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Partnership Firm Registration

Draft Partnership Deed and register the firm with the Registrar of Firms.

Starting from

4,999

+ applicable taxes

Completed in 5-7 working days
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A Partnership Firm is a business entity formed by two or more individuals who agree to share profits and losses. It is governed by the Indian Partnership Act, 1932 and is ideal for professionals, traders, and small businesses where two or more people want to work together with shared ownership.

While registration is optional under the Partnership Act, an unregistered firm cannot file suits to enforce rights arising from a contract. We strongly recommend registering the firm with the Registrar of Firms in your state, as it provides legal recognition and is required for opening bank accounts and availing loans.

Our team drafts the Partnership Deed, handles Registrar of Firms filing, obtains the Certificate of Registration, and ensures the deed is properly stamped — covering every step from drafting to delivery.

Why Choose Our Partnership Firm Registration Service

1

Easy to Form

Minimal formalities. A partnership deed and registration with the Registrar of Firms is all it takes.

2

Shared Responsibility

Workload, capital, and expertise are shared among partners, making it viable for larger operations than a proprietorship.

3

Flexible Management

Partners can define roles, profit ratios, and decision-making powers as per the deed with full flexibility.

4

Lower Tax Rate

Partnership firms are taxed at a flat 30% on profits, with no surcharge up to ₹1 crore — efficient for mid-size businesses.

5

No Audit (for small firms)

Firms with turnover below ₹1 crore (or ₹2 crore under 44AD) are not required to get a tax audit done.

Documents Required

  • PAN of all partners
  • Aadhaar of all partners
  • Business address proof
  • Passport size photos

How We Work

  1. 1

    Draft Partnership Deed

    Prepare the deed with capital and profit-sharing details

  2. 2

    Notarisation / Stamp Duty

    Get deed stamped and notarized

  3. 3

    File with Registrar

    Submit registration with Registrar of Firms

  4. 4

    PAN Application

    Apply for firm PAN card

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it mandatory to register a partnership firm?+
Registration is not mandatory but highly recommended. Unregistered firms cannot enforce contracts in court or file suits against third parties.
What is a Partnership Deed?+
A Partnership Deed is a legal document defining the terms of the partnership — profit/loss sharing ratio, roles, capital contribution, admission/retirement of partners, and dispute resolution.
Can a partnership firm be converted to an LLP or company?+
Yes. A registered partnership firm can be converted to an LLP under the LLP Act or to a company under Companies Act with proper procedures.
What is the liability of partners?+
Partners have unlimited joint and several liability. Personal assets can be attached to settle firm debts — unlike Pvt Ltd or LLP.
How many partners can a firm have?+
A maximum of 50 partners is allowed in a partnership firm. For banking businesses, the limit is 10.