The LLP has been inactive since its incorporation or has remained dormant for at least one year.
The LLP has no assets or liabilities as of the application date.
The LLP’s current account has been closed.
The LLP must obtain consent from relevant parties, including authorities, creditors, and partners.
A compliance manager will reach out to collect your documents and provide you with a simple checklist. Please fill it out and submit it with your documents for verification. Our expert team will review the documents you provide and proceed with the necessary steps. Throughout the process, your compliance manager will keep you informed about the progress.
Once we have received all your documents and details, we will prepare necessary documents, such as affidavits and declarations. Additionally, we will file any pending forms and documents with the Registrar of Companies (ROC). After filing, we will obtain a certificate from a Chartered Accountant confirming that the company has no assets or liabilities.
A defunct LLP refers to a limited liability partnership that has not been active for an extended period. It has not been carrying on business or operations, and often has no assets or liabilities. Such LLPs are typically not required to file annual returns and may seek closure.
To close a defunct LLP, an application for striking off the name must be filed with the Registrar of Companies (ROC). This process involves submitting various forms and obtaining consent from all partners. If the ROC approves the application, the LLP will be officially struck off the register.
E-Form 24 is used for the closure or strike-off of an LLP from the register of companies. It is a mandatory form that needs to be filed along with consent from all partners and other necessary documents for the LLP strike-off process.
The strike-off process typically takes about 3 to 6 months. The duration can vary depending on the complexity of the case and whether the necessary documents are in order.
Yes, an LLP that has done business in the past can still be closed, but it will need to meet specific criteria for closure. If the business has been dormant for a certain period and has no outstanding liabilities or assets, it may still be eligible for closure.
Yes, obtaining consent from all partners is mandatory for the closure of an LLP. Each partner must agree to the winding-up process and provide the necessary signatures on the required documents.
Yes, once the application for strike-off is approved, the ROC will issue a certificate confirming the closure or strike-off of the LLP. This certificate will serve as legal proof that the LLP is no longer registered.
Our LLP strike-off services are available across various cities in India. We provide services in major cities like Bangalore, Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, and many others.
Feel free to get in touch with us for any further queries or assistance regarding the LLP strike-off process. We are here to help!
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