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Partnership Firm Deed Registration in India
Start Bharat helps you draft, register, and protect your partnership agreement the right way.
OverviewA Partnership Firm is a simple and collaborative way to start a business when there are two or more owners. Governed by the Indian Partnership Act, 1932, it provides mutual accountability, shared responsibilities, and operational ease — ideal for family ventures, small agencies, and trader groups. Start Bharat helps you draft a strong legal Partnership Deed, register it with the authorities (if required), and get fully compliant — so you can do business with confidence.
Who Is This For?Start Bharat’s Partnership Firm Registration is designed for co-founders, family businesses, or teams launching ventures together.
Two or More Co-Founders Launching a Business
Friends, professionals, or relatives starting a joint venture in trading, services, or manufacturing.
Agencies & Consultancy Firms
Digital agencies, legal/CA firms, and recruitment consultants working under a shared business name.
Local Traders & Distributors
Wholesalers, transporters, supply chain partners needing joint billing and GST under one firm.
Family-Owned Businesses
Traditional joint ventures needing legal clarity to divide profit, capital, and ownership equally.
Startups Not Ready for Pvt Ltd Structure
Founders wanting operational flexibility and legal presence without high MCA compliance.
Solutions OfferedStart Bharat ensures your Partnership Firm is legally documented and business-ready with:
- Legal Consultation on Structure
- Drafting of Partnership Deed
- Optional Firm Registration with Registrar (ROF)
- Stamp Paper & Notarization Assistance
- PAN Application for the Firm
- GST Registration (If Needed)
- Bank-Ready Documents Kit
Benefits A Partnership Firm offers the ideal balance between flexibility, trust, and legal validity for multi-founder businesses.
Shared Ownership, Shared Responsibility
Work together, make decisions together — with predefined roles and capital investment recorded in the deed.
Low Setup Cost & Simple Process
No need to incorporate via MCA or file annual ROC returns. Deed + PAN is enough to start.
No Mandatory Registration
You can operate with an unregistered deed legally, but still access MSME, GST, and banking services.
Complete Customization
Define your own terms: profit-sharing ratios, withdrawal rules, new partner rules, or dispute resolution clauses.
Banking, Invoicing, & Tenders
Once PAN is issued, you can open current accounts, issue GST invoices, and bid for tenders.
Best for Trust-Based Teams
Perfect for close-knit teams, family businesses, and traditional models that don’t require investor entry.
Step-by-Step ProcessWe simplify your partnership registration into just 4 steps:
Submit Partner Details
You provide PAN, Aadhaar, address, mobile number, email, and capital contribution split of each partner.
Deed Drafting & Review
Our experts draft your deed based on your business model. You review and approve it before execution.
Notarization & PAN Filing
We guide you to execute the deed on proper stamp value, get it notarized, and apply for your firm’s PAN.
Add-On Registration (If Needed)
We assist with GST, Shop License, and optional Registrar of Firms registration based on your location and business type.
Frequently Asked Questions
We’ve amassed a large number of frequently asked questions (FAQs)
No. A partnership deed can be unregistered and still valid. However, registered firms enjoy better legal standing in court cases.
Yes. PAN and notarized deed are usually enough. Most banks accept this as proof to open a current account.
Yes. You can have up to 20 partners in a firm (10 in banking business) under the Indian Partnership Act.
Only if turnover crosses ₹20 lakh (or ₹10 lakh in NE states), or you trade interstate. Otherwise, it’s optional.
An unregistered deed is valid but cannot file suit against third parties. Registered firms get more legal protection and recognition.
Yes. The deed can be modified through an addendum. We help you with drafting and notarizing updated versions.