LLP Act · MCA Compliance

LLP Strike-Off and Closure: Before Filing Closure Application

Finin2min Compliance Desk·June 2026·7 min readCLOSURE

Stopping LLP business is not the same as closing the LLP. Closure should settle assets, liabilities, bank accounts, tax registrations, partner accounts and MCA records before the application route is used.

Closure control idea

The LLP Act contains provisions for striking off and winding up-related routes. Before using a closure route, partners should prepare a clean assets-liabilities and statutory status file.

Before closure

Area	Control
Assets and liabilities	Settle, transfer or document nil balances.
Bank account	Close or preserve final statement.
Tax/GST/TDS	Check returns, demands and cancellation status.
Partner accounts	Settle capital/current balances.
MCA filings	Bring annual/event filings up to date where required.

Closure pack

Partner consent/resolution.
Statement of assets and liabilities.
Bank closure/no balance proof.
Tax/GST status evidence.
MCA application acknowledgement and final status.

Finin2min warning

Do not abandon an LLP. Inactive entities can still attract notices, filings and penalties until legally closed.

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Official sources used

This article is intentionally source-limited to official MCA / India Code material. Verify final filing positions with the latest Act, Rules, MCA forms and portal advisories before publishing.

FAQs

Is stopping business enough to close LLP? ▾

No. Legal closure/strike-off route should be completed.

Should liabilities be settled first? ▾

Yes. Assets, liabilities and statutory status should be reviewed before closure.

Why keep final bank statement? ▾

It supports closure, partner settlement and nil-balance evidence.