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The Complete Process for LLP Agreement Preparation and Filing
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Updated LLP Agreement2
Identity Proof of Partners3
Address Proof of Partners4
Proof of Registered Office5
Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)6
Board/Partner Resolution7
Partner Details (if applicable)8
Additional Documents (if applicable)The relationship between the partners and the LLP is defined through a written agreement known as the LLP Agreement. This agreement serves as the partnership deed for stamp duty calculation, which is paid to the state government based on the LLP's capital and the state where its registered office is located. If the partners fail to create a written agreement, their relationship will be governed by SCHEDULE 1 of the LLP Act.
The LLP is obligated to file the agreement with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) within 30 days of its incorporation. Similarly, any amendments or changes to the LLP agreement, regardless of their size, must be filed with the ROC within 30 days. Failure to do so means the changes will not be legally recognized.
Changes to the LLP Agreement are necessary when there are modifications in the partnership structure, such as adding/removing partners, altering profit-sharing ratios, or revising operational terms. These updates ensure that the agreement remains reflective of the current partnership dynamics.
To initiate changes, all partners must agree to the amendments. The revised LLP Agreement must then be drafted, signed by all partners, and filed with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) using LLP Form 3 within 30 days.
Documents required include the updated LLP Agreement, identity and address proof of the partners (if applicable), and proof of address of the registered office. If the amendment involves a change in partners, the relevant partner details are also required.
The amended LLP Agreement must be filed with the ROC within 30 days of the changes. Failure to do so may result in penalties or non-compliance.
No. All changes to the LLP Agreement must be filed with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) through LLP Form 3 for legal recognition and compliance.
Failure to file the amended LLP Agreement within the prescribed timeline can lead to penalties and potential legal complications for the LLP, affecting its compliance status.
Yes, you can amend the LLP Agreement at any time as long as all partners agree to the changes. The amended agreement must be filed promptly with the ROC for proper documentation.
While it's possible to make changes independently, consulting experts at NewTaxAge ensures that your LLP Agreement is legally sound, and the filing process is smooth and compliant with regulations.
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