Begin your LLP annual filing.

Filing

Contact & pay

Fee₹7,000/year· Filed within the statutory window once you engage

Professional fee. The two MCA filing fees are added once you tell us the contribution, and the full total is shown before you pay.

Step 1 of 2

About the filing

LLPIN, name, contribution, and the audit status, that's all we need to start.

Identity

LLPIN (7 characters)

7 letters / digits. Hyphen is optional, we accept AAA-1234 or AAA1234.

ii.

Name

LLP registered legal name

iii.

Financial year

The year we'll file for

FY 25-26

1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026

Form 11 due

30 May 2026

Form 8 due

30 October 2026

Need an earlier year instead? .

iv.

Contribution

Total partner contribution

₹

From your LLP Agreement, the total the partners have put in. The Ministry's fee for each of the two forms steps up with it: ₹50 below ₹1 lakh, then ₹100, ₹150 and ₹200.

Ministry filing fees (in your total):

Form 11, Annual Return

₹50

Form 8, Account & Solvency

₹50

Both paid on your behalf. Nothing collected later.

Accounts

Audited accounts status

Yes, audited accounts are readyBeing prepared by our accountantNot required, we're below the audit threshold

LLPs need a statutory audit only above ₹40 lakh turnover or ₹25 lakh contribution. Below that, Form 8 is filed without a CA's audit.

We file Form 8 from figures your accountant has finalised. Preparing the accounts, and the audit itself where one is needed, stay with your CA.

Why we ask this

Every LLP files two MCA forms each year: Form 11 (Annual Return) by 30 May and Form 8 (Statement of Account & Solvency) by 30 October. Late fees are punitive and escalate by month, broadly 1× the normal fee for up to 15 days, then 4×, 10×, 15×, 25×, and 50× beyond 365 days, so filing on time is much cheaper than fixing the delay. The financial year and whether the accounts are audited drive which version of Form 8 is filed.

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