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LLP Form 8 Due Date

LLP Form 8, the statement of account and solvency, is due 30 October 2026 every year — five months after Form 11's 30 May deadline, both fixed dates rather than AGM-relative.

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Entirely different form set — Form 11 and Form 8, no AOC-4/MGT-7

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What Form 8 actually declares

Form 8 is the LLP's declaration of its financial position and solvency for the year — effectively the LLP equivalent of a company's financial statements, filed as a solvency statement signed by the designated partners rather than audited accounts in every case (audit applicability depends on the LLP's turnover and contribution thresholds).

Because Form 8 and Form 11 have different due dates five months apart, it's easy to file one and assume the LLP's annual compliance is complete — both are independently required, and missing either one carries its own separate penalty exposure.

The two forms also draw on different source records — Form 11 mainly needs updated partner and contribution details, while Form 8 needs the accounts to be substantially finalised — so preparing them on the same day rather than treating them as one combined task tends to expose gaps earlier.

Penalty exposure

Like Form 11, Form 8 carries the ₹100/day, no-cap penalty structure — and because its due date (30 October) sits closer to the company AGM season, LLPs with mixed corporate structures in the same group sometimes get less attention on Form 8 while the team is focused on AOC-4/MGT-7 deadlines for the group's companies.

A firm managing both LLPs and companies for the same client group is well served by a single combined calendar rather than two separate ones — the risk of Form 8 quietly slipping through the cracks rises specifically when it's tracked apart from the higher-visibility company deadlines nearby on the calendar.

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