Know about change in Partners of LLP

Know about change in Partners of LLP

Introduction


A Limited Liability Partnership is run by its partners. From its management to the operation, the partners direct the LLP towards its goals and vision. New partners are added or existing leave; it does not affect the status of the LLP, but surely impacts the growth of the business and responsibilities of other partners. The change in partners and their details can be affected only after the approval from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.

To add or remove a partner from LLP, the consent of other partners must be obtained, which is followed by a change in the LLP Agreement and application to MCA to approve the changes. The application to MCA must be filed within 30 days of effective date of the change.

Reasons for change in Partner in LLP

The requirement to change of Partner may arise after the Online LLP Registration and incorporation. Various reasons are there affecting the changes in the partners of the LLP. Following can be the prime reasons behind the change of Partners in LLP or their Designation after incorporation and LLP registration in India:

  • Requirement to invest capital in LLP;
  • Change of responsibilities or engagements of the Partner(s);
  • Disability to perform to reach the expectations laid down under LLP Agreement or by Partners;
  • Change of terms of agreement between Partners and LLP;
  • Resignation and retirement of the Partner;
  • Requirement to appoint expertise in specific field of operations of LLP.

Documents required for Addition or Removal of partner





















Procedure to add a designated partner:

The proposed designated partner shall apply for a DSC. The following documents are required for the application:

  1. PAN Card of the applicant
  2. Aadhaar Card of the applicant
  3. Photo of the applicant
  4. Email Id of the applicant
  5. Phone number
  • Apply for DIN Number- After the DSC, the Director Identification Number of the Director will be applied in the form DIR – 3 along with the address proof and the identity proof of the applicant.
  • Once the DIN is allotted to the designated partner, all the existing partners of the LLP will call a meeting and pass a resolution to add a designated partner in the partnership deed.
  • A supplementary partnership deed will be drafted in which the new partner’s name will be added.
  • Then the consent of the incoming partner will be taken in writing.
  • After these documents are prepared, Form – 4 of LLP will be filed within 30 days of the appointment from MCA Portal
  • After filing this form, FORM – 3 will be filed, along with the supplementary and the original partnership deed within 30 days of appointment.
  • After the filing of all these forms, the name of the designated partner will be added and will be seen on the site if the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
  • If Form – 3 and Form – 4 are filed within 30 days there is an additional fee on each form of Rs. 100/- per day. To know more visit Taxaj


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