LLP Closure
Close an inactive or unwanted LLP cleanly through voluntary strike-off - the right filing route so old entities don't accumulate compliance liability indefinitely.
The LLP generally needs to have no business activity for a defined period before strike-off applies.
All overdue annual returns and statements must be filed before closure can proceed.
All designated partners must consent to the closure application.
If the LLP has outstanding liabilities, a different winding-up process may be required instead.
A clean exit, not a lingering liability.
Overdue filings cleared before the strike-off application can be filed.
Partner consent forms and statement of accounts prepared and signed.
Application filed with the Registrar, tracked through to final strike-off notice.
Part of Layer 4 - ValueReady, mainly for Existing Company Setup.
If an LLP structure ends up not fitting your needs, closure is a clean path back before compliance liabilities accumulate.
Start your setup →Inactive LLP racking up penalties? We clear the backlog and file for closure to stop further liability.
Run your diagnostic →A closure that actually completes, not stalls halfway.
We clear overdue filings before submitting the strike-off application, avoiding rejection.
If liabilities exist, we advise on the correct winding-up process instead of a strike-off that won't be accepted.
We follow up until the Registrar issues the final strike-off notice, not just at filing.
Common questions
Not directly - overdue annual returns and statements must be filed first before the strike-off application will be accepted.
Typically 3–6 months, depending on how much backlog compliance needs to be cleared first.
Strike-off generally isn't appropriate for LLPs with unresolved liabilities - a formal winding-up process may be needed instead.