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Setting up a business in India often involves choosing a Partnership Firm as a preferred option. A partnership is a business arrangement where two or more individuals or entities agree to share in the profits and losses of a business, pooling resources, expertise, and responsibilities.

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4 easy steps to register a partnership firm

Fill up the Form.
Submit the documents.
Pay only professional fee.
Get your partnership registered.

Process for Registering a Partnership Firm

📞 Get in Touch with Us

Call or WhatsApp us for a free consultation. We help you understand whether an unregistered or registered partnership is better for your business and explain all legal implications.
📄 Document Collection

We collect PAN, Aadhaar, photos, email, mobile numbers of all partners, business address proof, and other relevant details.
💳 Fee Payment

You pay our professional charges securely via UPI, bank transfer, or online payment gateway—includes government fees for registration (if applicable).
📜 Drafting of Partnership Deed

We prepare a legally sound Partnership Deed covering all essential clauses like capital contribution, profit-sharing ratio, powers, duties, and exit terms.
🔐 Digital Signature (DSC) Assistance (if needed)

If required for allied registrations like GST or IEC, we help partners obtain Digital Signature Certificates (DSC).
📝 Application for Registration (Optional but Recommended)

We file the application with the Registrar of Firms (Form 1) along with the notarised Partnership Deed and other supporting documents (if opting for registration).
📬 Certificate of Registration Issued

If registered, you receive your Partnership Firm Registration Certificate from the Registrar of Firms, and your firm becomes legally recognised.
🔧 Post-Registration Support

We assist in PAN & TAN application, GST Registration, Udyam/MSME Registration, Bank Account Opening, and partnership changes or dissolution if needed later.

Documents of Registering a One Person company

Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)

identity Proof(Pan & Aadhar of Directors)

Address Proof(Bank Statement ,Electricity Bill)

Office Address Proof

If Rented (Rent Agreement, Electricity Bill/Water Bill)

Office Address Proof

If Owned (Sale Deed/Property Tax Receipt, Electricity Bill/Water Bill)

Nominee Document(Signed INC-3,Pan & Aadhar)

eMOA (INC-33) & eAOA (INC-34)

Form INC-9 (Declaration by Director)

Form DIR-2 (Consent to act as Director)

Advantages of a Partnership Firm

Ease of Formation

Partnership firms are relatively easy and cost-effective to establish, involving fewer formalities compared to other business structures.

Varied Skill Sets

Partners can bring diverse skills, knowledge, and resources to the business, enhancing its overall capabilities.

Shared Financial Burden

Partners share the financial responsibilities and risks, making it more manageable for everyone.

Tax Benefits

Partnership firms are not subject to income tax themselves. Instead, profits are taxed at the individual partners’ tax rates, which can lead to potential tax savings.

Flexible Decision-Making

Partnerships allow for flexible decision-making as partners have a say in the business’s operations and direction.

Greater Access to Capital

Partners can contribute capital, and additional partners can be added to raise more funds for the business.

Disadvantages of a Partnership Firm

Unlimited Liability

Partners have unlimited personal liability, meaning they are personally responsible for the firm’s debts and obligations, which can put their personal assets at risk.

Limited Capital

Raising substantial capital may be challenging as it relies on the partners’ contributions and potential loans.

Conflict Potential

Differences in opinion among partners can lead to conflicts and hinder decision-making.

Limited Growth Potential

A partnership may need more growth and scalability compared to larger business structures.

Continuity Issues

The firm’s continuity may be disrupted due to a partner’s death, withdrawal, or insolvency unless provisions are made in the partnership deed.

Tax Complexity

Partnerships can involve complex tax arrangements, and each partner is responsible for their own tax compliance, which may require professional assistance.