The partnership structure built for modern business.

Limited Liability:

Each partner's personal assets are protected. Liability is restricted to the amount of agreed contribution to the LLP.

Separate Legal Entity:

An LLP is a body corporate with perpetual succession, capable of suing and being sued, owning assets, and entering contracts independently.

No Minimum Capital:

There is no minimum capital requirement. Partners can contribute any amount — in cash, kind, or services.

Flexible Management:

Partners manage the LLP directly, unlike a company structure where shareholders and directors are separate. Internal rules are governed by the LLP Agreement.

Tax Efficiency:

LLPs are not subject to dividend distribution tax. Profit is taxed only at the partner level, making it more tax-efficient than a Pvt Ltd for profit distribution.

Lower Annual Compliance:

Only two annual forms (Form 8 and Form 11) are mandatory. No mandatory board meetings, AGMs, or extensive statutory registers unlike a company.

Step 1: Obtain DSC for Designated Partners

Digital Signature Certificates are required for all designated partners to digitally sign MCA forms.

Step 2: Apply for DPIN

Designated Partner Identification Numbers are allotted through the FiLLiP form for new DPINs.

Step 3: Reserve LLP Name (RUN-LLP)

We file a name reservation request ensuring the proposed LLP name is unique and compliant with MCA naming guidelines.

Step 4: File FiLLiP — Incorporation Form

The FiLLiP (Form for Incorporation of LLP) is filed electronically with the MCA, along with all required documents.

Step 5: Draft and File LLP Agreement

Our legal team drafts the LLP Agreement detailing profit-sharing, rights, and obligations. Filed via Form 3 within 30 days of incorporation.

Step 6: Receive Certificate of Incorporation

The Registrar of Companies issues the LLP's Certificate of Incorporation with LLPIN — your LLP is legally constituted.