Partnership registration in India involves the following steps:

1. Choose a business name: Select a unique name for your partnership firm.

2. Create a partnership deed: Draft a legally binding agreement outlining terms, conditions, and roles of partners.

3. Obtain PAN and TAN: Get Permanent Account Number (PAN) and Tax Deduction and Collection Number (TAN) for the firm.

4. Register with the Registrar of Firms (ROF): File the partnership deed and other documents with the ROF in the state where the firm is located.

5. Obtain registration certificate: Receive the registration certificate from the ROF.

6. Get GST registration: Register for Goods and Services Tax (GST) if the firm’s annual turnover exceeds ₹40 lakhs.

7. Open a current account: Open a current account in the firm’s name for business transactions.

8. Obtain other licenses: Obtain any additional licenses or registrations required for specific business activities.

Documents required:

– Partnership deed
– PAN and TAN applications
– Identity and address proof of partners
– Address proof for the registered office
– Capital contribution proof

Fees:

– Registration fee (varies by state)
– Stamp duty on the partnership deed (varies by state)
– GST registration fee (if applicable)

Timeframe:

– 7-10 days for PAN and TAN
– 10-15 days for registration with the ROF
– 2-5 days for GST registration (if applicable)

Note: The process and fees may vary depending on the state and specific circumstances. It’s recommended to consult a chartered accountant or lawyer for guidance.