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India LLP Agreement

Also known as: LLC Operating Agreement ยท Shareholders' Agreement ยท Partnership Deed

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LLP Agreement

Also called: LLC Operating Agreement, Shareholders' Agreement

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Legal Requirements

India Legal Requirements

Key India statutes and obligations that apply to your llp agreement.

India does not have an LLC structure โ€” the equivalents are Private Limited Companies (Pvt Ltd) under the Companies Act 2013 and Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) under the LLP Act 2008

Private Limited Companies: incorporated with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) under MCA21 portal

LLP: incorporated under the Limited Liability Partnership Act 2008; annual filings (Form 11 and Form 8) required with the MCA

LLP Agreement governs partner rights, profit sharing, and governance โ€” the equivalent of an LLC operating agreement

Minimum 2 partners for LLP (no maximum); minimum 2 directors and 2 shareholders for Pvt Ltd

Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) and Director Identification Numbers (DIN) required for company/LLP formation

Restrictions & Key Considerations

FDI restrictions: certain sectors are restricted or prohibited for foreign ownership in Indian companies

Pvt Ltd companies cannot invite the public to subscribe to shares

LLPs with turnover above โ‚น40 lakh must have their accounts audited by a Chartered Accountant

Annual compliance: Pvt Ltd must file MGT-7 (annual return), AOC-4 (financial statements) with MCA annually

FAQ

India LLP Agreement FAQ

Common questions about the llp agreement under India law.

What is the Indian equivalent of an LLC?

India offers two primary alternatives: a Private Limited Company (Pvt Ltd) under the Companies Act 2013, which provides limited liability for shareholders, or a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) under the LLP Act 2008, which combines partnership flexibility with limited liability. LLPs are often preferred for smaller businesses due to lower compliance costs.

What is an LLP Agreement in India?

An LLP Agreement is the constitutional document of a Limited Liability Partnership that governs the rights, duties, profit-sharing ratio, and management of the LLP. It must be executed on stamp paper and filed with the MCA within 30 days of LLP incorporation. If no agreement is filed, the default rules of Schedule I of the LLP Act apply.

How is a Private Limited Company taxed in India?

Indian Pvt Ltd companies pay corporate tax at 22% (base rate) under the new optional tax regime (Section 115BAA), or 25% for companies with turnover below โ‚น400 crore. Start-ups eligible under Section 80-IAC may receive a 3-year tax holiday. Add surcharge and cess for the effective rate.

Can a foreigner own a company in India?

Yes, subject to FDI policy. Most sectors allow 100% foreign ownership under the automatic route (no prior government approval). Some sectors (e.g., defence, retail trading, insurance) have caps or require government approval. A company with any foreign shareholding is classified as a Foreign Owned or Controlled Company (FOCC) with additional compliance requirements.

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