LLP Strike Off & Closure
Form 24, once the filings are current.
An LLP that has ceased trading, or that never started, closes by filing Form 24 with the consent of all partners.
Every overdue Form 8 and Form 11 has to be filed first, with their accumulated late fees — which is why closing early costs far less than closing after three dormant years.
The LLP must have no liabilities and its bank accounts must be closed before the application.
What is included
- Overdue Form 8 and Form 11 filings
- Partner consent and the closure affidavits
- Statement of accounts certified by a CA
- Form 24 filed through to strike off
What we need from you
- LLP agreement
- Consent of all partners
- Statement of accounts within thirty days
- Proof the bank accounts are closed, and an indemnity bond
Questions
Can I close an LLP that never started trading?
Yes, and it is the cheapest case. But the annual Form 8 and Form 11 filings accrued from incorporation regardless of trading, so those still have to be filed with their late fees before Form 24 is accepted.
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