Deadline & requirements for annual declarations
All limited liability partnerships (LLPs) in Singapore must file annual declarations with ACRA on time to avoid penalties of up to $600.
What is an annual declaration
An annual declaration is a required filing that states whether your LLP is:
Solvent (able to pay all its debts)
Insolvent (unable to pay all its debts)
Filing deadlines & requirements
All LLPs must file their annual declarations on time to:
Avoid late lodgement penalties of up to $600
Help stakeholders to make informed decisions
When to file
Filing type | Deadline |
|---|---|
First filing (new LLP) | Within 15 months of your LLP's registration date. Example: If you registered on 1 March 2025, you must file by 1 June 2026. |
Ongoing filings | Once every calendar year, not more than 15 months after your last declaration. Example: If you last filed on 1 June 2025, you must file again by 1 September 2026. |
Tip: You can start filing three months before the deadline. If you cannot meet the filing deadline, you can apply for a 60-day extension of time (EOT).
