Partnership Firm & LLP ITR Filing
Income tax filing for firms and LLPs, with partner remuneration and interest computed correctly against the partnership deed.
File My Firm/LLP ReturnThe Deed Decides What's Deductible — We Check It First
A partnership firm or LLP files its own return on ITR-5, separate from each partner's personal return. Most of the errors we see in firm returns come from remuneration or interest paid to partners that doesn't match what the partnership deed actually authorises — which the department checks.
We read your deed, compute the allowable remuneration and interest against it, and only then prepare the return — so nothing gets disallowed later that could have been structured correctly from the start.
- Remuneration & interest computed under Section 40(b)
- Tax audit applicability check
- ITR-5 preparation and filing
- Guidance on partners' individual returns
Charges depend on turnover and whether a tax audit applies — ask us for an exact quote.
What Applies to Your Firm
Four Things Every Firm/LLP Return Depends On
Flat 30% Tax Rate
Firms and LLPs are taxed at a flat 30% on total income, plus applicable surcharge and health & education cess — there is no slab structure like there is for individuals.
Partner Remuneration Limits
Salary, bonus, commission or remuneration paid to working partners is deductible only within the limits set by Section 40(b), computed on book profit — pay beyond the limit and the excess is simply disallowed.
Interest on Capital, Capped
Interest paid to partners on their capital is deductible only up to 12% per annum under Section 40(b) — anything paid above that rate is added back to the firm’s taxable income.
Tax Audit Threshold
A tax audit under Section 44AB becomes mandatory once turnover crosses ₹1 crore (₹10 crore where cash transactions are under 5% of total transactions), or ₹50 lakh in gross receipts for a professional firm.
Rates, limits and thresholds are set by the Finance Act and can change year to year. We confirm the figures applicable to your filing year before preparing your return.
Documents
What We Need From You
- Partnership deed (or LLP Agreement) with remuneration and interest clauses
- Firm/LLP PAN and, for LLPs, the LLPIN
- Books of account — ledger, trial balance, and P&L for the year
- Bank statements for the firm/LLP
- Details of partner capital accounts and drawings
- GST returns, if registered
LLPs also have ROC compliance
An LLP's income tax return (ITR-5) is separate from its Registrar of Companies filings — Form 11 (Annual Return) and Form 8 (Statement of Account & Solvency), both filed with the MCA, not the Income Tax Department. Ask us if you need help with those too.
Ask About LLP ComplianceGet Your Firm's Return Filed Right
Send us your partnership deed and books, and we'll take it from there.
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