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Is your LLP inactive and you're planning to close it?
If your LLP hasn’t done any business for 1 year or more, you might be eligible to apply for closure by filing Form 24. And if it’s been inactive for 2 years or more, the Registrar can even strike it off on their own(Refer Rule 37 of the Act).
But before you move ahead, there’s something important you should know.
Many LLPs miss key compliance steps—especially if they’ve never started business at all. Rule 37(1A) clearly lays out what needs to be done before applying for closure, like filing overdue returns, submitting a nil account statement, and attaching the initial LLP agreement.
I’ve written a short, clear article that covers:
The eligibility for strike-off
What documents you must file before applying
Common mistakes that delay the process
🔗 Read the full article below and make sure you’re on the right track: