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    ITR Filing for LLPs (Limited Liability Partnerships)

    LLPs registered under LLP Act 2008 file ITR-5. Taxed like partnership firms at 30% flat, LLPs are also subject to Alternate Minimum Tax (AMT) at 18.5% on adjusted book profit under Section 115JC. Tax audit is mandatory if turnover exceeds ₹1 Cr (or ₹10 Cr with ≥95% digital).

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    Key takeaways
    • Correct form: ITR-5
    • Regime: LLP flat 30% + surcharge; AMT applies at 18.5% on adjusted book profit.
    • Reconcile AIS + 26AS before filing to avoid 143(1)(a) intimations.
    • Aadhaar OTP e-verification the same day.
    • Free notice defence within 12 months of filing.

    Definition

    44ADA

    Presumptive scheme for notified professionals — declare 50% of gross receipts up to ₹75L as profit; no books, no audit.

    Definition

    44AD

    Presumptive scheme for eligible businesses — 6% profit on digital turnover, 8% on cash; up to ₹3 Cr turnover.

    Definition

    Section 44AB

    Tax audit provision — mandatory audit when turnover / receipts cross specified thresholds or presumptive scheme opted out below.

    Typical income mix for llp

    • Business turnover
    • Partner remuneration (Section 40(b))
    • Interest on partner capital (12% cap)
    • Capital gains on LLP assets
    • Interest and other income

    Deductions available

    • Section 40(b) — remuneration limits
    • AMT credit carry-forward
    • Depreciation
    • Actual business expenses
    • Section 80JJAA — new employee salary

    Documents required

    • LLP agreement
    • Audited P&L, balance sheet
    • Form 3CB-3CD (tax audit report)
    • Bank statements
    • GST returns
    • AMT working (115JC)

    Common mistakes to avoid

    • Missing AMT calculation under 115JC
    • Filing ITR-6 (only for companies) instead of ITR-5
    • Not filing Form 8 & Form 11 with MCA — separate compliance
    • Skipping tax audit above ₹1 Cr
    • Ignoring TDS on partner remuneration (194T from 2025)

    Worked example

    A Bengaluru consulting LLP with ₹2.4 Cr revenue files ITR-5, pays 18.5% AMT on adjusted profit and carries ₹6L AMT credit for 15 years.

    LLP — filing snapshot

    ItemDetail
    Recommended formITR-5
    Regime guidanceLLP flat 30% + surcharge; AMT applies at 18.5% on adjusted book profit.
    Presumptive availableDepends on income mix
    Audit triggerAbove threshold or below deemed profit
    Taxpex turnaround24–72 hours

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    Last Updated
    15 September 2026

    Content refreshed against the latest CBIC / CBDT / MCA notifications and portal changes.

    Reviewed by Chartered Accountant
    CA Ravi Sharma

    Chartered Accountant · ICAI Member · 12+ years in Indian tax & compliance

    Update History
    1. 15 September 2026
      Reviewed rates, forms and portal workflow for ITR Filing for LLPs (Limited Liability Partnerships). Verified against latest CBIC/CBDT notifications.
    2. 10 January 2026
      Refreshed FAQ set, added new penalty examples and jurisdiction notes.
    3. 05 October 2025
      Structural rewrite for EEAT — added expert commentary, playbooks and process timeline.