கூட்டு வியாபார ஒப்பந்தப் பத்திரம்
The கூட்டு வியாபார ஒப்பந்தப் பத்திரம் is an official guidance template for two people to record the terms of a partnership business, including investment, management, banking, profit sharing, admission of a new partner and withdrawal. The supplied text does not name the issuing department, a government order number or an issue date.
What the document covers
The கூட்டு வியாபார ஒப்பந்தப் பத்திரம் is a Tamil template for an agreement between two business partners. It provides blanks for the agreement date, each partner's name, address, age, identity card details and mobile number. It also records the business name, business address and commencement date.
The supplied text identifies the document as official guidance, but it does not identify an issuing department, government order number or issue date. It does not state any registration procedure, stamp duty, fee or prescribed stamp value.
Who it affects
The கூட்டு வியாபார ஒப்பந்தப் பத்திரம் affects the two people named as the first and second partners. It is relevant to people starting or operating a business together and professionals helping them record their agreed responsibilities.
Although the template asks for the address where the business operates, it contains no provision transferring ownership or tenancy rights in that property.
Main terms to be completed
The கூட்டு வியாபார ஒப்பந்தப் பத்திரம் provides for the partners to record:
- The amount invested by each partner and the total capital.
- Each partner's percentage share.
- Joint responsibility for managing and developing the business.
- An agreement that neither partner will run a similar business alone or with others.
- Joint supervision of income, expenditure and banking matters.
- The signatures of both partners on cheques used to withdraw money from the bank.
- Borrowing money with interest from outside sources if additional capital is required.
- Purchase of required goods locally or elsewhere to keep the business operating without interruption.
Accounts, changes and withdrawal
The கூட்டு வியாபார ஒப்பந்தப் பத்திரம் requires the financial year accounts ending on March 31 to be completed by the end of April. After deducting employee salaries, rent and other expenses, profit or loss is to be allocated according to the percentages entered for the two partners.
Terms omitted from the agreement are stated to bind both partners under the Indian Partnership Act, 1932. A new partner may be admitted only with the consent of both existing partners. A partner wishing to retire or leave must give the other partner notice, but the number of months is left blank. The agreement is intended to be signed by both partners in the presence of witnesses.
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Common questions
Does this partnership deed prove ownership of the business premises?
No ownership transfer is included. The template records the address where the business operates but contains no term granting ownership or tenancy rights.
Can one partner admit a new partner without the other's approval?
No. The கூட்டு வியாபார ஒப்பந்தப் பத்திரம் states that a new partner may be admitted only with the consent of both partners.
How are profits and losses divided between the partners?
They are divided according to the percentage shares entered for the first and second partners after salaries, rent and other expenses are deducted.
Does the template specify stamp duty or a registration fee?
No. The supplied text does not state any stamp duty, fee, prescribed stamp value or registration procedure.
