Register Partnership Firm
A Registered Partnership Firm is a business
structure where two or more
individuals come together to
run a business and share profits. Registration under the Indian Partnership Act, 1932 is optional
but highly recommended for legal benefits. To register, partners must draft a Partnership Deed
outlining business terms, capital, and profit-sharing, and file it with the Registrar of Firms along
with required documents (PAN, address proof, etc.). A registered firm enjoys benefits like legal
protection, the ability to sue, and tax advantages. However, partners have unlimited liability,
making it riskier than LLPs or private limited companies.
Register Partnership Fees-@ ₹6,999 Only
Un-Register Partnership Firm
An Unregistered Partnership Firm is a business
formed by two or more individuals who come together to
carry out a business with a shared goal of earning profits, but it is not registered with the
Registrar of Firms under the Indian Partnership Act, 1932. While forming an unregistered partnership
is simple and doesn’t require formal documentation, such as a Partnership Deed, it has several
drawbacks. Unregistered firms cannot file lawsuits to enforce rights in court, limiting legal
protection. Additionally, they cannot claim certain tax benefits, and partners remain personally
liable for the firm’s debts.
Un-Register Partnership Fees-@ ₹2,999 Only
