Can LLP Give Loan to Company?

VO Posted by: Viraj Oberoi
• 09 October, 2025
2 Reply

Yes, an LLP can give a loan to a company, which is subject to some rules and regulations: 

  • LLPs are known as legal entities, which gives them the authority for various financial transactions, which also includes lending. 
  • Both the LLP and the private company considered the tax implications for the loan. 
  • It also requires proper documentation, which is important to avoid any unnecessary legal issues and disputes. It also includes a formal loan agreement, which is essential for the LLP. 
  • The loan term should be clearly mentioned in the loan agreement. 
  • The LLP should attach its own assets before lending to any other company, which can affect its operations. 

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  • Dhruv Verma 16 October, 2025

    LLP can give a loan to a company, which depends on the financials of the company. Without looking at the financials, it cannot be decided whether it can give a loan or not. 

    • First, check the AoA of the private company and the LLP deed of the LLP, or if there is any disapproval of taking a loan. 
    • You need to check whether there are any parties or not, then you need to check the company's rules, which are related to parties and companies. 
    • There are a few expectations of the private limited companies, and you also have to check for the deposit rules and the disclosure.

  • Rishi Ghosh 13 October, 2025

    Here are some of the key elements of the borrowing clause: 

    • It defines who can borrow funds or extend loans, which may require approval from the partners. 
    • It limits the amount of loans that can be taken for investments, working capital, and business expansion. 
    • It provides interest rates and repayment methods, and collateral damage. 
    • It reports principal outstanding loans and credit arrangements to all the partners. 

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