof
- Utility bill or equivalent proof
- Consent or occupancy document where applicable
LLP Information
- Proposed names
- Business activity
- Contribution details
- Partner roles
How the process works
01. Partner and structure review
Confirm partner details, designated partner roles and business activity.
02. Name preparation
Shortlist names and review basic suitability before filing.
03. Incorporation filing
Prepare and file LLP incorporation information through the MCA process.
04. LLP agreement planning
Draft or finalize partner terms, contribution, profit sharing and operational responsibilities.
05. Post-registration support
Plan tax, accounting and statutory support after the LLP is registered.
Benefits and why it matters
Separate legal identity from partners.
Limited liability framework, subject to applicable law.
Flexible internal arrangement through LLP agreement.
Suitable for many professional and closely held service businesses.
Things to consider
The LLP agreement is important because it governs partner rights and responsibilities.
LLPs still have statutory filing and compliance requirements.
LLP and private limited company structures suit different business goals, so the choice should be made carefully.
Timeline note: Processing depends on name availability, document readiness, MCA system processing and authority review.
Private Limited Company vs LLP
| Point | Private Limited Company | LLP |
|---|---|---|
| Ownership | Shareholders own shares. | Partners hold contribution and profit-sharing rights. |
| Governance | Governed through directors, shareholders and company records. | Governed through designated partners and LLP agreement. |
| Best fit | Often used for equity-driven growth. | Often used for flexible partner-driven operations. |
| Investor readiness | Generally more familiar for equity investment. | May be less suitable where share-based investment is planned. |
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Yes. An LLP is a registered structure with separate legal identity and limited liability features, unlike a simple unregistered partnership.
It is the core agreement that records partner rights, contribution, profit sharing, responsibilities and internal operating terms.
Designated partners are responsible for statutory responsibilities and filings under the LLP framework.
Yes. LLPs are commonly considered by professional and service businesses, depending on their commercial goals.
Yes. Registration is not the end of the process; statutory and tax compliance may continue after incorporation.
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