LLP Annual Compliance (Form 11 & Form 8)
LLP compliance is lighter than a company's, but it is not optional — and the penalties for late LLP filings are notably steep. Every LLP must file two annual forms with the ROC, plus its income tax return.
The two forms are the annual return (Form 11) and the statement of accounts and solvency (Form 8), each with its own due date.
Key features and requirements
- Form 11 (annual return) — due by 30 May each year
- Form 8 (statement of accounts and solvency) — due by 30 October
- Applies to every LLP, including dormant ones
- Income tax return also required annually
- Audit required only above prescribed turnover/contribution thresholds
- Late filing carries steep per-day additional fees
How TaxSastra handles this
We file your LLP’s Form 11 and Form 8 on time every year and keep your accounts and partner records in order — avoiding the heavy late fees LLPs are known for.
What’s included
- Form 11 (annual return) filing
- Form 8 (accounts & solvency) filing
- LLP income tax return
- Partner and contribution record upkeep
- Audit coordination where applicable
- Event-based LLP changes