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What is Annual Compliance for Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)?
A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) enjoys a separate status. A LLP is required to meet fewer criteria for compliance to maintain its active status with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). Irrespective of the turnover annual compliance filing is mandatory for any LLP which requires filing two separate forms. One of which is for Annual Return in Form 11 and the other one is for Statement of Accounts and Solvency in Form 8. Form 11 needs to be filed before 30th of May every year and Form 8 needs to be filed before 30th of October every year.
Benefits of Annual Compliance
Compliance with regulatory requirement
By complying with all the regulatory requirements and annual compliances as provided under the companies act and other allied laws, a company avoids monetary penalties
Create brand value
Compliance with all the regulations creates and builds trust among the investors, members, shareholders, promoters and directors of the company regarding the stability of the company and brand loyalty among the investors, shareholders, members and directors. A company who timely maintains annual compliances holds better credibility in the market.
Avoid Penalties
Continuous failure in filing the return turns the company status to default and charges it with heavy penalties. The company may also be declared as defunct or removed from the RoC.
Documents required for annual filing of Limited Liability partnership
Incorporation document
PAN Card, Certificate of Incorporation and MoA – AoA of Private Company
LLp Agreement
The LLP Agreement along with any supplementary agreement, if any
Financial Statements
Financial Statement of LLP duly signed by the Designated Partners
Digital Signature
DSC of all Designated Partners is required
Incorporation document
PAN Card, Certificate of Incorporation and MoA – AoA of Private Company
Financial Statements
Financial Statement of LLP duly signed by the Designated Partners
LLp Agreement
The LLP Agreement along with any supplementary agreement, if any
Digital Signature
DSC of all Designated Partners is required
How Will We Help?
Filing Annual Return
We will help you file Form 11 within the time limit provided under the law i.e. before the 30th of May of every year so that huge penalties can be avoided keeping the name and reputation intact.
Filing Solvency Statement and Statement of income and expenditure
We will help you file Form 8 within the time limit provided under the law i.e. before the 30th of October of every year so that huge penalties can be avoided keeping the name and reputation intact.
Change in Designated Partner
We will also help in adding or changing the Designated Partner in your LLP by filing Form 3 and Form 4 within 30 days of such change and also make necessary changes that need to be made in your LLP Agreement.
Frequently Asked Questions
All you need to know before applying for Annual Compliance:
LLP Annual Filing is necessary for every LLP since its incorporation. From the closure of its first financial year, the LLP must file both the forms within the prescribed time limit.
The annual compliance is mandatory for every LLP, irrespective of the number of transaction, turnover or commercial activity undertaken.
In case of delay in filing, the LLP is charged with additional Government fee of ₹ 100 for each day of delay. Also, there is no ceiling limit to an additional fee. For continuous failure to annual LLP compliance, the RoC can remove the name of LLP from its register. Also apart from additional fees, the penalty may also be levied to LLP and its partners.
The audited books of accounts are necessary for the LLP falling under any of the below-mentioned criteria:
1) If turnover of the LLP exceeds ₹ 40 Lakh; or
2) Total contribution of Partners exceeds ₹ 25 Lakh.
If LLP does not fall under any of the above criteria, statements with the signature of partners are sufficient.
Due dates of LLP compliance are based on the closure of each financial year. Financial Year of every LLP must be closed on 31st March. However, period of financial year depends on the month of its incorporation:
a) LLPs registered between 1st April and 30th September: The LLP must close its financial year on 31st March of next calendar year. Suppose LLP is registered on 1st May, 2018 , the same should close its financial year on 31st March, 2019.
b) LLPs registered between 1st October and 31st March: The LLP has an option to choose the end of its financial year. For instance if the LLP is registered on 30th October, 2018 the same can close its financial year either on 31st March, 2019 or 31st March, 2020.
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