Partner contribution is a legal/economic commitment; partner capital/current account is the accounting trail. If these do not reconcile, Form 8, Form 11, tax records and partner settlements become messy.
| Item | Meaning in practice |
|---|---|
| Contribution obligation | What partner agreed to contribute under LLP agreement. |
| Actual contribution | Cash/property/service contribution recorded and evidenced. |
| Capital account | Accounting record of partner investment and allocations. |
| Current account | Drawings, reimbursements, profit share and settlements. |
| Annual filing link | Form 8 and Form 11 should reconcile with records. |
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No. Contribution is the agreed legal/economic commitment; capital account is the accounting record.
Yes. It should match Form 8, Form 11 and LLP agreement records.
Partner withdrawals should be accounted separately and reviewed against the agreement.