What is a Partnership Firm?

A **Partnership Firm** is created when two or more individuals agree to share the profits of a business carried on by all or any of them acting for all. It is governed by the Indian Partnership Act, 1932.

It's a common choice for joint ventures, traders, and small local businesses due to its **ease of formation** and minimal initial compliance. However, unlike LLP, partners have **unlimited personal liability**.

Advantages of Registered Partnership

Easy to Form

Minimal formalities and lower cost compared to LLP or Pvt Ltd Company.

Legal Standing (If Registered)

A registered firm can sue a third party, which an unregistered one cannot.

Easy Dissolution

Partnership can be dissolved or reorganized with fewer legal hurdles.

Partnership Registration Process

1

Name & Capital Finalization

Decide on the firm's name, registered address, and partner capital contributions.

2

Partnership Deed Drafting

Drafting the Partnership Deed covering profit sharing, duties, and dissolution terms.

3

Stamp Duty & Notarization

The Deed is executed on appropriate stamp paper and notarized/registered.

4

Filing with Registrar of Firms (RoF)

Filing Form A and C along with required proofs for formal registration (State level).

Partnership Registration Package

Ensure your partnership is legally sound and fully registered for better protection:

State Stamp Duty fees are extra and vary by state.