Who Should Choose An LLP Business Structure
A limited liability partnership is ideal for NRIs seeking a lower compliance burden, flexible management, and limited liability, all without rigid formalities.
LLP - The Best Of Both Worlds
A limited liability partnership provides NRIs with a practical middle ground between a traditional partnership and a private limited company.
LLP lets the partners enjoy the protection of their personal assets against business liabilities and legal claims
100% FDI is permitted under the automatic route in eligible sectors, provided FEMA regulations are met.
An LLP is considered a separate legal entity, meaning it has its own legal identity and can enter into contracts under its own name, do vendor dealings, and more.
In LLPs, the internal management is partner-driven, with no extensive board or shareholder formalities.
The annual compliance burden on a limited liability partnership is lower than that of a private limited company.
With LLPs, NRIs can start the operations without any mandatory high capital infusion requirements.
From Setup To Success
We help NRIs set up their LLP in India 100% remotely, fast, and done.
- 01ConsultationLLP suitably and structurally review with CA.
- 02DSC & DPIN SetupDigital signature and partner identity preparation.
- 03Name ApprovalLLP trade name reservation filing.
- 04Incorporation FilingMCA FiLLiP filing with partner details.
- 05LLP Agreement & PAN/TANAgreement drafting and tax registrations.
- 06Banks & Compliance GuidancePost-incorporation operational activation support.
Documents You Will Need
Our team of experts verifies every document required of you to reduce MCA rejection and compliance delays.
- The passport copy
- Overseas address proof
- Passport-sized photograph
- PAN Card copy
- Email/mobile verification
- Notarized identity proof, where applicable.
- PAN card copy
- Addhaar card copy
- Address proof
- Passport-sized photograph.
- Email & mobile number.
- Proposed LLP name options
- Registered office address proof
- Utility bill/ NOC
- Business activity details.
- Capital contribution declaration.
All-In-One Partner For Easy LLP Incorporation
From DSC to the Incorporation Certificate, get your LLP registered in India seamlessly. Savetaxs collects it all from MCA registration, to document review, FEMA guidance, and tax activation.
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- LLP Incorporation Filing
- DSC/DPIN applications
- Name Approval Assistance
- LLP Agreement Drafting
- PAN/TAN Applications
- FEMA Compliance Guidance
- Bank Account Assistance
- Dedicated Compliance Manager
Complete FEMA & RBI Compliance For NRI LLPs
NRI investment in an Indian LLP must be evaluated under FEMA before the capital introduction. Our experts review sector eligibility, partner residential status, funding route, and regulatory reporting exposure to ensure your LLP remains compliant.
- Capital contribution compliance review
- RBI reporting applicability check
- Sector eligibility verification
- Investment source review
- Tax structuring for partners.
- 1The Accounting & Bookkeeping Setup
- 2GST Filing Assistance
- 3Income Tax Compliance
- 4LLP Annual Return Filing
- 5Annual Statement Form 8 & Form 11
- 6Profit Distribution Advisory
Why NRIs Trust Savetaxs
Savetaxs is trusted by NRIs for smooth, compliant, and remote LLP setup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, a non-resident Indian (NRI) can register and become a partner in a limited liability partnership (LLP) in India. However, NRIs shall comply with the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) guidelines when registering.
Yes, for an LLP in India with NRI partners, at least one partner must be a resident of India.
Yes, registering an LLP is mandatory in India under the Limited Liability Partnership Act 2008.
Yes, profits generated by limited liability partnerships can be repatriated abroad to foreign partners, provided all applicable taxes on those profits are paid in India.
The following is the eligibility criteria for a designated partner.
- The person must be at least 18 years old.
- He or she must be a citizen of India,
- The person must be of sound mind and be able to understand the consequences of action and the nature of business.
- The individuals should have no criminal record.
- The person must have passed at least 10th grade.