Limited liability partnership (LLP) is a hybrid between a private limited company and a partnership firm. The LLP Act was passed in 2009, allowing for the formation of LLPs in India. An LLP can have individuals, companies, LLPs, or other entities as partners. It must have at least two designated partners to handle statutory formalities. Formation of an LLP requires partners, contributions, designated partners, an LLP agreement defining partners' rights and duties, a registered office, and filing incorporation documents. Audit is mandatory only for LLPs with contributions over Rs. 25 lakh or turnover over Rs. 40 lakh.
Limited liability partnership (LLP) is a hybrid between a private limited company and a partnership firm. The LLP Act was passed in 2009, allowing for the formation of LLPs in India. An LLP can have individuals, companies, LLPs, or other entities as partners. It must have at least two designated partners to handle statutory formalities. Formation of an LLP requires partners, contributions, designated partners, an LLP agreement defining partners' rights and duties, a registered office, and filing incorporation documents. Audit is mandatory only for LLPs with contributions over Rs. 25 lakh or turnover over Rs. 40 lakh.
Limited liability partnership (LLP) is a hybrid between a private limited company and a partnership firm. The LLP Act was passed in 2009, allowing for the formation of LLPs in India. An LLP can have individuals, companies, LLPs, or other entities as partners. It must have at least two designated partners to handle statutory formalities. Formation of an LLP requires partners, contributions, designated partners, an LLP agreement defining partners' rights and duties, a registered office, and filing incorporation documents. Audit is mandatory only for LLPs with contributions over Rs. 25 lakh or turnover over Rs. 40 lakh.
Hybrid Between Private Ltd Company & Partnership Firm
Partnership Firm + Private Limited Company = Limited Liability Partnership Indian government passed LLP Act on 09/01/2009. LLP Act 2008 gets notified on March 31st 2009. The First LLP was registered on April 2,2009. Partners • Who can be a Partner? a) Company incorporated in and outside India b) LLP incorporated in and outside India c) Individuals resident in and outside India Designated Partner • Designated Partner means any partner designated as such pursuant to section 7 of Limited Liability Partnership Act 2008. LLP Agreement • LLP Agreement means any written agreement between the partners of the limited liability partnership or between the limited liability partnership and its partners which is determines the mutual rights and duties of the partners and their rights and duties in relation to that limited liability partnership Formation
• Key incorporation requirements are as follows:
Partners Contribution Designated Partners Designated Partners Identification Number Digital signature certificate LLP Name LLP Agreement Registered Office Audit • Is it necessary for all LLPs? Audit is not Compulsory for all LLPs Contribution Exceed Rs. 25 Lakh Turnover Exceed Rs.40 Lakh Contribution • Contribution means “Part or Share.” • It is not compulsory that every partner must contribute. • As per Section 32(1) of LLP Act 2008. THANK YOU