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Partnership Firm Registration

Complete guide to partnership firm registration in India. Deeds, registration process, and tax implications.

GetYourCA Team
4 March 2026·Updated 4 March 20261 min read12.5K views

What is a Partnership Firm?#

A partnership is a business structure where two or more persons run a business together under an agreement.

Types of Partnership#

Registered Partnership#

  • Registered with ROC
  • Can sue partners
  • More legal protection

Unregistered Partnership#

  • No registration required
  • Cannot sue in court
  • Limited legal remedies

Partnership Deed#

Key contents:

  • Firm name
  • Partners' details
  • Business address
  • Profit sharing ratio
  • Capital contribution
  • Duties of partners
  • Admission/retirement terms
  • Dissolution terms

Registration Process#

  1. Prepare partnership deed
  2. Get stamp duty paid
  3. Apply to ROC
  4. Submit required documents
  5. Get certificate of registration

Documents Required#

  • Partnership deed (stamped)
  • Application form
  • Partners' ID proofs
  • Address proof
  • NOC from owner

Tax Implications#

  • Firm pays tax at 30%
  • Partners taxed on drawings
  • No separate GST registration if turnover < 20L

Cost#

  • Stamp duty: 0.5-1% of capital
  • Registration fee: Rs 500-1,000
  • Professional fees: Rs 2,000-5,000

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