Audit & Assurance Services under LLP Act
Clarity in Compliance. Confidence in Numbers.
When it comes to LLPs, audit isn’t just about meeting thresholds. It’s about ensuring your financials are clean, your compliance is on track, and there are no surprises when scrutiny comes.
At N D Savla & Associates, we help LLPs stay compliant under the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 while giving partners a clear picture of financial health and risks.
Whether you’re a growing LLP, professional firm, or structured partnership, we make audit simple, structured, and stress-free.
When is Audit Mandatory for LLP?
- Turnover exceeds ₹40 lakhs
- Contribution exceeds ₹25 lakhs
Our LLP Audit Services
LLP Statutory Audit
- Examination of books of accounts
- Verification of financial statements
- Compliance with LLP Act provisions
- Disclosure of partner contributions
- Audit report certification
Statement of Accounts & Solvency (Form 8)
- Preparation of financial statements
- Accuracy checks
- MCA compliance
- Timely filing support
Internal Controls & Process Review
- Identification of process gaps
- Strengthening internal systems
- Improving documentation
- Reducing errors and fraud risks
Tax & Audit Alignment
- Alignment with income tax returns
- Identification of discrepancies
- Improved audit readiness
Audit Readiness & Ongoing Support
- Pre-audit checklist
- Books finalization
- Documentation review
- Quick query resolution
Why LLPs Choose Us
Who This is For
- Professional LLPs (CA, CS, Legal)
- Consulting and service LLPs
- Family-managed LLPs
- Growing LLPs crossing thresholds
- LLPs facing compliance scrutiny
Our Approach
Contributions and compliance status.
Risk-based approach.
Detailed verification.
Clear and practical insights.
Fixing gaps and ensuring compliance.
F.A.Q.
Audit is mandatory if turnover exceeds ₹40 lakhs or contribution exceeds ₹25 lakhs.
Form 8 is the Statement of Account & Solvency that LLPs must file annually with MCA.
Yes, LLPs can opt for voluntary audit even if they are below the threshold.
Non-compliance can lead to penalties and issues during MCA filings or scrutiny.
Books of accounts, bank statements, invoices, partner contribution details, and financial statements.
