Yes, a partnership firm can be converted into a company in India. This is governed by
Section
366 of the Companies Act, 2013. There are specific procedures and requirements to be
followed for the conversion.
No, the preparation of a Partnership Deed is not compulsory for registering a partnership
firm.
It is a document that outlines the rights, duties, and responsibilities of each partner
and the terms of the partnership. But it is recommended to draft a deed. Get in touch
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Yes, An audit is mandatory for all partnership firms in India. As per the Income Tax Act,
only those firms whose turnover exceeds ₹1 crore in case of a business, or ₹50 lakhs in
case of a profession, during a financial year need to get their accounts audited.
Yes, filing income tax returns is required for partnership firms. Annually,
income tax returns must be submitted by the Income Tax Department's deadline.
The transfer to a partnership firm involves signing the partnership deed,
contributing capital, and obtaining the consent of all the partners.
The transfer process may also require the transfer or to fulfil other
obligations under the partnership deed and the law.
The rate of taxation for a partnership firm is the same as that for
an individual taxpayer, based on the applicable income tax slab rates.