Keep Your LLP Compliant — File Form 11 and Form 8 Before the Deadline
Every Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) registered under the LLP Act, 2008 must file two annual forms with the MCA: Form 11 (Annual Return) — due by 30th May each year, and Form 8 (Statement of Account & Solvency) — due by 30th October each year. Unlike companies, LLPs have no AGM requirement, but the annual filing obligation is equally strict. Non-filing attracts a penalty. Late fee is based whether LLP is small LLP or not and based on total contribution amount.
Form 11 is a comprehensive annual return disclosing the LLP's partners, their capital contributions, changes in partners during the year, and business activities summary. Form 8 contains the Statement of Account (P&L and Balance Sheet) and a Solvency declaration by designated partners — confirming that the LLP is able to pay its debts. For LLPs with annual turnover above ₹40 lakhs or capital contribution above ₹25 lakhs, the financial statements in Form 8 must be audited by a Practicing Chartered Accountant.
Who Needs This?
Pricing
LLP Annual Filing — Both Forms
₹3,999
Form 11 + Form 8
Ideal for: All LLPs — active or dormant — with standard compliance requirements
LLP Filing + Auditor verification & signing
₹4,999
For LLPs requiring audited accounts in Form 8
Ideal for: LLPs with turnover above ₹40 lakhs or capital contribution above ₹25 lakhs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Form 11 and Form 8?
Form 11 is the Annual Return — it reports information about partners, their capital, changes during the year, and business activities. It is due by 30th May. Form 8 is the financial statement form — it contains the P&L, Balance Sheet, and solvency declaration. It is due by 30th October. Both are mandatory every year.
Is audit mandatory for all LLPs?
Audit is mandatory only for LLPs with annual turnover above ₹40 lakhs or capital contribution above ₹25 lakhs. Other LLPs file self-certified financial statements in Form 8 signed by designated partners.
Can an LLP be struck off for non-filing?
Yes. The MCA can initiate strike-off proceedings against LLPs with continued non-compliance under Section 75 of the LLP Act. Designated partners can also be declared defaulters, affecting their ability to hold directorships.
⚡ Key Filing Details
File Form 11 and Form 8 on Time → We prepare, verify, and file both forms before the deadline every year