LLP Compliance Registration in Ahmedabad — Stay Penalty-Free Every Year
Ongoing ROC compliance for LLPs that are already registered — Form 8, Form 11, Income Tax filing, Partner KYC and change filings, tracked on a compliance calendar so you never miss a due date.
- Form 8 & Form 11
- Income tax return
- Partner KYC
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Every LLP filing, on one calendar.
An LLP has far fewer filings than a company — but missing even one still means a late fee that multiplies the longer you wait. Here is what is due and when.
Form 11 — Annual Return
Filed within 60 days of financial year end.
- Fee up to 30× if late
- Escalates with delay
- Mandatory if dormant
Form 8 — Solvency
Financial position and solvency declaration.
- Any turnover
- Self-certified below limit
- Fee up to 30× if late
Income Tax Return
31st October if the LLP is subject to tax audit.
- Tax audit check
- Partner remuneration
- Loss carry-forward
Partner DIR-3 KYC
Once every 3 financial years per DIN, not annually — due 30th June after the cycle ends.
- Per partner
- DPIN deactivation risk
- ₹5,000 reactivation
Two different filings, easy to mix up.
Quick answer: Form 11 reports who your partners are; Form 8 reports your LLP's financial position. Filing one does not excuse the other — both are mandatory every year, even for a dormant LLP.
| Factor | Form 11 — Annual Return | Form 8 — Solvency |
|---|---|---|
| What it reports | Summary of partners & LLP structure as of 31 March | Financial position & solvency declaration for the year |
| Filed within | 60 days of FY end — by 30th May | 30 days from 6 months after FY end — by 30th October |
| Digitally signed by | 2 designated partners | 2 designated partners |
| Extra certification | Practising Company Secretary, if turnover >₹5Cr or contribution >₹50L | Chartered Accountant audit, if turnover >₹40L or contribution >₹25L |
| Required even if dormant | Yes | Yes |
Late fees for both forms follow the same escalating multiplier schedule — see the table below.
What it actually costs to file late.
Since April 2022, the old flat ₹100-a-day penalty is gone. Form 8 and Form 11 now attract a late fee that's a multiplier of the normal filing fee — and it climbs the longer you wait, so a form filed three months late costs far more than one filed a few days late.
| Delay | Small LLP | Other LLP |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 15 days | 1× | 1× |
| 16–30 days | 2× | 4× |
| 31–60 days | 4× | 8× |
| 61–90 days | 6× | 12× |
| 91–180 days (3–6 months) | 10× | 20× |
| 181–360 days | 15× | 30× |
| Beyond 360 days | 15× + ₹10/day | 30× + ₹20/day |
"Small LLP" means contribution up to ₹25 lakh and turnover up to ₹40 lakh — everyone else falls in the "Other LLP" column. The multiplier applies to the form's normal filing fee, which itself scales with your LLP's total capital contribution.
Need a specific figure? The LLP compliance calendar has a late-fee calculator — enter the form, the financial year and your filing date and it returns the days late, the delay band and the total government fee, alongside the full normal-fee and additional-fee tables with worked examples — or work out your own figure right here:
LLP late‑fee calculator — Form 11 & Form 8
Set the form, the financial year and the date you filed — or the date you plan to file. It returns the MCA due date, how many days late that is, the delay band and the total government fee: normal fee plus the additional (late) fee. Government fee only — no DSC, professional charge or income‑tax penalty.
Based on the LLP (Amendment) Rules, 2022 — the multiplier system for Form 8 / Form 11 for FY 2021‑22 onwards. Older defaults used a flat ₹100 per day with no cap. The fee is per form: Form 8 and Form 11 are filed and paid separately, each on its own delay clock. A government‑fee estimate for guidance, not a demand or a quote — confirm the payable amount on the MCA portal before you file.
Once Form 8 is filed, getting the right expense head for each ledger line matters too — use the LLP Form 8 expense-head finder to check.
Beyond the annual calendar.
Some filings are triggered by an event rather than the calendar — miss the 30-day window and the penalty clock starts the same way.
Change in Partners (Form 4)
Appointment, resignation or change of a designated partner or partner.
LLP Agreement Change (Form 3)
Any amendment to profit-sharing ratio, capital contribution or business activity.
Registered Office Change (Form 15)
Shifting the registered office within or outside the same state.
What We Need From You
Checklist- Bank statements for the financial year
- Sales and purchase records / books of account
- Details of any partner or capital changes
- Prior year's filed Form 8 and Form 11 (if any)
- PAN and DIN of all current partners
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LLP Compliance ↗Frequently asked questions
Yes. Form 8 and Form 11 are mandatory every year regardless of turnover or activity, even for a dormant LLP.
Since April 2022 it's not a flat ₹100/day — the penalty is a multiplier of the normal filing fee that escalates with delay: 1× up to 15 days late, rising to 10×/20× (small LLP/other LLP) once you're past three months, and 15×/30× beyond six months, plus a flat daily amount on top past a year.
Only if annual turnover exceeds ₹40 lakh or partner contribution exceeds ₹25 lakh — otherwise a self-certified Form 8 is sufficient.
Yes — Form 8 has a dedicated section for declaring the creation, modification or satisfaction of a charge, though the LLP Act (unlike the Companies Act) doesn't actually mandate charge registration — LLPs report it voluntarily. There's no separate or additional government fee for including charge details; it's covered by the same Form 8 filing fee based on your contribution slab.
Form 11 (Annual Return) is due 30 May. Form 8 (Statement of Account & Solvency) is due 30 October. The income tax return on ITR-5 is due 31 August without a tax audit, or 31 October with one. DIR-3 KYC for each partner is due 30 June.
Form 11 is the Annual Return — partner details, contribution and any changes in the partnership during the year — due 30 May. Form 8 is the Statement of Account & Solvency — the LLP's financial position and a solvency declaration — due 30 October. Both are mandatory every year for every LLP.
A practising Company Secretary must certify Form 11 if the LLP's total contribution exceeds ₹50 lakh or its annual turnover exceeds ₹5 crore. Below both thresholds, a designated partner can self-certify the form.
DIR-3 KYC is the annual identity verification every partner holding a DPIN must complete with the MCA, due 30 June each year. Miss it and the DPIN is deactivated and a ₹5,000 reactivation fee applies, which also blocks any LLP filing that partner needs to sign.
The late-filing fee compounds under the 2022 multiplier system — up to 10× or 20× the normal fee, plus a flat daily amount past a year — with no upper cap, and it applies separately to every missed Form 8 and Form 11. Designated partners can also be disqualified, and the LLP cannot be cleanly closed until the backlog is cleared.
Yes. Form 8 and Form 11 are ROC filings with the MCA; the income tax return (ITR-5) is a separate filing with the Income Tax Department. All three are required every year, on different due dates, and filing one does not cover the others.
Yes — we regularly take over ongoing compliance for LLPs incorporated elsewhere; we just need your last filed Form 8/11 and current partner details to get started.