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Every Private
Limited Company, Limited Company, Section 8 Company and One Person Company
(OPC) registered under the Companies Act, 2013/1956, is legally
required to file annual returns and maintain statutory compliance
with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). This process is
known as Annual Filing and includes the submission of
financial and shareholder-related information to the Registrar of Companies
(ROC). Whether your company is operational, dormant, or has zero
turnover, filing annual returns with ROC is compulsory. It not
only ensures legal compliance but also protects the company and its directors
from heavy penalties and disqualification.
In addition to ROC filings, Private Limited Company, Limited
Company, Section 8 Company must also hold an Annual General Meeting
(AGM) to approve financial statements and make important corporate
decisions. Even companies with no income or operations must
comply annually to avoid penalties.
An AGM is a yearly meeting of shareholders where the company formally adopts its financials, approves board reports, and appoints or reappoints auditors. It is mandatory for all Private Limited Companies, while OPCs are exempt from holding AGMs.
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What is Annual Filing?
Annual filing
involves submitting the company’s audited financials, shareholding structure,
and director information to the ROC using prescribed forms. These filings
ensure transparency and compliance with Indian corporate laws.
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Many
new business owners confuse ROC filing with Income
Tax Return (ITR) filing. Both are separate and independently
mandatory. Annual filing deals with company law compliance,
while ITRs are submitted to the Income Tax Department.
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Technically yes, but it is recommended to file through a qualified CA/CS due to legal complexities and to ensure accuracy.
Yes. only for the purposes defined under section 130/131 of the Companies Act, 2013.
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No, OPC is not required to hold an AGM, but it must still file AOC-4 and MGT-7A annually.
Yes. Statutory audit is required irrespective of turnover.
Yes. ROC filing is mandatory even if there's zero turnover or no operations during the year.
Yes, It is mandatory to get audited financial statement irrespective of Capital and turnover.
Late filing attracts ₹100/day per form with no upper cap. Continued default may lead to disqualification of directors and strike-off.
AOC-4 is for submitting financial statements, while MGT-7 or 7A is for submitting the annual return of the company.
Specific Requirements:
Anyone who holds a DIN (whether active or inactive) as of 31st March of a financial year must file DIR-3 KYC by the due date. Includes directors of Private, Public, OPC, or Section 8 companies, Filing is mandatory even if the DIN is not being used actively, Forms Including 1. DIN, 2. Director’s full name and father’s name, 3. PAN (mandatory), 4. Aadhar number, 5. Personal mobile number and email ID (OTP verified), 6. Current residential address, 7. Digital Signature Certificate (DSC), 8. Self-attested ID and address proofs.
Form ADT-1 is an official form prescribed under the Companies Act, 2013 used to inform the Registrar of Companies (ROC) about the appointment of a statutory auditor of a company. Forms Key Contain like; Company’s CIN and details, Auditor’s name, PAN, address, and firm registration number, Period for which auditor is appointed, Date and SRN of Board/Shareholder resolution, Auditor's consent and eligibility letter.
Form AOC-4 is the annual ROC filing form used by companies in India to submit their financial statements and related documents with the Registrar of Companies (ROC), as per the Companies Act, 2013. Form typically includes: ✅ Balance Sheet, ✅ Profit & Loss Account, ✅ Cash Flow Statement (if applicable), ✅ Notes to Accounts, ✅ Auditor’s Report, ✅ Board’s Report, ✅ CSR Report (if applicable).
Form DPT-3 is a mandatory return that companies must file with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) to report: 1. Deposits, 2. Outstanding loans, or 3. Other non-deposit amounts received by the company. This requirement is governed by Rule 16 of the Companies (Acceptance of Deposits) Rules, 2014, under the Companies Act, 2013. The Forms key point Covered 1. Loans from directors, shareholders, or financial institutions, 2. Advances received against goods/services, 3. External commercial borrowings, 4.Deposits or exempted categories, 5. Secured or unsecured loans, 6. Related party borrowings.
Form MGT-7 and MGT-7A are annual return filing forms under the Companies Act, 2013, used to report key company details to the Registrar of Companies (ROC) every financial year. Forms contain key company-related information such as: ✅ Registered office and principal business activities, ✅ Details of directors and key managerial personnel, ✅ Shareholding pattern, ✅ Debentures and other securities, ✅ Meetings held during the year, ✅ Changes in share capital, ✅ Penalties or compounding (if any).
MSME Form-1 is a mandatory return filed with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) to report any outstanding payments due to Micro or Small Enterprises (MSMEs) for more than 45 days. It ensures that companies are accountable for timely payments to MSME suppliers, as per the provisions of the MSME Development Act, 2006 and Companies Act, 2013. Forms Key details Including 1. Name of MSME supplier, 2. PAN of supplier (if available), 3. Amount due, 4. Date from which the amount is due, 5. Reason for delay in payment.