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Partnership Firm Registration in India

Starting a business with a trusted partner? A Partnership Firm is the simplest and most cost-effective way to structure a business shared between two or more individuals. At Sahyog, we provide end-to-end Partnership Firm Registration services that ensure full legal compliance and smooth operations from the start.

What is a Partnership Firm?

A Partnership Firm is a business entity formed by two or more individuals who agree to share profits and losses. Governed by the Indian Partnership Act, 1932, this structure is preferred for small and medium-scale businesses due to its operational flexibility and lower compliance requirements.

Partnerships can be registered or unregistered, but a registered firm enjoys more legal rights, such as the ability to sue or claim enforcement under a court of law.

Why Should You Register a Partnership Firm?

    • Full Ownership with Legal Protection

    • Reduced Personal Risk

    • Legal Recognition and Perpetual Succession

    • Structured Taxation and Deductions

    • Brand Credibility in the Market

    •  Easy Compliance and Maintenance

    Sahyog helps you maximize these benefits while handling every legal detail for smooth and timely registration.

Checklist for Partnership Firm Registration

RequirementDetails
Minimum Partners2
Maximum Partners20 (as per the Companies Act, 2013)
Partnership DeedMandatory legal agreement signed by all partners
Business NameUnique and compliant with naming guidelines
Registered OfficeMust provide address proof and NOC if rented
Capital ContributionDefined in the Partnership Deed

Documents Required for Partnership Firm Registration

Document TypeDocuments Needed
Identity ProofPAN Card (mandatory) of all partners
Address ProofAadhaar Card, Passport, Voter ID, Driving License
Business Address ProofElectricity bill, rent agreement, NOC from owner
PhotographsPassport-size photographs of all partners
Partnership DeedSigned and notarized agreement outlining terms and responsibilities
Firm Name AffidavitOptional – in case of disputes or multiple firms with similar names

Partnership Firm Registration Process with Sahyog

Here’s how Sahyog helps you register your firm in just 5–7 working days:

  1. Free Expert Consultation

    • Discuss your business structure and get clarity on the partnership model.

  2. Drafting the Partnership Deed

    • We create a comprehensive, legally valid agreement including roles, profit-sharing, capital, etc.

  3. Notarization of Deed

    • The Deed is notarized for legal validity.

  4. PAN & TAN Application

    • We help you get PAN and TAN for the firm.

  5. Apply for Registration with Registrar of Firms (Optional but Recommended)

    • We file the application and pay applicable state fees.

  6. Certificate of Registration (If registered)

    • Issued by Registrar after document verification.

  7. Bank Account Opening & GST Registration

    • Use the firm’s documents to open a bank account and apply for GST if applicable.

Why Choose Sahyog for Partnership Firm Registration?

    • Expert Legal Support – Professionally drafted Partnership Deed

    • Quick Turnaround – Firm registered within 5–7 days

    • Pan India Service – We handle state-specific procedures across India

    • MSME & GST Assistance – Apply for all add-on registrations in one place

    •  Transparent Pricing – No surprises, just results

    • Dedicated Compliance Support – Ongoing help with returns and updates

    With Sahyog, your partnership business is set up for clarity, legality, and smooth grow

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

No, it is not mandatory, but registered firms enjoy more legal rights such as the ability to file lawsuits.

 

Yes, the firm can own property and operate in its own name after registration.

 

It is a legal agreement defining the roles, responsibilities, and terms between partners.

 

 

Yes, partnership firms can be converted into LLP or Pvt. Ltd. Companies.

 

Exit clauses should be clearly defined in the Deed. The deed can be amended with mutual agreement.