This is the current set up. Its currently a bit long.
Partnership Firm (Unregistered)
- Assuming i am person A. I had a partner, lets call him B
- A and B have started a partnership firm dealing in software (unregistered)
- Total expenses in partnership firm is 10 lakh.
- Now this partnership firm is to be dissolved.
Now the same business as above i want to conduct with a NEW partner 'C' opening up a pvt ltd company
C has a shell company for a pvt ltd firm which has made losses in previous years of 20lakhs. This shell company is currently not functioning. I want co carry forward the losses from the partnership frirm. Assuming i enter the new set up as a director, My questions are as below
- How do you suggest i carry forward the losses from my partnership firm. Do you think sale of software from partnership firm to pvt ltd firm is ideal. (assuming i show sale of 10lakhs from partnership to pvt ltd company. Hence in this case the books are squared off in the partnership firm)
- The Pvt Ltd company has made losses in 2008 and then shut down. Assuming i go this route, will this affect losses the carried forward ie 4 years that have already passed from 2008-2012. So does that mean as a pvt ltd company which i join, ill have only 4 years left to carry forward losses ( i know losses can be carried forward for 8 years)
- Do you suggest i set up a new pvt ltd company. If so, then how do i square off the books in the partnership firm?
- Any other ideal way you gurus can come up with.
Thanks in advance to one and all
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