LLP Annual Filing: Form 11, Form 8 and LLP ITR

Two forms decide an LLP's compliance record: Form 11 by 30 May and Form 8 by 30 October — each accruing ₹100 per day late, without cap, forever. This standing engagement files both from reconciled books, adds the ITR, and never lets the calendar slip.

When this service is typically required

• Every LLP, every year — the obligation exists regardless of activity or profit
• A dormant LLP has quietly accumulated late fees
• Audit applicability needs testing (turnover ₹40 lakh / contribution ₹25 lakh thresholds)
• Partner changes or agreement amendments also need Form 4/3 filings

Indicative scope

• Form 11 (annual return of partners) by 30 May
• Form 8 (statement of account & solvency) by 30 October
• LLP ITR with audit where thresholds are crossed
• Event filings: partner changes, agreement amendments, address shifts
• Late-filing regularisation for backlogged LLPs, quoted upfront

Key points at a glance

Deliverables

Both forms filed with SRNs, the ITR acknowledgement, a solvency working paper behind Form 8, and a standing reminder calendar.

Information and documents generally required

Books/trial balance, bank statements, partner details and changes during the year, prior filings for continuity.

Engagement process

Client responsibilities, assumptions and reliance

Books and partner-change information must arrive on the agreed dates; the ₹100/day meter does not respect anyone's busy season. Solvency declarations rest on the partners.

Scope exclusions

Strike-off of defunct LLPs and dispute matters are separate engagements (strike-off available as its own service).

Frequently asked questions

This page describes the service in general terms as on 6 August 2026 and is not professional advice or an assurance of any outcome. Registrations, filings, refunds and departmental outcomes depend on facts and the concerned authority. Figures and due dates change; verify current positions before acting.