Change In Capital Contribution
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Why we need to increase contribution in LLP?
What is the Process to increase contribution in LLP?
E-Form LLP- 3 filed with the Registrar in a maximum of 30 days from the date of modification of LLP Agreement. Only amended LLP agreement, initial agreement and consent of partners is to be required to file in e-form-3.
When we can increase contributions in LLP?
A partner and designated partner of the LLP may increase contribution in the LLP at any time, whenever they feel the requirement of extra capital in the LLP or at the time of new partner or designated partner introduce in LLP, then the new person also contributes for LLP.
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All packages are inclusive of GST but exclusive Government Fees.
- Government Fees Included
- Change in Capital
- Form PAS 3
- Change in Capital
- Form SH-7
- Form PAS 3
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- Increase in LLP Contribution
- Decrease in LLP Contribution
Documents Required For Increase Contribution of LLP
Process Involved
STEP – 1
Meeting of the partners
Conduct the meeting of designated partners and get the approval for increase in the contribution of LLP.
STEP – 2
Documentation
Preparation of all the necessary documents that is supplementary agreement, minutes of the meeting etc.
STEP – 3
Stamp Papers
Supplementary agreement duly stamped and notraised
STEP – 4
Form-3
Prepare form-3 with all the necessary documents.
STEP – 5
File form-3
File form-3 with prescribed government fee within 30 days from the date of revised supplementary agreement.
STEP – 6
Approval
Receive approval from the registrar of the companies.
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FAQs
As per Sec 32(1) of the LLP Act,2008, the partners may introduce capital or contribute to the organization in the following manner, or combination thereof ; • Tangible, moveable property • Tangible, immovable property • Intangible property • Contracts for services performed or to be performed • Agreement for contributing cash or property • Monetary contribution • Promissory Notes
Contribution can be change in following circumstances; • Existing Partner mutually decided to induct the additional contribution in the LLP. • Admission of the new Partner • Cessation of any Partner • Any of the partner decides to change in contribution
Supplementary deed/Agreement shall be executed in any change in the contribution occurs
As per Sec 23(1) of the LLP Act, 2008, the profit sharing pattern shall be governed by the LLP Agreement and shall not be related to the contribution of the partners.
We need to pay stamp duty on addition in contribution as per the prescribed stamp act of the relevant state.
E form LLP-3 is require to file
Nothing mentioned in LLP Act 2008 or LLP Rules 2009, there is no time limit as such for bringing in the contribution by the partners of the LLP and shall be governed by the provisions of the LLP Agreement.
There is no such specific restrictions on the withdrawal of the contribution by the partners as per LLP Act,2008 and LLP Rules,2009Â and is guided by the provisions contained in the LLP Agreement.
As per Sec 24(5) of the LLP Act, 2008, the amount of loan shall be liable to be repaid to the respective partner in the event of his cessation (removal, resignation, death etc. as a partner of the LLP.
In the event of the LLP Agreement being silent about the profit sharing pattern, it shall then be as prescribed in the First Schedule to the LLP Act, 2008. The First Schedule prescribes that in the absence of any express provision in the LLP Agreement, the profits shall be shared equally among all the partners.
As per Sec 32(2) of the LLP Act, 2008, for the contribution in any form other than cash, the monetary value of the contribution shall be accounted for and disclosed in the LLP Accounts.
The procedure for increase in the contribution shall be in accordance with the provisions contained in the LLP Agreement. The steps involved are as follows: Check whether the LLP agreement contains a clause for, and procedure for such an increase in contribution. If it contains a clause therein, to modify the LLP agreement prescribed in the LLP Agreement for modification of the Agreement for: a) Inclusion of a clause for increase in contribution b) Actual increase in contribution