For inactive or defunct Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) with zero outstanding liabilities, voluntary strike-off under Rule 37(1)(b) of the LLP Rules, 2009, is the most cost-effective and legally sound way to wind down. Leaving an inactive LLP open exposes the designated partners to a compounding penalty of ₹100 per day for each uncompleted annual filing (Form 8 and Form 11), with no upper ceiling. We manage the entire Fast Track Close LLP process on the MCA portal via Form 24, from drafting the necessary partner resolutions and indemnity bonds to securing Chartered Accountant certifications of nil assets and liabilities, ensuring your entity is struck off from the register without incurring massive compliance penalties.
Submit the strike-off application directly to the MCA portal, utilizing our expert secretarial team to secure quick, seamless approval.
Engage our CAs to draft and certify the mandatory financial statement showing nil assets and liabilities, dated within 30 days of filing.
Draft the legally binding affidavits and indemnity bonds required from all designated partners, ensuring full liability protection.
Assist in securing formal bank account closure certificates and canceling your LLP PAN and GSTIN registrations to prevent residual tax claims.
The LLP must have ceased commercial operations for at least one year, have zero assets and liabilities, have closed all bank accounts, and must ensure all annual filings (Form 8 and Form 11) are filed up to the date of cessation.
The ₹100 per day penalty for late filings compiles continuously until the annual returns are filed. We analyze your filing history and guide you through specific compounding relaxation schemes or filing updates to minimize your closure costs.
Once Form 24 is successfully filed with the MCA, the Registrar of Companies reviews the documents and publishes a public notice of closure on the MCA website. If no objections are received within one month, the LLP is officially struck off.
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Perform expert annual reconciliations and file GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C to prevent audit notices.
