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What are the annual compliance requirements for LLP?

Statement of Accounts and Solvency (Form 8)

  • Every LLP must file Form 8 annually, which includes a declaration of solvency and a statement of accounts
  • It must be filed with the Registrar of Companies (RoC) by 30th October each year
  • Applicable even if the LLP has no business activity during the financial year
  • The form must be signed by designated partners and certified by a Chartered Accountant if an audit is required
  • Delay in filing attracts a penalty of ₹100 per day without any upper limit

Annual Return (Form 11)

  • Form 11 is the summary of partners and changes in partnership structure, if any
  • It must be filed annually by 30th May, irrespective of turnover or business activity
  • Details required include partner contributions, designated partners, and changes made during the year
  • No requirement to attach financial statements with this form
  • Non-compliance leads to daily penalties and restricted filing access

Income Tax Return (ITR-5)

  • LLPs must file their Income Tax Return in Form ITR-5 with the Income Tax Department
  • If the LLP is not under audit, the due date is 31st July
  • If an audit is applicable, the due date extends to 31st October
  • LLPs must also pay advance tax if the total tax liability exceeds ₹10,000 in a financial year
  • Filing after the due date attracts late fees under Section 234F and interest penalties

Audit Requirements

  • Audit under the LLP Act is mandatory if the turnover exceeds ₹40 lakhs or the capital contribution exceeds ₹25 lakhs
  • Audited financial statements must be filed with Form 8
  • Audit must be conducted by a practicing Chartered Accountant
  • The audit ensures the accuracy of the books of account, financial position, and disclosures
  • Auditors are appointed through a formal resolution by the partners

Maintenance of Statutory Records and Other Filings

  • LLPs must maintain proper books of accounts, either on cash or accrual basis
  • Maintain records of partner contributions, meetings, and compliance filings
  • Any change in LLP name, address, or partners must be filed with the appropriate event-based forms
  • LLPs must also update beneficial ownership details if applicable
  • Timely filings preserve the LLP’s legal standing and credibility

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