Siva (Consultant) 20 March 2020
kavksatyanarayana (subregistrar/supdt.(retired)) 20 March 2020
The Assets and liabilities shall be distributed as per their shares as noted in the Partnership deed. At the time of dissolution, it shall be filed before the Registrar of Firms concerned. This partnership deed does not require registration under Indian Registration Act. But the Dissolution of Partnership Deed should be drafted on Rs.300/- only and the fees payable on the dissolution only under Partnership Act.
Siva (Consultant) 20 March 2020
kavksatyanarayana (subregistrar/supdt.(retired)) 22 March 2020
1. No fees attract under IR Act. 2. No. After the dissolution of the Partnership business, the assets of the Firm will be divided into the Partners individually as per their shares in the business. 3. No. if the business in force and the firm can sell the property and it be deposited in Bank conerned and after dissolution the amount will be divided as per shares of the partners. 4. If the Firm wants to sell, it can. Once the individuals invested the assets into Firm, then automatically it will become firms' property.
Siva (Consultant) 22 March 2020
Siva (Consultant) 23 March 2020