When one partner buys out all other partners in a firm, questions arise about its legal structure. Can it continue as a partnership, or does it become a sole proprietorship? This discussion explores the implications for the existing PAN, GST registration, and how income tax returns (ITR) should be filed. The advice suggests that if the partnership deed remains unchanged and the business continues under the same name, the existing registrations and PAN may remain valid, with adjustments to partner capital contributions and interest payments.
26 September 2021
In a partnership firm one partner purchase the shares of all other partners. In such a case 1. Whether the business can carry on as partnership firm or as a sole proprietorship firm ? 2. Can the existing PAN will exist any more ? 3. In which PAN the ITR will be submitted ? 4. Whether existing GSTR will continue or require new GSTR ? Kindly advice.
26 September 2021
There is a agreement between partners by which all partners sold their shares to one partner. Business is running in the same name and way as earlier. No separate documents about dissolution of Partnership firm.
28 September 2021
As per Partnership deed, the shares of individual partners have not changed. For any changes to be effected in ITR, there should be change in deed to that effect. In present condition, only interest paid to individual partner/s gets changed.