Updated on: Jun 17th, 2024
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Form 11 is due on 30th May of each year. All LLPs registered under Limited Liability Act, 2008 have to annually file two forms – Form 11 and Form 8.
Annual Return: Form 11 is to be submitted within 60 days of closure of the financial year i.e 30th May of each year. (Financial year closes on 31st March.)
Statement of Account and Solvency: Form 8 is to be submitted within 30 days from the expiry of six months from the closure of the financial year i.e 30th October of each year.
This article covers the requirements for filing the Form 11- Annual Return. Also, We have given in brief here, the important aspects to note while filing Form 11.
Form 11 is an Annual return that is to be filled by all LLPs irrespective of turnover during the year. Even when an LLP does not carry out any operations or business during the financial year, Form 11 needs to be filed. Apart from Basic information about Name, Address of LLP, details of Partners/ Designated Partners, other details that need to be declared are :
It must be e-filed on the MCA portal. The e-form has to be downloaded and filled in an offline mode. The pre-fill option is available to minimize your efforts and the Pre-scrutiny button is present to validate the data filled in. This is done before you submit the form online.
Some of the important pointers that all LLPs have to make note of while filing the 5-page Form 11 are as follows:
If figures are within/less than the above limits then the designated partner themselves can certify the e-form. For more information visit llp annual filing. Note that there is no provision for resubmission of this e-Form.
Late Fees:
Penalty of Rs. 100 per day is chargeable till the date of filing.
LLPs need to file Form 11 by 30th May annually. The form requires basic LLP details, info about partners, and notices received for penalties. Prerequisites include LLPIN, partner contribution details, and DSC. Pre-scrutiny and accurate data entry on 31st March are essential. Practice for late filing results in penalties.