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Changing the business activity of an LLP means modifying the nature of the business mentioned in your LLP Agreement and updating it with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). This is legally required if your LLP:
Once the change is finalized internally, it must be filed with Form 3 (for agreement update) within 30 days, along with an updated LLP agreement and partner resolution
As your business evolves, your LLP’s core activity might shift from what was originally registered, whether it's expanding into a new sector, moving from services to manufacturing, or simply changing the focus of your operations. But you can’t just start a new activity and carry on — legally, you need to update the business activity in your LLP Agreement and file the change with the Registrar of Companies (ROC).
That’s where CallMyCA comes in. We help you officially change your LLP’s business activity and ensure that it’s updated on MCA records, linked to the correct NIC Code, and reflected in your LLP Agreement. Our CA/CS experts manage the end-to-end process with zero confusion and full compliance.
Operate lawfully in your new business space.
Stay compliant with ROC timelines and rules.
Have a current agreement that reflects your real business.
CA/CS professionals help with proper NIC code mapping.
Smooth pathway to GST, MSME, FSSAI updates, and more.
Clear documentation prevents confusion or partner disputes.
From resolution to final filing – we do it all.
Transparent pricing with no surprise charges.
We complete the process in 4–7 working days.
Yes, if your new activity is unrelated to your current registered activity, or involves a different industry (like switching from consultancy to product manufacturing), it must be reflected in your LLP Agreement and ROC records.
CallMyCA will help you find the correct National Industrial Classification (NIC) code that matches your new activity. This is important for legal, taxation, and registration purposes (GST, MSME, etc.).CallMyCA will help you find the correct National Industrial Classification (NIC) code that matches your new activity. This is important for legal, taxation, and registration purposes (GST, MSME, etc.).
If you do not file the change within 30 days, the ROC can impose a penalty of Rs. 100 per day with no maximum limit, and your filings may be considered non-compliant or misleading.
You need to file Form 3 along with an updated LLP Agreement and partners’ resolution. No need to file Form 4 unless partners are changing.
Yes. Once your new business activity is legally updated with ROC, you should also inform the GST, PAN, bank, FSSAI, or MSME authorities (if applicable). CallMyCA can help you with these updates.
Yes, you can include more than one activity, as long as they’re legally permitted and mentioned. However, the main activity must be clearly defined with a valid NIC code.
Usually 4–7 working days, depending on document readiness and MCA processing time.
Yes. All designated partners must sign the resolution approving the business activity change and the revised agreement.
Yes, but that requires a separate process (filing Form 1 and Form 5). You can change business activity and name together — CallMyCA can handle both.
Yes. It's best to print the updated agreement on stamp paper (as per your state’s Stamp Act) and notarize it for legal enforceability, especially if there’s a major structural change.
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