LLP Late Fee Calculator — Form 11 & Form 8
File LLP Form 11 (Annual Return, due 30 May) or Form 8 (Statement of Account & Solvency, due 30 October) after the due date and the MCA charges an additional fee — a multiplier of the normal filing fee that climbs the longer you wait, plus a per‑day amount once you are more than a year late. This calculator works out the total for your dates. Government fee only.
LLP late‑fee calculator — all forms
Set the form and either the financial year (Form 8 / Form 11) or the date of the underlying event (every other form), plus the date you filed or 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. Form 8 / Form 11 use the multiplier-plus-per-day-tail schedule for FY 2021‑22 onwards. The event-based forms (3, 4, 5, 12, 15) use the same multiplier ladder through 360 days late, then a flat capped multiplier only — 25× (Small LLP) / 50× (other) — with no per-day tail. Older defaults used a flat ₹100 per day with no cap. The fee is per form: each form is filed and paid separately, 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.
How the LLP late fee is calculated
The total is two numbers added together: the normal filing fee (fixed, set by your LLP’s total contribution) and the additional fee (a multiplier of that normal fee, set by how many days late you are).
Normal filing fee — by contribution
| LLP contribution | Normal fee per form |
|---|---|
| Up to ₹1 lakh | ₹50 |
| ₹1 lakh to ₹5 lakh | ₹100 |
| ₹5 lakh to ₹10 lakh | ₹150 |
| ₹10 lakh to ₹25 lakh | ₹200 |
| ₹25 lakh to ₹1 crore | ₹400 |
| Above ₹1 crore | ₹600 |
Additional (late) fee — the multiplier ladder
Since 1 April 2022 (the LLP (Amendment) Rules, 2022) the old flat ₹100‑a‑day penalty is gone. Form 8 and Form 11 now use the schedule below, and it depends on whether the LLP is a “Small LLP” — total contribution up to ₹25 lakh and turnover up to ₹40 lakh (both conditions).
| Delay past the due date | Small LLP | Other than Small LLP |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 15 days | 1× | 1× |
| 16 to 30 days | 2× | 4× |
| 31 to 60 days | 4× | 8× |
| 61 to 90 days | 6× | 12× |
| 91 to 180 days | 10× | 20× |
| 181 to 360 days | 15× | 30× |
| Beyond 360 days | 15× plus ₹10 for every extra day past 360 | 30× plus ₹20 for every extra day past 360 |
Worked examples
Form 11, a few months late. FY 2024‑25 Form 11 was due 30 May 2025. A Small LLP with ₹1 lakh contribution filing on 20 September 2025 is about 113 days late — the 91‑to‑180‑day band, so 10×. Total = ₹50 normal + ₹500 additional = ₹550.
Form 11, over a year late. The same LLP filing on 15 July 2026 is about 411 days late. Total = ₹50 + (15× ₹50) + (₹10 × 51 days past 360) = ₹50 + ₹750 + ₹510 = ₹1,310.
Form 8, other than a Small LLP. FY 2023‑24 Form 8 was due 30 October 2024. An LLP with contribution above ₹1 crore filing on 1 March 2026 is about 487 days late. Total = ₹600 + (30× ₹600) + (₹20 × 127 days past 360) = ₹600 + ₹18,000 + ₹2,540 = ₹21,140.
What the calculator does not include
- Professional fees for preparing or filing the form — this is the government fee only.
- DSC, stamp duty, name reservation, GST — separate costs.
- Income‑tax penalties (section 234F, interest under section 234A) — those apply to a late ITR‑5, not to Form 8 or Form 11.
- Pre‑1‑April‑2022 due dates — those still carry the old flat ₹100‑a‑day fee with no cap. This calculator assumes a due date on or after 1 April 2022.
- Event‑based forms (Form 3, 4, 15) — same ladder to 360 days, then a flat 25× / 50× instead of the per‑day tail.
LLP Form 8 late fee calculator
For the Form 8 late fee, set the form to Form 8 in the calculator above. Form 8 is the Statement of Account & Solvency — an LLP’s annual accounts filing — and it is due 30 October for the financial year that ended the previous 31 March. File it after that date and the MCA adds the same additional (late) fee that applies to Form 11.
Form 8 and Form 11 share one late‑fee schedule. The only differences are the due date — 30 October for Form 8, 30 May for Form 11 — and that each form runs on its own separate delay clock, so you can be on time for one and late for the other. The normal fee is the same ₹50 to ₹600 by contribution slab, and the additional fee is the same multiplier that grows with the delay (up to 15× for a Small LLP, 30× for any other), plus ₹10 or ₹20 a day once the delay passes 360 days.
Form 8 late fee — worked example
FY 2024‑25 Form 8 was due 30 October 2025. A Small LLP with ₹3 lakh contribution (normal fee ₹100) filing on 10 March 2026 is about 131 days late — the 91‑to‑180‑day band, so 10×. Total = ₹100 normal + ₹1,000 additional = ₹1,100 for Form 8. If Form 11 for the same year is also pending, it is calculated and paid separately on top.
See the LLP Compliance Calendar for every LLP due date in one place, or LLP Form 8 — Statement of Account & Solvency for what the form contains.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the late fee for LLP Form 11?
It is a multiplier of the normal filing fee (₹50 to ₹600 depending on contribution): 1× up to 15 days late, then 2×/4×, 4×/8×, 6×/12×, 10×/20× and 15×/30× (Small LLP / other than Small LLP) as the delay grows, plus ₹10 or ₹20 for every day beyond 360. Use the calculator on this page for the exact figure for your dates.
How much is the late fee for LLP Form 8?
The Form 8 late fee is the normal filing fee (₹50 to ₹600, set by the LLP contribution slab) plus an additional fee that is a multiplier of it — 1× up to 15 days late, then 2×/4×, 4×/8×, 6×/12×, 10×/20× and 15×/30× (Small LLP / other than Small LLP) as the delay grows, plus ₹10 or ₹20 for every day beyond 360. It is the same schedule as Form 11; only the 30 October due date differs. Use the calculator on this page for the exact figure for your dates.
Is the LLP Form 8 late fee the same as Form 11?
Yes. Form 8 and Form 11 use the same additional‑fee schedule; only the due date differs — Form 8 is due 30 October, Form 11 is due 30 May. Each form is calculated and paid separately, on its own delay clock.
What counts as a “Small LLP” for the late fee?
An LLP whose total contribution is up to ₹25 lakh and whose turnover is up to ₹40 lakh. Cross either limit and the higher “Other than Small LLP” column applies.
How is the fee calculated once the LLP is more than a year late?
The multiplier caps at 15× (Small LLP) or 30× (other) of the normal fee, and on top of that ₹10 (Small LLP) or ₹20 (other) is added for every day beyond 360. There is no upper limit.
Is there a penalty if the LLP did no business?
Yes. Form 8 and Form 11 are mandatory for every LLP, including a dormant one with no transactions, and the same late fee applies if they are filed after the due date.
Does this calculator include professional or filing charges?
No. It shows only the government fee — the MCA normal fee plus additional fee. It does not include DSC, professional fees, or any income‑tax penalty.
What is the due date for LLP Form 11 and Form 8?
Form 11 (Annual Return) is due 30 May. Form 8 (Statement of Account & Solvency) is due 30 October. Both relate to the financial year ended the previous 31 March.