Winding Up of LLP
A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) must be officially closed with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) if it has stopped business or is inactive.
Winding up an LLP legally protects designated partners from future liabilities, removes the entity from regulatory databases, and eliminates the need for continued compliance filings.
Our LLP Winding Up Services help partners close their LLP seamlessly — through Voluntary Strike-Off (Form 24) or formal liquidation, depending on the entity's financial and compliance position.
Key Features / Process
Eligibility Check
Evaluate if your LLP qualifies for strike-off — must be inactive for at least one year, have no liabilities, and all filings up to date.
Document Preparation & Compliance Review
Review all pending returns and ROC filings. Prepare affidavits, indemnity bonds, and board resolutions required for closure.
Application Filing (Form 24)
File Form 24 along with all required documents on the MCA portal to initiate voluntary strike-off of the LLP.
Final Return & Statement of Accounts
Prepare and certify a Statement of Accounts (not older than 30 days from filing date) to be submitted with the closure application.
DIN KYC & ROC Compliance Rectification
Help in updating Director Identification Number (DIN) KYC and clearing overdue ROC filings to meet closure eligibility.
Tracking & Liaison with ROC
Monitor the status of Form 24, respond to MCA/ROC queries, and secure the official LLP Closure Certificate upon approval.
Information Checklist
To initiate LLP winding up, the following details and documents are required:
LLP Basic Documents:
- LLP Agreement and Amendments (if any)
- Certificate of Incorporation
- PAN of LLP
- Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) of Designated Partners
Partner Details:
- PAN and Aadhaar of Designated Partners
- No Objection Letter from all Partners
Financial Records:
- Statement of Accounts (not older than 30 days)
- Income Tax Return Acknowledgment (latest filed)
- Nil Asset/Liability Declaration
Closure Documents:
- Affidavit & Indemnity Bond (from all designated partners)
- Resolution for Closure
- Consent Letter from Creditors (if any)
- Bank Closure Certificate (if account closed)
FAQs
An LLP can be closed voluntarily by filing Form 24 with the Registrar of Companies if it has been inactive for over a year and has no assets or liabilities.
Form 24 is the official application used to strike off an LLP from MCA records. It’s filed along with relevant declarations, financials, and partner consents.
No. All liabilities must be cleared before applying for closure. If liabilities exist, formal liquidation is required through a tribunal process.
The LLP must be inactive for at least one year, have no assets or liabilities, and must have filed all pending returns and statements with the ROC.
Yes, the latest Income Tax Return must be filed and acknowledged. A copy of the acknowledgment must be submitted with Form 24.
The strike-off process usually takes **60–120 days** from the date of filing Form 24, depending on ROC processing and query resolution.
No, Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) of designated partners are mandatory to digitally sign Form 24 during submission.
Once struck off, the LLP cannot be revived unless by order of NCLT within a prescribed time frame and on legal grounds.
You must complete overdue filings before initiating closure. ROC may reject Form 24 if statutory returns are missing.
Yes, we help clients close multiple LLPs with streamlined document management and end-to-end ROC coordination.
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