Salient features of LLP Bill 2008
Salient features of LLP Bill 2008
- Body corporate & Legal entity separate from its partners. Has perpetual succession
- Mutual rights & duties of partners & LLP inter se & of LLP & partners shall be governed by agreement between partners or between LLP & partners, in absence of agreement they are governed by provisions of proposed legislation.
- Being a separate legal entity LLP is liable to full extent of its assets. Partners are liable to their agreed contribution
- At least two partners & two individuals as designated partner, of which one should be resident in India
- It should maintain annual accounts. Statement of accounts & solvency shall be filed with registrar every year
- Central Govt. have powers to investigate the affairs of LLP By appointing competent inspector.
- Arrangements like merger, amalgamation of LLPs shall be in accordance with provisions of proposed legislation
- Firm PVt. Ltd. Or unlisted Public Co. can convert in to LLP in accordance with provisions of proposed bill. From the date of registration a assets & liab. Of firms etc. are transferred to LLP
- Winding up of LLP may be voluntary or by tribunal formed under Companies Act, 1956.
- The proposed legislation would confer power on the Central Govt. to apply provisions of companies Act,1956
- Indian Partnership Act, 1932 shall not be applicable to LLPs
FORMS REQUIRED FOR LLP
- FORM 1: Form for application for reservation or change of name
- FORM 2: Form of Incorporation Document
- FORM 3: Form of Application & Declaration for Incorporation of a LLP
- FORM 4: Form for Filing Limited Liability Partnership Agreement & Changes, if any, made there in.
- FORM 5: Notice of Appointment of Partners & changes among them or consent of incoming partner to become a partner / Designated Partner
- FORM 6: Intimation of particulars / change in particulars to the Limited Liability Partnership by the Partner
- FORM 7: Application for allotment of Designated Partner Identification Number
- FORM 8: Form for filing Statement of Account & Solvency
- FORM 9: Consent to Act as Designated Partner
- FORM 10: Intimation of changes in particulars of Designated Partners’ to be given to the Central Govt.
- FORM 11: Annual Return of a Limited Liability Partnership
- FORM 12: Form for intimating other address for service of Documents
- FORM 13: Notice by Partner to resign as a Partner to the other Partners
- FORM 14: Form for intimating the Registrar of Firms/Registrar of Companies for conversion of Firm/Company into Limited Liability Partnership
- FORM 15: Notice of change of place of registered office
- FORM 16: Certificate of Incorporation
- FORM 17: Application by a Firm for its conversion into Limited Liability Partnership
- FORM 18: Application by a Private Company/Unlisted Public Company for its conversion into LLP
- FORM 19: Certificate of Registration on conversion of Firm/Company to Limited Liability Partnership
- FORM 20: Summons for directions to convene a meeting under section 60 (1)
- FORM 21: Affidavit in support of Summons
- FORM 22: Notice of Intimation of Order of Court/Tribunal to the Registrar
- FORM 23: Application For direction to change the name
- FORM 24: Application to the Registrar or Central Govt.
- FORM 25: Notice of intimation of DIN for the purpose of DPIN
- FORM 26: Intimation of Allotment of Designated Partner Identification No. (DPIN) to the Limited Liability Partnership by the Designated Partner
- FORM 27: Application for reservation / renewal of reservation of name
- FORM 28: Notice of Change of name
- FORM 29: Form of Proxy


How is a an LLP de-registered in INDIA ?
Is the process as cumbersome as it is in case of Pvt. Ltd. Co. in INDIA ??
What are the advantages of LLP over a Pvt. Ltd. Co. ??