A partnership firm is a business entity formed by two or more individuals who agree to share profits, responsibilities, and risks through a formal agreement called a Partnership Deed. This shared structure reduces the burden on individual partners and brings together more capital and expertise, helping achieve business goals more efficiently.
The Partnership Act, 1932 governs such firms in India, outlining key provisions for their operation. Both registered and unregistered firms are legally recognized, but unregistered firms face certain limitations. These can be resolved by registering the partnership at any time after its formation.