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Every LLP in India must file annual returns with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). This process, called LLP annual filing, ensures compliance and avoids penalties. This article will help you understand the process, due dates and e-filing steps. What is LLP Annual Filing? LLP Annual Filing
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LLP Annual Filing is the mandatory submission of annual return forms by every LLP registered in India to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) to maintain compliance.
LLPs are required to submit two forms annually: Form 8, which contains financial statements and a solvency declaration, and Form 11, which includes details of partners and capital contributions.
The due date for Form 8 (financial details) is 30th October, and the due date for Form 11 (annual return) is 30th May, both for the financial year ending 31st March.
The e-filing process involves preparing necessary documents like financial statements and partner details, logging into the MCA portal, filling and uploading Form 8 and Form 11, attaching required documents, paying the applicable fees, and submitting the forms for verification.
A penalty of Rs 100 per day is charged for delays in filing either Form 8 or Form 11. Continuous non-compliance can also lead to the LLP being struck off.
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