Define the starting point and the outcome
LLP or company: partner flexibility versus issuing equity shares to investors.
Tell the adviser whether this is a new engagement, a transfer from another provider or a correction of earlier work. Identify open questions and the decision-maker who can approve assumptions and provide missing evidence.
The service workflow
Align contribution, profit sharing and partner authority before incorporation and agreement filing.
The steps below describe the existing service workflow. Confirm their applicability and current portal requirements before acting; the order and supporting evidence can change with the entity or case.
Step by step
- 1
Name reservation (RUN-LLP)
- 2
DSC for partners
- 3
FiLLiP filing
- 4
LLP agreement drafting
- 5
Form 3 filing
- 6
PAN & TAN
Where your approval is needed
Approve key facts and calculations before a filing or report is finalised. Ask for a readable explanation of assumptions, unresolved differences and any choices with continuing consequences. For assurance work, management preparation and independent professional judgement remain distinct.
Does the scope include the agreement filing and a clear annual compliance handover?
How to manage delays and queries
An LLP agreement copied from a template can leave exit rights and partner responsibilities unresolved.
A useful status update names the outstanding item, its owner and the next action. Missing records, portal queries and third-party review can affect completion. Avoid treating an indicative service timeline as a guaranteed regulator decision.
What to retain when the work is complete
Retain incorporation evidence, signed agreement, filing acknowledgements and partner-change records.
Confirm future responsibilities and record-retention arrangements in writing. Keep a copy of the final deliverables and know who controls access. If work continues monthly, agree the next reporting or compliance cycle before closing the current one.
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