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Partnership Firm

CapitalBox provides professional consultancy and compliance facilitation for Partnership Firm Registration under the Indian Partnership Act, 1932, ensuring that two or more individuals can legally form a business entity with defined profit‑sharing ratios and mutual rights and duties; our services include drafting of the Partnership Agreement, partner KYC verification, name reservation, and filing with the Registrar of Firms where applicable, along with transparent pricing, legal documentation, and post‑registration compliance guidance so that every Partnership Firm registered through CapitalBox is audit‑ready, legally recognized, and compliant with all statutory requirements, empowering partners to operate jointly with trust, accountability, and professional credibility.

CapitalBox charges a fixed consultancy fee of ₹5,000 for LLP Registration, while statutory government charges — including ROC filing, stamp duty, Digital Signature Certificate, PAN/TAN application, Udyam Registration, and other compliance costs — are applicable separately and will be determined based on the partners’ capital contribution and subsequent legal requirements.

₹ 5,000.00 ₹ 5,000.00
₹ 5,000.00

CapitalBox Partnership Firm Registration Fee Structure

ParticularsDescriptionCharges
CapitalBox Service FeeProfessional consultancy, compliance facilitation & drafting₹ 5,000
GST (18%)Statutory tax applicable on service feeExtra
Government ChargesStamp duty, PAN/TAN issuance, Registrar of Firms filingExtra
Document ChargesPartnership Agreement drafting, notarization, partner KYCExtra

Note: Advisory is free. All other charges are payable separately.

Eligibility and Legal Requirements

A Partnership Firm is governed under the Indian Partnership Act, 1932. It requires a minimum of two partners who agree to carry on a business together and share profits in a defined ratio. The firm must have a valid name, a registered office address, and a properly executed Partnership Agreement outlining rights, duties, and obligations of partners.

Documents Required

  • PAN & Aadhaar of all partners.
  • Passport‑size photographs.
  • Proof of registered office (utility bill + owner’s NoC).
  • Drafted and notarized Partnership Agreement.

Step‑by‑Step Registration Process

  1. Drafting of Partnership Agreement with defined profit‑sharing ratio.
  2. Partner KYC verification and collection of identity documents.
  3. Filing with the Registrar of Firms (where applicable).
  4. Issuance of Registration Certificate confirming legal recognition.
  5. Assistance with PAN, TAN, GST, and bank account opening.

Advantages of Partnership Firm Structure

The Partnership Firm form is simple, cost‑effective, and flexible for small businesses. It allows partners to pool resources, share profits, and operate jointly with trust and accountability. While it does not provide limited liability like LLP or Pvt Ltd, it remains a practical choice for businesses seeking ease of formation and minimal compliance requirements.

CapitalBox Commitment

CapitalBox ensures transparent pricing, professional documentation, and legally compliant facilitation. By charging a fixed service fee of ₹ 5,000 plus GST, and clearly segregating government and document charges, clients are fully aware of their obligations. Post‑registration support is also provided for GST enrollment, Udyam registration, Startup India recognition, and bank account opening.

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