Partnership Deed for CA firm

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Ankit Jain

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Jan 9, 2014, 1:47:55 PM1/9/14
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We have opened a new CA firm and have 3 partners. We would like to make a partnership deed. In this regard i wanted to ask following queries:

1. Whether deed being notorised mean being registered or it needs to be registered somewhere else?? if so where??
2. Whether that deed has to be submitted to the institute?
3. In opening a bank account that deed will be necessary??

Thanks in advance
ACA Ankit Jain
Rathi Jain & Associates
New Delhi & Kolkata

Gaurav Basu

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Jan 10, 2014, 12:49:58 AM1/10/14
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Dear ankit,
1. Notorised doesn't mean registered. In case you want to get it registered it will b done with the registrar of firms of ur state. Registration is not a must.
2.Icai doesn't need the deed form 18 is enough.
3. Banlks will need it for which notorised copy is enough
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Gaurav Basu
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Date: Thu, 9 Jan 2014 10:47:55 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [CA RUNGTA PD] Partnership Deed for CA firm
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Ankit Chaudhary

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Jan 10, 2014, 8:49:35 AM1/10/14
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If you are from Kolkata, then registration will be done in Todi
Mansion, near Central Metro.
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Jan 10, 2014, 4:05:59 AM1/10/14
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  1. A notarised or rgistered partnership deed is nothing but a deed of contract and disputes would be settled by the laws of contract amnd not Partnership Act. The Firm has to be registered with the registrar of firms at Todi Mansion, Kolkata for being treated as a registered partnership firm.
  2. No. Form 18 is to be filed with ICAI with the ICAI letter of approval of firm's name. The deed is not required to be filed but all the partners have to sign the form.
  3. Yes. You should proceed to apply for PAN and then open a bank account. The deed is very much required for the bank account opening.

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Ankit Jain

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Jan 11, 2014, 9:09:38 AM1/11/14
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Thanks for your answers. Could you say is registering partnership deed practically followed by the CA firms?? and wheres the office in Delhi to register partnership??

soumya sengupta

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Jan 16, 2014, 4:16:33 AM1/16/14
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Dear Member,
1. Deed duly notarised will serve the purpose.  
2. No need to submit the same to the Inst.
3. It will be required to open a bank a/c.

Warmly,
CA S.Sengupta

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Is there any rules or regulations for counting a partner, only if he has share in profit above a specific %

In our CA firm, we have 3 CA full time employees. Was planning to add them as partner giving them 1% profit share each.

Will these 3 employees after adding as a partner be counted for audit allotment purpose

Rahul Sethia

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May 11, 2015, 1:35:50 AM5/11/15
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Yes

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