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LLP Form 8 Late Filing Penalty

LLP Form 8 filed 60 days after its 30 October due date costs ₹6,000 — ₹100 per day, no upper cap.

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The LLP's second annual filing

Form 8 — the statement of account and solvency — is due 30 October every year, five months after Form 11's 30 May deadline, and carries the identical ₹100/day, no-cap penalty. A filing due 30 October 2026 and made 29 December 2026 accrues ₹6,000.

Because Form 11 and Form 8 fall five months apart, it's common for one to be filed on time and the other missed, particularly around year-end when accounting work competes for the same partners' attention — tracking both independently, rather than assuming one filing implies the other, catches this before it compounds.

Both forms, every year, at once

An LLP that has missed both Form 11 and Form 8 for several consecutive years accrues ₹100/day on each form independently for each year — a three-year default across both forms is six separate accruing rows, not one. The calculator below totals every selected year and form together for an LLP exactly as it does for a company's AOC-4 and MGT-7.

LLPs don't carry the same director-disqualification mechanism under Section 164(2) as companies (that provision is company-specific), but prolonged non-filing still exposes an LLP to being struck off the register — confirm the current position with a CS before advising a client either way.

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