LLP Annual Filing

What is LLP Annual Filing  Overview

For a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), the returns should be filed periodically for maintaining compliance and escape heavy penalty under the law for non-compliance. A Limited Liability Partnership has only few compliance to be followed every year which is amazingly low as compared to the compliance requirements placed on the private limited companies. However, the fines seem to be quite large. Whilst non-compliance might only charge a Private Limited company INR 1 lakh in terms of penalties, it might charge an LLP up to INR 5 lakh.

Documents Required For LLP Annual Filing ( Annually)

  • PAN Card & COI: PAN Card and Certificate of Incorporation of LLP
  • 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

 

LLP Annual Filing Compliance Calendar for your quick reference: 

Form Type

Described

Due date

To be filed with

Form-8

Filing of Statement of Accounts

30th October

Registrar of Companies

Form-11

Filing of Annual Returns

30th May

Registrar of Companies

ITR -5

Income tax return

31st July (or 30th September, if tax audit is mandatory)

Income tax department

Audit

Tax Audit (only if applicable)

30th September

Income tax department

 Late filing of such forms entail penalties of Rs. 100/- per day of default.

LLP Annual Filing

Price : 4999.00/-

F.A.Q.

Late filing may result in penalties and fines. It’s crucial to adhere to the statutory deadlines to maintain compliance and avoid legal consequences.
Commonly included documents are the Statement of Account & Solvency, Annual Return, and other regulatory filings as required by the LLP Act.
The deadline varies by jurisdiction, but LLPs are typically required to file their annual returns within a specified time frame after the end of the financial year.
es, many LLPs engage professional services, including chartered accountants or company secretaries, to ensure accurate and compliant LLP Annual Filing.
Yes, regulatory requirements may change over time. LLPs should stay informed about any updates or changes in filing requirements to ensure compliance.
The information in the Annual Filing, especially financial statements, is crucial for assessing tax liabilities, carry-forward of losses, and other tax-related benefits. Accurate filing helps in optimizing tax planning.

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