ROC Compliances (LLP & Partnership Firms)
LLPs have a fixed annual and event-based filing calendar with the Registrar of Companies (ROC), and partnership firms carry their own registration and tax obligations. We track every due date and file on your behalf, so nothing is missed and no late fee builds up unnoticed.
Every LLP registered under the LLP Act, 2008 must file an Annual Return (Form 11) and a Statement of Account & Solvency (Form 8) with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) each year, along with any event-based forms triggered by a change in partners, capital contribution or registered address. A registered partnership firm doesn't file with the ROC — its obligations sit with the Registrar of Firms in the state where it's registered, alongside PAN, TAN, GST and income tax filings. Missing either track attracts an additional filing fee that increases with every day of delay, so both LLPs and partnership firms benefit from one team tracking the calendar for them.
What our ROC compliance service includes
A single point of contact for every filing your LLP or partnership firm needs to stay in good standing.
- Annual filing of Form 11 (Annual Return) for LLPs
- Annual filing of Form 8 (Statement of Account & Solvency)
- Event-based ROC filings — change in partners, capital, or address
- Designated Partner DIN KYC (DIR-3 KYC) every year
- Partnership deed updates and Registrar of Firms filings
- Compliance calendar with reminders well before each due date
Compliances we handle for you
The recurring and event-based filings that keep an LLP or partnership firm compliant through the year.
LLP Annual Return — Form 11
Filed every year within 60 days of the financial year-end, capturing details of partners and their contribution as on 31st March.
Statement of Account & Solvency — Form 8
A yearly declaration of the LLP's solvency along with its financial statements, filed within 30 days of six months from the financial year-end.
Event-Based ROC Filings
Filings triggered by a change in the LLP — admission or resignation of a partner (Form 3/4), change of registered office (Form 15), or the address where records are kept (Form 12).
Designated Partner KYC
Annual DIN KYC for every designated partner, required to keep their DIN active and the LLP filings valid.
Partnership Firm Compliance
Registrar of Firms intimation for changes to the partnership deed, along with PAN, TAN, GST and income tax filings for the firm.
Penalty & Additional Fee Management
Where a filing has slipped, we assess the additional fee exposure and get the entity current with minimum further delay.
Our process
From initial consultation to completion.
Compliance Health Check
Review incorporation or registration documents, past filings and DIN/PAN status to map exactly where the entity stands.
Build the Filing Calendar
Set out every annual and event-based due date applicable to your LLP or partnership firm, with reminders ahead of each one.
Prepare & Review Filings
Draft each form with the required financials and disclosures, and share it with you for review before submission.
File & Confirm
Submit to the ROC or Registrar of Firms as applicable, and share the acknowledgment for your records.
Why ROC compliance gets missed
What sets our approach apart.
No monthly reminder, unlike GST
LLP filings are annual and event-based rather than monthly, so they're easy to lose track of between one year and the next.
Additional fee compounds daily
A delayed Form 11 or Form 8 accrues an additional fee for every day it stays pending, which adds up quickly if it's caught late.
Event filings are easy to forget
A partner change or address update needs its own ROC filing, and it's often overlooked because it doesn't follow a fixed date.
ROC Compliances (LLP & Partnership Firms) questions answered
What people ask before engaging us.
Not sure which ROC filings apply to you?
We'll review your LLP or partnership firm and build a compliance calendar around it.
