Form 11
Annual return: partners and contributions.
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ROC & Corporate Compliance
FinAura files your LLP's annual returns: Form 11, the annual return with partners and contributions, and Form 8, the statement of account and solvency drawn from the books, certified where required by associate practising professionals. Every LLP files both every year, even if it did no business.
What is covered
Two forms a year, every year.
Annual return: partners and contributions.
Statement of account and solvency.
Prepared or reviewed.
Whether an audit is required.
Filed when they happen.
Where the form requires it.
How the month runs
Accounts, returns, filing.
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Your part
Our part
A common question
Yes. The LLP Act requires both annual filings whether or not the LLP did any business, and late filing attracts an additional fee for each day of delay with no upper cap.
Many dormant LLPs build up large fees unnoticed. If you no longer need the LLP, closing it properly stops the meter.
See company and LLP closureWho it is for
Consultants, agencies, firms.
Still required to file.
First returns.
Forms to update.
The rules, in plain English
LLP Act, 2008
Every LLP files a statement of account and solvency and an annual return with the Registrar each year, whether or not it did any business.
Official source: mca.gov.inThis is general information, not advice for your situation; we confirm what applies to you before any work starts.
Questions we get asked
Form 11 is the LLP's annual return, with partners and contributions. Form 8 is the statement of account and solvency for the year.
Only above the turnover or contribution limits in the LLP rules, though tax law may require a tax audit separately. We check your case.
An additional fee for each day of delay, which keeps accumulating, plus possible penalties.
Yes. Admission, retirement and changes in contribution are filed with the Registrar when they happen.