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One of the most meaningful types of organizations is partnership. A partnership firm is formed when two or more people create a business and agree to split the profits in a particular proportion. Any trade, occupation, or profession is included in the partnership business. A partnership firm is simple to incorporate and requires fewer regulations than a corporation.
Partnership firms in India are handled and regulated by the Indian Partnership Act 1932. Partners are the people who join concurrently to create a partnership firm. An agreement among the partners confirms the partnership enterprise. A contract between partners that governs their relationship with one another and their relationship with the partnership firm is called as a partnership deed.
Importance of Registering a Partnership Firm
The Indian Partnership Act creates enrolment of a partnership firm optional rather than compulsory. It is entirely up to the partners decision and is entirely voluntary. The business can be documented at the time of its formation or incorporation at any time during the partnership firm’s function.
However, registering the partnership firm as a registered firm with specific rights and privileges over unregistered firms is always a good idea. The advantages that a partnership firm enjoys are as follows:
To exercise his rights emanating from a contract against a partner or the partnership firm, a partner can sue any other partner or the partnership firm. Partners in an unregistered partnership firm cannot sue the firm or other partners to enforce their rights.
The registered firm can initiate a lawsuit against any third party to enforce a contract right. An unregistered firm cannot bring a lawsuit against a third party to enforce a right. On the other hand, any third party can sue the unregistered business.
The registered firm can seek set-off or other legal action to enforce a contractual entitlement. In any litigation against it, the unregistered company cannot claim set-off.
Whenever a private limited company is involved, something else always gets in the way (unless you hire someone to handle this for you). You avoid this hassle when you form a partnership. Seriously you don’t want to start out your business burdened with compliance work. You simply want to concentrate on your company.
If a firm is not registered, then it cannot enforce its claims against a third party in the court of law. Neither it can file a case against any of its partners
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The following are the documents that must be submitted to the Registrar for a Partnership Firm to be registered:
Application for registration of partnership (Form 1)
Certified original copy of Partnership Deed.
Copy of an affidavit attesting all the details written in the partnership deed and documents are correct.
Address proof and PAN card of the partners.
Proof of principal place of the firm’s business (ownership documents or rental/lease agreement).
If the documents satisfy the Registrar, the firm will be registered in the Register of Firms, and a Registration Certificate will be issued. The Register of Firms keeps up-to-date information on all businesses and can be read by anybody for a price.
A partnership deed is a contract between partners that specifies each partner’s rights, responsibilities, earnings, shares, and other obligations. It can be written or oral. However, it is always better to be in writing, to avoid future disagreements.
General details
Name and location of the firm and all the partners.
The Nature of business.
Date of commencement of business, capital to be shared by each partner.
Capital to be contributed by each partner.
Profit/loss sharing ratio among the partners.
Aside from them, some particular terms may be included to avoid any future issues:
Interest on money invested, partner drawings, and any loans given by partner to the firm.
Salaries, commissions, and any other sums due to partners.
Each partner’s rights, including additional rights reserved for active partners.
All partners responsibilities and obligations.
Adjustments or procedures to be followed in the event of a partner’s retirement, death, or the firm’s dissolution.
Other clauses as determined after a mutual discussion
The partnership firm registration process takes about ten days, depending on departmental approval and reverts from the respective department.
Checklist for Partnership Firm Registration
Drafting of Partnership Deed.
Minimum two members as partners.
Maximum of one hundred partners.
Selection of an appropriate name.
Principal place of business.
Bank account details and PAN card of the firm.
The time it takes for the government to process a Partnership Firm’s registration varies from state to state. In India, registering a Partnership Firm might take 12 to 14 working days. However, according to the state’s requirements in question, the time it takes to issue a certificate of incorporation may vary.
If the partnership agreement is not registered, the court may deem a partnership invalid. If the object of the business is illegal, the court may consider the partnership invalid and dissolve the partnership.
If a firm’s partners choose to discontinue the partnership, they can do so by dissolving it by notice if it’s partnership at will. A partnership can be dissolved according to the conditions of the Partnership Deed or by entering into a separate agreement.
A partnership’s certificate of incorporation can be cancelled in some ways; this is commonly referred to as dissolution. When all partners except one are declared insolvent, or if the firm engages in illicit activities, such as selling drugs or other illegal products, corporate malpractice, or business dealings with countries that may threaten India’s interests, a dissolution might be triggered immediately.
Every partner is jointly and severally liable for all acts/activities of the firm while they are a partner, both collectively and individually. This means that if a third-party loss or harm occurs during the business, all partners will be held liable, even if the injury or loss was caused by one of the partners.
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