Partnership firm registration
Start a business with partners quickly. We draft the partnership deed, get it stamped and registered, and apply for the firm's PAN.
- Usually 7–15 working days, by state
- 100% online
- Expert-assisted filing
₹2,999+ 18% GST
Government fee: At actuals, if anyFixed fee · pay online or after the expert callOverview
A partnership firm is formed when two or more people agree to run a business together and share profits, under the Indian Partnership Act, 1932. It is quick and inexpensive to set up.
| Feature | Partnership firm |
|---|---|
| Partners | Minimum 2, maximum 50 |
| Liability | Unlimited — partners are personally liable |
| Registration | Optional, but strongly recommended |
| Key document | Partnership deed on stamp paper |
The partnership deed sets out capital, profit sharing, roles, salaries, admission and exit of partners. Registering the firm with the Registrar of Firms lets it sue third parties and enforce contracts in court — an unregistered firm cannot.
If limited liability matters to you, consider an LLP instead. We help you choose.
What's included
- Partnership deed drafted for your business
- Stamp duty and notarisation guidance
- Registration with the Registrar of Firms
- PAN for the firm
- Help with bank account, GST and MSME
Documents you'll need
Tick what you already have — we'll guide you on the rest.
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How it works
- 1
Deed drafting
We draft the deed with your terms on capital, profits and roles.
- 2
Stamp & sign
The deed is printed on stamp paper, signed and notarised.
- 3
Registration
We file with the Registrar of Firms in your state.
- 4
PAN
We apply for the firm's PAN so you can open a bank account.
Pricing
- Fixed fee. No hourly billing, no add-ons later. 18% GST is added at checkout and shown on your invoice.
- Government fee at actuals. We tell you the exact amount before you pay it.
- Several registrations? One expert can handle them together. Call +91 70113 96724 for a combined quote.
Questions, answered
Is registration of a partnership firm compulsory?
No, but an unregistered firm cannot sue third parties to enforce contracts, so registration is recommended.
Are partners personally liable?
Yes. Liability in a partnership is unlimited. If that is a concern, an LLP gives limited liability.
Can a partnership be converted later?
Yes, a partnership firm can be converted into an LLP or a private limited company.
Does the fee include government charges?
The fee covers drafting and filing. Stamp duty and Registrar fees depend on the state and are paid at actuals.
Often taken together
Questions about Partnership Firm?
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