The designated partners of the LLP are under a liability to prepare a statement of account and solvency, which inter-alia has to report to the Registrar of Companies in Form No.8. In general, an LLP is not required to get its financial statement audited, however, if the turnover of the LLP exceeds Rs.40 Lakhs or the capital of LLP is more than Rs.25 Lakhs then as per Section 34(4) of the Act, the accounts of the LLP shall be audited by a Chartered Accountant in practice who has been formally appointed to be auditor of the LLP.
Maintaining books of account on a double-entry accounting system for LLP is necessary in India. In this corporate structure, a designated partner is entrusted to maintain the books of accounts with essential records of income and expenses. The accounts of LLP shall be audited by a practicing CA who is appointed as an auditor. Stay compliant with concerned authorities to avoid unnecessary penalties by opting for Setindiabiz's professional services.