Partnership Registration

When two or more individuals come together to establish a business and share its profits and losses, it is known as a Partnership Firm. The Indian Partnership Act, 1932, regulates such firms in India. The partnership agreement can be for a specific task or project and may be for a defined period or an indefinite period until dissolved.

A partnership firm in India can be either registered or unregistered under the Partnership Act. However, an unregistered partnership firm lacks a legal identity and cannot initiate legal proceedings against others.

Starting a partnership firm in India is straightforward and involves compliance with certain regulations, similar to other business organizations. Unlike other companies or LLPs, partners in a partnership firm in India bear unlimited liability for the firm's debts and obligations. All partners share joint responsibility for the firm's debts and losses and have a principal-agent relationship with one another.

Services Covered

Drafting of Partnership Deed

Applying for PAN Card of the firm

Applying for TAN of the firm

MSME Certificate

Open Bank Account Support

Required Documents

Aadhar card & PAN Card of all the Partners

Name of Partnership

Partnership Address detail with intending to be incorporate

Details nature of partnership and share in revenue by each partner.

Other Conditions wanted to add in Partnership

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