Limited Liability Partnerships

A Limited Liability Partnership (‘LLP’) in Gibraltar is a hybrid form of business entity which, unlike other partnerships, requires registration with the Companies Registry and offers the benefits of limiting liability for its partners.

A creature of the Limited Liability Partnerships Act 2009 (‘the Act’) commenced in March 2016. The Act enables two or more partners to create an LLP whereby each partner (partners can be either natural or legal persons) can limit its liability for the debts of other partners to the extent of the partner’s individual investment in the LLP  or as set out in the LLP agreement.

Limited liability – direct involvement in management of LLP

This limitation is similar to that afforded to shareholders in the context of a Gibraltar private company limited by shares, with the added advantage that an LLP does not require a board of directors.  All partners in an LLP participate in the management of the LLP’s business.

Taxation of Limited Liability Partnership in Gibraltar

An LLP is treated as a partnership for the purposes of taxation.  The partners of an LLP are each taxed on the basis of his/her/its share of the income from the LLP as assessed by the Commissioner of Income Tax. Further details about corporate tax generally as well as details of the very competitive tax regime in Gibraltar, click here to read all about Tax in Gibraltar.

Limited Liability Partnerships frequently asked questions

General

More details on Gibraltar Limited Liability Partnerships can be found in Guidance Note 30 issued by Companies House Gibraltar.

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