Why LLP Annual Filings Are Important?

• ✅ To maintain active and legal status with MCA

• ✅ To avoid penalties and legal consequences

• ✅ Ensures financial transparency and governance

• ✅ Required for loan, funding, or government tenders

• ✅ Builds credibility with clients and authorities

Mandatory LLP Filings – Every Financial Year

LLPs registered in India are required to file the following annual forms:

1. Form 11 – Annual Return of LLP

• Due Date: On or before 30th May every year

• Details Covered: Designated Partners, capital contribution, and summary of changes (if any)

• Applicable to: All LLPs, regardless of turnover or activity status

2. Form 8 – Statement of Account & Solvency

• Due Date: On or before 30th October every year

• Details Covered: Financial statements including Profit & Loss Account, Balance Sheet, declaration of solvency

• Certification: Must be certified by a Chartered Accountant

3. Income Tax Return Filing (ITR-5)

• Due Date:

  • 31st July if audit not required

  • 31st October if audit is required

• Mandatory even if there is no income

• LLPs with turnover over ₹40 lakhs or contribution above ₹25 lakhs are required to get their books audited

Optional/Conditional Filings (If Applicable):

• Form 3 – For any amendments in LLP Agreement

• Form 4 – Appointment/Resignation of Partners

• Form 24 – For striking off an LLP