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Partnership Firm Registration

A simple, low-cost structure for two or more people running a business together.

Overview

What is Partnership Firm Registration?

A registered partnership firm gives your business a formal legal standing recognised under the Indian Partnership Act, 1932 — helpful for opening bank accounts, applying for licenses and resolving disputes between partners through a documented deed.

We draft a comprehensive partnership deed covering profit-sharing, roles and exit terms, and handle registration with the Registrar of Firms.

Benefits

Why it's worth getting right

Clear partnership deed

Roles, profit-sharing and exit terms documented upfront.

Low setup cost

One of the most affordable business structures to register.

Bank account & licenses

Registered firms find it easier to open accounts and get licenses.

Legal recognition

A registered deed carries evidentiary value in case of disputes.

Who needs this

Built for

Two or more co-founders Family businesses Small trading firms Local service businesses
Required documents

What you'll need to share

PAN & Aadhaar of all partners
Passport-size photographs
Business address proof
Utility bill (not older than 2 months)
NOC from property owner
Partnership deed details (profit ratio, roles)
Our process

How we take it from here

  • Deed drafting

    We draft the partnership deed as per your terms.

  • Stamp paper execution

    The deed is executed on appropriate stamp paper.

  • Registration filing

    Application is filed with the Registrar of Firms.

  • PAN application

    A PAN is applied for in the firm's name.

  • Registration certificate

    You receive the certificate of registration.

Timeline

Estimated turnaround

Document review1 working day
Preparation & filing3–5 working days
Acknowledgement2–3 working days
Total turnaround 6–8 days
Pricing

Starting at ₹2,999 all-inclusive

Includes deed drafting, stamp paper coordination and PAN application.

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FAQ

Common questions

It isn't legally mandatory, but an unregistered firm cannot sue third parties to enforce contract rights, so registration is strongly recommended.

Yes, partners are free to agree on any profit-sharing ratio in the deed.

The firm is taxed at a flat rate, and partners are separately taxed only on remuneration and interest received, not on their share of profit.
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