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over 8 years ago
Llp To Partnership
To get a detailed insight to register a Partnership over an LLP, visit Partnership vs LLP vs Private Limited Company.
over 8 years ago
Convert Llp To Opc
Can a Limited Liability Partnership(LLP) be converted into a One Person Company(OPC)?
over 8 years ago
Llp Taxation
Tax Rate Unlike partnership firm, LLP treated as a distinct taxable entity registered under the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008.
over 8 years ago
Personified Features Of One Person Company
The Companies Act, 2013 has introduced One Person Company (OPC) model by providing an opportunity to enter into a corporate world with a single person as member and having the privileges of a private company.
over 8 years ago
Audit Of Llp
But for availing the exemption, LLP needs to file its accounts with the ROC (Registrar of Companies) which contain a statement of account and solvency by the partners to acknowledge the partners’ responsibilities for complying with all the requirements.
over 8 years ago
Designated Partner In Llp
Designated Partner in an LLP A Designated Partner is a partner, Who has a Director Identification Number He can be an individual as well as a nominee of a body corporate In an LLP there has to be a minimum of 2 designated partners At least one of the designated partner should be a resident of India A designated partner has the same liability as that of other partners in an LLP.
over 8 years ago
Liability Of Partners In Llp
A Designated partner and a Partner both are responsible for the acts of the Limited Liability Partnership.
over 8 years ago
Llp Rules
Limited Liability Partnership Rules, 2009 were introduced to streamline the provisions contained in the LLP Act,2008.
over 8 years ago
Documents Needed To Close An Llp
Application required A detailed application for Striking of the LLP A copy of the detailed application is required to be made in eform 24 to the ROC (Registrar of Companies) stating the full details of LLP and reason for closing the LLP.
