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LLP Annual Return Filing is a mandatory compliance requirement under the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008. Every registered LLP must file Form 11 (Annual Return) within 60 days of financial year-end, along with Form 8 (Statement of Account & Solvency) by October 30th. Additionally, LLPs must file income tax returns using ITR-5 by July 31st. Non-compliance attracts heavy penalties and legal complications. Our expert chartered accountants ensure timely, accurate filing while maintaining complete regulatory compliance for your business continuity.
A limited liability partnership is required to file annual forms to the the ROC containing details of annual financial statements. This forms are compulsory to be filed by each and every LLP. Non compliances of this will lead to heavy penalty. Interestingly, there are less compliances requirements for LLP as compared to private limited company, but the penal provisions for non compliances are much heavier for LLP than that of the private limited company. Thus, it becomes very important for any LLP to comply with every compliances howsoever small it is.
Basically There are Two form which required to be filed by all the LLPs on annual basis.
The name of form itself suggest the details needs to be filed under it. It requires a declaration about the income and expenditure made during the financial year, profit or loss made thereon during the financial year and the assets and liability of the LLP. The form needs to be signed by 2 designated partners and it should be certify by practicing Chartered accountant or Practicing Company secretary or Practicing Cost accountant.
The From 11 of LLP annual filing commonly known as Annual Return of LLP is declaration regarding the number of designated partners and partners and contribution received from each designated partners and regular partners.
Form 08 called Statement of accounts and solvency needs to be filed.
Applicable fees will be charged in accordance with the Companies (Registration Offices and Fees) Rules.
1) Disclosure under Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Development Act, 2006 is a mandatory attachment. 2) Statement of contingent liabilities to be attached in case any contingent liability exists. 3) Any other relevant information can be provided as an optional attachment.
This form must be certified by practicing Chartered accountant or Practicing Company secretary or Practicing Cost accountant.
This form needs to be filed with 30 days from the end of 6 months of the financial year to which it relates. For example: for the year 2017-18, Form 08 is required to be filed before 30th Oct 2018.
Missing the filing deadline can result in a penalty of ₹100 per day, leading to significant financial consequences over time.
Any two designated partners must sign this form digitally.