I have a query with respect to partnership formation and legal requirements
I want to open a partnership where I can Invest and also trade (f&o) in stock market
Contributions will be from me and my brother… We might show loans from Dad and Mom
Fund will be used to invest in share, mutual fund, purchase of gold.
We will pledge those to trade in derivatives
Issue / Query
Can we open a partnership account for the above reason
Investment as our objective
Or can we use some other objective and also show investment objectives in it.
Will NBFC registration will be required.
100% revenue and asset is a financial income and asset. (50:50 rule criteria is getting fulfilled).
I know only company registered under companies act can become a NBFC. But there in FAQ ( RBI SITE) there is a question that indicates on unincorporated (proprietorship/partnership). I was not able to understand that clearly.
Use of profit
Against expenses relating to trading like software, rental,etc
Salary to working partner
Interest to parents for Contributions (ok in form of loan) from there end in our firm
Note:
We will not use anyone else fund except our own money.
Btw for the purpose you have stated, that is your own money; partnership should be okay. The objective for the partnerhsip, maybe speak to your CA about this.
@nithin So, we can conclude that, with 20 Members partnership firm (Max allowed numbers in partnership firm) we can start F&O trading without having 50-50 Audit test right.
As a partnership firm is not a separate legal entity, one can’t buy shares in the name of the firm but a firm can hold the shares of the Company in the names of its partners either individually or jointly
@Quicko please correct me if my understanding is incorrect.
@Meher_Smaran , @Quicko If i manage other peoples money , can they share profits in my account if i have a Partnership firm or is LLP is better option ?
Partnership or LLP which lower tax structure ?
With regards to taxation, the tax rates for both partnership firm and LLP are same. The income earned is taxed at a flat rate of 30%. Moreover, if the income exceeds ₹1Cr, a surcharge of 12% will also be applicable.