Partnership Firm Registration
Register a partnership firm with a well-drafted partnership deed that sets out how the business is run.
About Partnership
Register a partnership firm with a well-drafted partnership deed that sets out how the business is run.
Governed by the Indian Partnership Act, 1932 and registered with the Registrar of Firms of the relevant state.
- Simple to set up
A familiar structure for businesses run by two or more people.
- Clear arrangements
The partnership deed records capital, profit sharing and responsibilities.
- Registered standing
A registered firm is better placed to enforce its contractual rights.
Is Partnership right for you?
Two or more people starting a business together
Family businesses and small trading firms
Existing unregistered partnerships
What you will need
A typical checklist. Requirements vary based on company type and circumstances, so we confirm the exact list for your case before anything is filed.
Key requirements
- Two or more partners
- A partnership deed agreed by all partners
- The firm's name and principal place of business
Documents
- Identity and address proof of all partners
- Partnership deed
- Proof of the firm's place of business
How it works
- 01Share your requirementsTell us about your business, the people involved and what you want to achieve.
- 02Document checklistWe send a checklist tailored to your case and review what you share before anything is filed.
- 03Preparation & filingApplications and forms are prepared, shared with you for approval, and filed with the relevant authority.
- 04Follow-up & handoverWe track the application, respond to queries from the authority and hand over the final documents.
Clear scope, written quote
Government fees and processing times depend on the structure and authority involved. We do not quote a number until we understand your case.
Timeline
We share an expected timeline once your documents are reviewed, and keep you updated at each stage with the authority.
Fees
A written quote that separates our professional fee from government and third-party charges, before any work begins.
Get a QuoteHow is a partnership different from an LLP?
In a general partnership, partners' liability is not limited. An LLP offers limited liability with similar flexibility. We can help you compare the two.
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Get started with Partnership
Share your requirements and we will come back with the right checklist, a written quote and next steps.