LLP Form 2

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Suma (Querist)
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04 April 2021 Sir,

1.When I submitted the Form2 of LLP . I got resubmission for Registered office address proof . I attached the electricity bill issued by the society. Now I attached the Airtel fixedline broadband bill, is it considerable for registered office address proof , in that bill mentioned as a original recipient --Tax Invoice . But when I got resubmission mail , they people mentioned that any private authority and tax paid receipts and any tax invoices not considered as a office address proof .

2. Object Clauses - I entered the Building material manufacturing- non metal , cement bricks and pipes and other cement products also

May I know what is NIC code can I enter in Form 2.
and what are object clauses can I mention in Objects block.

Please let me know , help me to get the approval

Aashok Kumar Sharma online

Aashok Kumar Sharma online

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09 July 2024 ### 1. Registered Office Address Proof

For the purpose of registering an LLP, acceptable address proofs are typically more formal and from governmental or statutory authorities. Private authority bills and tax invoices are often not accepted. Given the information from the resubmission notice, it's clear that they require specific types of documents.

#### Acceptable Address Proofs:
1. **Utility Bills**:
- **Electricity Bill** (Issued by a recognized public electricity utility company, not private societies).
- **Water Bill** (Issued by the local municipal authority).
- **Gas Bill** (Issued by a public gas utility company).
2. **Municipal Tax Receipts**:
- Property tax receipt issued by the municipal corporation.
3. **Rent Agreement**:
- Rent agreement along with a recent utility bill (electricity, water, or gas bill in the name of the landlord) and a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the landlord.
4. **Sale Deed/Property Deed**:
- Ownership documents if the property is owned by one of the partners or the LLP.

Since your Airtel fixedline broadband bill is not considered valid, you may want to use one of the documents listed above.

### 2. Object Clauses and NIC Code

#### Object Clauses:
For your LLP involved in manufacturing building materials (non-metal, cement bricks, pipes, and other cement products), the object clause should clearly describe your business activities. Here's a suggested format for your object clause:

**Object Clause:**
```
To carry on the business of manufacturing, producing, processing, and dealing in all types of building materials including but not limited to non-metal materials, cement bricks, cement pipes, and other cement products. To engage in all activities related to the production, distribution, and sale of these materials within India and internationally.
```

#### NIC Code:
The National Industrial Classification (NIC) code relevant to your business activities can be found in the NIC code list. Based on the activities you've described, here are some potential NIC codes:

- **2392**: Manufacture of clay building materials.
- **2393**: Manufacture of other porcelain and ceramic products.
- **2394**: Manufacture of cement, lime, and plaster.
- **2395**: Manufacture of articles of concrete, cement, and plaster.

You will need to choose the specific NIC code that most accurately reflects your primary business activity. In this case, for cement bricks and other cement products, **2395 - Manufacture of articles of concrete, cement, and plaster** would likely be the most appropriate.

### Steps to Get Approval:

1. **Ensure the Address Proof is Valid**:
- Attach a utility bill (like an electricity or water bill) or another valid document as mentioned above.

2. **Update the Object Clause**:
- Use the suggested object clause or tailor it to fit your business more accurately.

3. **Select the Correct NIC Code**:
- Use **2395** or another appropriate code from the NIC list that best describes your primary activity.

4. **Resubmit the Form**:
- Make the necessary corrections and resubmit the form with the required documents.

By following these steps and ensuring that your documentation and information align with the regulatory requirements, you should be able to successfully get approval for your LLP registration.

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