| Topic : Where VC's are venturing in India? |
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Question posted: 08 29 2009 07:10:50 +0000,
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07 06 2010 20:18:08 +0000
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The Union Budget 2009 presented by the Hon’ble Finance Minister, Mr. Pranab Mukherjee in July provided the much awaited tax treatment for the new corporate business vehicle via which Limited Liability Partnerships the LLP. With this proposal, the unclear picture surrounding the tax aspects of LLPs seems to have been cleared and it was a much needed one.

This is a clear demarcation from the general global practice, where LLPs are exempt from tax and the partners are directly taxed, Under the proposed regime in India the LLPs would be taxed at entity level and the share of profits to be received by the partners would be exempt from tax. Nonetheless, owning to the structural and operational flexibility coupled with clarity on tax aspects.
Is it the right time to migrate to LLP structure?
Followings are the advantages of LLP :
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LLP focuses on portfolio, liability, tax advantage of structure, limited life etc of a company. So, I think by implementing this, organizations will gain a lot. Mainly, Enterprenours and all the other partnership firms registered under Indian Partnership Act will get benefited if they migrate to LLP.
Don't know much about this In other countries LLP dominate PE and VC and treating and taxing VC/PE in India as trust is considered as one of the disadvantages. The important advantages of LLP are they can focus totally on the portfolio of companies , liability of investors is limited, tax advantage of structure, limited life etc. I think PE and VC will welcome this. Can anyone share more info regarding, how it will be structured?
According to me LLPs could be a suitable vehicle for investment by venture capitalists and private equity players, which presently operate through a domestic trust which could be registered or unregistered. Since LLP would be treated as a non-transparent entity for tax purposes, the foreign investors may not able to enjoy the tax treaty benefits (if any) of investing in India through such LLPs. Thus the unified model which arguably may have worked for a trust would not be available for LLPs. But for domestic investors its a good option to go for?

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