A Limited Liability Partnership Agreement serves as a pivotal contract binding two or more individuals or entities in the joint ownership of a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP). This legally binding document delineates the mutual rights and obligations of partners, crucially outlining the framework for their collaborative endeavors. While the LLP maintains its distinct legal identity […]
FiLLiP (Form for Incorporation of Limited Liability Partnership) is an online application form that simplifies the incorporation process for LLPs under the LLP Act 2008. It combines name reservation and incorporation into a single form, enabling electronic document submission. FiLLiP also streamlines obtaining the Designated Partner Identification Number (DPIN) and Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) for the
Form 11 is due on 30th May of each year. All LLPs registered under Limited Liability Act, 2008 have to annually file two forms – Form 11 and Form 8. Annual Return: Form 11 is to be submitted within 60 days of closure of the financial year i.e 30th May of each year. (Financial year closes on 31st March.) Statement
MCA form LLP 8 or statement of account and solvency composes a filing which should be furnished every year by all limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) enrolled in India. No matter whatever the turnover of the LLP is, Form 8 must be filed with the Ministry of Corporate. Filing LLP Form 8 is an essential requirement
An LLP is the simplest form of Incorporated Business in India that is easy to start and lighter on the compliance aspect compared to the company form of organization. There is no hard and fast rule whether a business should begin as LLP or a Private Limited Company. As per the Law, there is no restriction on the kind
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One of the major reasons why businesses choose the company form of business is because it allows greater accessibility to funds. A public company that has been incorporated under the Companies Act, 2013 is allowed to raise investments from the general public through different modes. Since a company raises funds from the public, it also becomes necessary
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Businesses often evolve and grow over time, and with growth comes the need for a more structured and organized legal entity. Many partnership firms eventually contemplate converting into a private limited company due to the advantages it offers in terms of limited liability, easier access to capital, and increased credibility. Overview of Conversion of Partnership
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Securities are issued by companies to acquire capital from investors. A security is a negotiable instrument issued by a company or a government which has a certain monetary value to acquire capital from the persons who invest in it. There are three types of securities in company law – a) equity securities which give the
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The minimum requirements for Company Registration in India as per the Companies Act, 2013. These requirements are essential to incorporate a private limited company and provide it a distinct legal identity for all practical purposes.A Private Limited Company is a Company formed under the Companies Act offering essential features like transfer of ownership through shares,
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A business structure is the legal framework of a company that determines its day-to-day business activities. A corporation, for example, is a business structure, but a single proprietorship is not. What are the different types of business structures? Sole Proprietorship A sole proprietorship is the most common business structure in India. It’s owned and run by a single
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