We ensure a smooth and hassle-free process to register partnership firm Chennai online:
Step 1: Consultation
We understand your business structure and guide you on the best approach for partnership registration in Chennai.
Step 2: Drafting the Partnership Deed
Our experts draft the partnership deed in compliance with the Indian Partnership Act, 1932, including important clauses such as profit-sharing ratio, business name, partner details, retirement rules, and admission of new partners.
Step 3: Deed Approval & Signing
Once drafted, the partnership deed is shared for your approval. After finalization, it is signed on stamp paper and notarized.
Step 4: Partnership PAN Application
We apply for a PAN card for the partnership firm. An e-PAN is usually issued in 5–7 working days, followed by a physical copy via courier.
Step 5: Firm Registration with Registrar of Firms
We submit the application along with the partnership deed and required documents to the Registrar of Firms, Chennai. Once approved, you will receive the official Partnership Registration Certificate (Form C).
Step 6: Post-Registration Compliance Support
Our team will guide you on GST registration, income tax return filing, TDS compliance, and amendments to the partnership deed whenever required.
Once your partnership firm is registered, the following compliance points must be followed:
1. File income tax returns every financial year, even if there are no transactions.
2. Deduct and pay TDS on applicable payments.
3. File GST returns if registered.
4. Maintain a minimum of two partners at all times.
5. File amendments if there is any change in address, business activity, or partners.
Depending on your business activity, you may also require the following:
1. GST Registration - Mandatory for inter-state sales or when turnover crosses threshold.
2. MSME (Udyam) Registration - To avail loans, subsidies, and government benefits.
3. Import-Export Code (IEC) - Required for firms engaged in international trade.
4. FSSAI License - Mandatory for food businesses.
5. Trade License & Professional Tax - Based on business nature and number of employees.
1. Legal recognition for your business
2. Eligibility to open a current account and apply for loans
3. Access to government schemes and subsidies
4. Ability to enforce legal rights in case of disputes
5. Better credibility with clients, vendors, and banks
