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Overview

What Is a Partnership Firm?

A Partnership Firm is a business run by two or more people who agree to share its profits, governed by the Indian Partnership Act, 1932 and defined through a Partnership Deed.

01

Governed by a Deed

A written Partnership Deed sets out roles, capital and profit-sharing.

02

2 to 50 Partners

Needs a minimum of 2 partners, capped at 50 under the Companies Act.

03

Unlimited Liability

Partners are jointly and personally liable for the firm's debts.

04

Registration Is Optional

Not mandatory, though registering with the Registrar of Firms is recommended.

05

No Minimum Capital

Partners can contribute any amount they mutually agree upon.

06

Shared Profits & Losses

Split among partners as per the deed, or equally if it's silent.

Eligibility

Requirements to Register

Basic conditions that must be met to set up a Partnership Firm.

Minimum 2 Partners
Partnership Deed in Place
Business Address
PAN of Partners & Firm
Lawful Business Purpose
Agreed Profit-Sharing Ratio
Documents Required

Documents Needed for Partnership Registration

01

Partnership Deed

Executed on stamp paper, signed by all partners.

02

PAN Card

PAN of each partner and of the firm itself.

03

Identity Proof

Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, Driving Licence or Passport.

04

Address Proof

Bank statement or utility bill of each partner.

05

Business Address Proof

Rent agreement or ownership proof of the firm's premises.

06

Passport-size Photos

Recent photograph of every partner.

Benefits

Advantages of a Partnership Firm

01
Easy & Inexpensive to Start

Minimal formalities and no mandatory incorporation fee to get going.

02
Shared Capital & Skills

Partners pool resources, expertise and networks into one business.

03
Flexible Structure

Roles, capital and profit-sharing are governed by mutual agreement, not rigid statute.

04
Faster Decision-Making

Fewer approvals are needed compared with a company's board process.

05
Lighter Compliance

No mandatory annual RoC filings, unlike a company or LLP.

06
Simple to Dissolve

Can be wound up by mutual consent, without an elaborate closure process.

Simple & Transparent Process

How We Work

From your first call to a registered Partnership Deed.

01
Fill Form & Make Payment

Share your details and complete payment to start the process.

02
Expert Call & Requirement Discussion

Our expert discusses your business and collects partner details.

03
Partnership Deed Drafted

A deed covering capital, roles and profit-sharing is prepared.

04
Deed Executed on Stamp Paper

All partners sign the deed on appropriately valued stamp paper.

05
Filed With Registrar of Firms

The deed is submitted for registration with the state Registrar of Firms.

06
Registration Certificate & PAN

You receive your Certificate of Registration and firm PAN.

Know the Difference

Compare Partnership Firm With Other Business Structures

See how a Partnership Firm stacks up against every common structure before you register.

BasisPrivate Limited CompanyOne Person CompanyLimited Liability PartnershipPartnership FirmProprietorship Firm
Act Companies Act, 2013 Companies Act, 2013 LLP Act, 2008 Indian Partnership Act, 1932 No dedicated Act
Registration Requirement Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory Optional Not mandatory
Number of Members 2 – 200 Only 1 2 – Unlimited 2 – 50 Only 1
Separate Legal Entity Yes Yes Yes No No
Liability Protection Limited Limited Limited Unlimited Unlimited
Statutory Audit Mandatory Mandatory Dependent on turnover/contribution Not mandatory Not mandatory
Ownership Transferability Yes No Yes No No
Uninterrupted Existence Yes Yes Yes No No
Foreign Participation Allowed Not Allowed Allowed Not Allowed Not Allowed
Tax Rates Moderate Moderate Higher Higher Low
Statutory Compliance High Moderate Moderate Less Less

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Packages

Choose Your Plan

Pick the level of support that fits your business — pricing is shared with you directly, based on your specific requirement.

Basic Partnership Deed

Get a legally sound Partnership Deed drafted and executed.

  • Partnership Deed drafting
  • Execution on stamp paper
  • PAN application for the firm
  • Guidance on profit-sharing terms
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Partnership + Compliance

End-to-end setup with a year of accounting and tax support.

  • Everything in Registered Firm
  • Annual income tax filing
  • Bookkeeping support
  • Dedicated compliance manager
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* Excluding applicable government fees and stamp duty. Final pricing is shared during consultation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

A Partnership Firm is a business formed by two or more people who agree to share its profits, governed by the Indian Partnership Act, 1932 and defined through a Partnership Deed.

No, registration is optional under the Indian Partnership Act, 1932. However, registering with the Registrar of Firms is strongly recommended, since it affects the firm's legal rights (see the next question).

Under Section 69 of the Act, an unregistered firm cannot sue a third party or its own partners to enforce a contractual right — though it can still be sued by others. This is the main reason most firms choose to register.

A minimum of 2 partners is required, and the number is capped at 50 under the Companies Act, 2013 read with the applicable rules.

As per the ratio specified in the Partnership Deed. If the deed is silent on this, the Act presumes profits and losses are to be shared equally among the partners.

Yes. A Partnership Firm can be converted into an LLP or a Private Limited Company by following the prescribed MCA procedure, which is a common step as a business scales and needs limited liability protection.
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