Overview
Every company and LLP registered in India must file annual returns with the Registrar of Companies regardless of whether it did any business during the year. A dormant company with no revenue still has to file — and the penalties for not doing so are severe and accumulate daily.
Persistent default can lead to the company being struck off and its directors being disqualified for five years under section 164(2). We put your entire compliance calendar in one place and file each item before its due date.
Who needs this
- Private Limited Companies and OPCs
- Limited Liability Partnerships
- Section 8 Companies
- Dormant companies with no business activity
- Companies with pending or overdue ROC filings
Documents required
- Audited financial statements for the year
- Auditor’s report and board report
- List of shareholders and shareholding changes
- Details of board and general meetings held
- Director DIN and DSC
- Previous year’s filed forms, for reference
What is included
- AOC-4 filing of financial statements
- MGT-7 or MGT-7A annual return
- DIR-3 KYC for every director
- ADT-1 auditor appointment filing
- Form 11 and Form 8 for LLPs
- Maintenance of statutory registers and board minutes
How the process works
- 1
Compliance audit
We review your filing history on the MCA portal and identify every pending and upcoming obligation.
- 2
Financial statement preparation
Accounts are finalised and coordinated with your statutory auditor for signing.
- 3
Board and general meetings
We draft notices, resolutions and minutes for the board meeting and annual general meeting.
- 4
ROC filing
All forms are filed within their due dates and filed copies with SRNs are shared with you.