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Partnership firm with a deed that protects every partner

A simple structure for two or more people running a business together. We draft the deed, get the PAN and register the firm.

Time3–5 working days
FeeOn quote
Minimum2 partners

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Partnership Firm

Partnership Firm Registration

A partnership firm is quick to start and has minimal compliance. The partnership deed is the most important document: it records capital, profit sharing, salaries, interest, and what happens when a partner leaves.

We draft the deed on stamp paper, apply for the firm's PAN, and register the firm with the Registrar of Firms if you want the added legal protection.

Easy to startMinimal complianceShared responsibilityFlexible operations

What's included

Partnership deedDrafted for your terms
Stamp paper & notarisationAs per state rules
Firm PANApplied in the firm's name
Registrar of FirmsOptional registration
GST & bank supportNext steps after setup

Documents required

Scanned copies or clear photos are enough. Send them on WhatsApp or email.

  • PAN and Aadhaar of all partners
  • Passport-size photographs
  • Business address proof
  • Rent agreement and NOC, if rented
  • Capital and profit-sharing ratio

How we do it

Consultation

Partners, capital and terms are agreed.

Deed drafting

We draft and share the deed for review.

Execution

Deed signed on stamp paper and notarised.

PAN & registration

Firm PAN applied and RoF registration done if needed.

Fees & timelines

Fees depend on your case. Government fees, stamp duty and DSC charges are extra at actuals. We share the exact quote before starting.

ServiceFeeNoteTypical time
Partnership firm setupOn quoteCall or WhatsApp3–5 days

Frequently asked questions

Is registration of a partnership firm compulsory?

No, but an unregistered firm cannot file a suit against third parties or partners to enforce rights arising from the contract. Registration is recommended.

Are partners personally liable?

Yes. In a partnership firm, partners have unlimited liability for the firm's debts. If you want limited liability, consider an LLP.

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