LLP Closure (or LLP Strike Off) means voluntarily removing your LLP’s name from the official records of the Registrar of Companies (ROC). It can be done if:
Once the MCA approves your Form 24 application, the LLP is legally dissolved, and there’s no need to file future returns or maintain accounts.
If your Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is no longer active or profitable, or you simply want to discontinue it due to personal or professional reasons, the best thing to do is to legally close it through the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). This is known as LLP Strike Off or LLP Closure under Rule 37 of the LLP Rules, 2009.
Many business owners make the mistake of keeping an inactive LLP open, but even an idle LLP is legally required to file annual returns and maintain compliance. Failure to do so can lead to heavy late fees, penalties, and even disqualification of partners.
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You should apply for closure when your LLP is not doing any business for at least one year and has no outstanding liabilities. It’s best to close early instead of accumulating non-compliance penalties.
Form 24 is the form filed with the MCA to apply for the voluntary closure of an LLP. It includes statements, affidavits, and financials confirming that the LLP is inactive and debt-free.
No. You must first clear all debts and obtain a “no dues” financial statement. An LLP with pending liabilities cannot apply for a strike-off.
If your LLP has ever earned income, you must file at least one ITR (Income Tax Return) before applying for closure. If no ITR was ever filed, a declaration needs to be submitted.
All pending filings must be completed before applying for closure. If there are missed filings, CallMyCA can help you clear them and then proceed with Form 24.
It usually takes 20–30 working days if all documents and compliance are in place. Delays may occur if past filings are missing or documents need resubmission.
Yes. A CA-certified Statement of Accounts (showing nil assets and liabilities) is mandatory for the closure process. CallMyCA provides in-house CA support.
Even inactive LLPs must file returns annually. Not doing so attracts Rs. 100 per day penalties per form, legal notices, and even partner disqualification.
Yes, if the foreign-owned LLP fulfills all closure conditions like zero liabilities and inactivity, it can apply for strike-off.
Once struck off, the LLP ceases to exist. Revival is only possible by order of the NCLT, which is a long and expensive legal process. So it’s best to be sure before applying.