A limited liability partnership (LLP) combines the flexibility of a partnership with the protection of limited liability. It is a body corporate separate from its partners and is popular with professional firms, consultancies and joint ventures.
Key requirements
- At least two partners (individuals or bodies corporate)
- At least one manager who is an individual ordinarily resident in Kenya
- A registered office in Kenya
- A written partnership agreement setting out contributions, profit sharing and management
What we handle
- Name reservation and registration with the Business Registration Service
- Drafting the LLP partnership agreement
- Conversion of an existing partnership or private company into an LLP
- Ongoing filings and changes of partners or managers
Ready to start? Contact us or call to book a consultation. We will confirm the documents you need and give you a clear fee estimate before any work begins. [Placeholder — add your turnaround time and fee range. Government fees are set by BRS and may change.]
See also: our complete guide to company registration in Kenya.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is an LLP better than a company?
It depends on your goals. LLPs suit professional practices and joint ventures that want flexible internal arrangements; companies suit businesses seeking outside investors or issuing shares. We can compare both for your situation.