Increase LLP Contribution — Partner Capital & Form 3 Filing | Beyonte Compliances
LLP Compliance · Capital

Increase LLP Contribution expand your LLP's capital base with a compliant agreement amendment.

In an LLP, the capital contributed by partners is defined in the LLP Agreement. When partners wish to increase the LLP's total contribution — to fund expansion, meet working capital needs, or admit a new partner — the LLP Agreement must be amended to reflect the revised contribution, and Form 3 must be filed with the Registrar within 30 days.

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An increase in LLP contribution requires a supplementary or restated LLP Agreement specifying the revised contribution of each partner — executed by all designated partners and filed in Form 3 within 30 days. If a new partner is admitted, Form 4 must also be filed. Stamp duty on the amended LLP Agreement, computed on the basis of the contribution amount, must also be paid.

At Beyonte Compliances, we manage the complete process — from assessing the existing contribution structure and advising on stamp duty, to drafting the supplementary LLP Agreement, obtaining partner consents, and filing Form 3 and Form 4 (if applicable) on MCA21.

What Our LLP Contribution Increase Service Covers

Contribution Assessment

Reviewing the current contribution structure and advising on the appropriate form of contribution — cash, property, or other benefit.

Stamp Duty Computation

Computing the stamp duty payable on the amended LLP Agreement — based on the incremental contribution and applicable state stamp duty rates.

Partners' Resolution

Drafting and obtaining the resolution of all designated partners approving the increased contribution.

Supplementary LLP Agreement

Drafting the supplementary (or restated) LLP Agreement incorporating the revised contribution of each partner.

Form 3 Filing

Filing Form 3 on MCA21 within 30 days of the amendment — with the supplementary agreement and stamp duty confirmation attached.

Form 4 Filing (New Partner)

Filing Form 4 if a new partner is admitted as part of the contribution increase.

Stamp Duty Payment

Arranging and documenting stamp duty payment on the amended LLP Agreement.

Statutory Record Update

Updating the register of partners and internal accounts to reflect the revised contribution.

Our Process

1

Contribution & Stamp Duty Assessment

Reviewing current structure and computing stamp duty on incremental amount.

2

Partners' Resolution

Obtaining consent of all designated partners.

3

Supplementary LLP Agreement

Drafting amended agreement with revised contributions.

4

Form 3 (& Form 4) Filing

Filing Form 3 and Form 4 (if new partner) within 30 days.

5

Stamp Duty & Records

Paying stamp duty and updating partner registers.

Why It Matters

Contribution structure reviewed and stamp duty computed before proceeding
Partners' resolution drafted and obtained as per LLP Agreement
Supplementary LLP Agreement prepared and executed
Form 3 filed within 30-day statutory window
Form 4 filed where new partner is admitted
Stamp duty paid and documented
Register of partners and accounts updated
End-to-end service — no MCA portal visits required

Frequently Asked Questions

Contribution may be tangible or intangible — cash, movable or immovable property, or any other benefit. Intangible contributions must be valued by a practising chartered accountant or cost accountant.
Yes. The amended LLP Agreement attracts stamp duty on the basis of the contribution amount — rates vary by state. We compute and manage stamp duty payment as part of our service.
Form 3 must be filed within 30 days of the date of the amendment. Late filing attracts a penalty of Rs. 100 per day.
Yes. A new partner can be admitted with a fresh contribution — both Form 3 (agreement amendment) and Form 4 (new partner) must be filed.

Want to increase your LLP's capital contribution? Let's get started.

Contact our team — agreement drafting to Form 3 filing, all handled.