Preparing documents…
Preparing documents…
The real trade-offs between a Private Limited Company and an LLP — funding, liability, compliance load, and exit — not just a feature checklist.
Both structures cap your personal liability to what you've invested — the difference isn't protection, it's what investors and lenders expect to see.
VCs and angel investors almost exclusively invest in Private Limited Companies because share-based instruments (equity, CCPS, ESOPs) don't exist in an LLP structure.
An LLP has lighter annual filing requirements and no mandatory board meetings — a real cost saving if you're not raising outside capital.
You can convert an LLP to a Private Limited Company later, but it's a formal process with its own cost and timeline — factor that in if a pivot to fundraising is plausible.
The full incorporation process from name reservation to certificate of incorporation, in order.
Name reservation, partner DSC/DIN, the LLP agreement, and incorporation filing, in order.
A screen-recorded walkthrough of the actual SPICe+ Part A and Part B forms, field by field.