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    OVERVIEW

    Every public limited company in India must comply with certain statutory requirements and filings per the Companies Act 2013. These filings are necessary to ensure that the company is transparent in its operations and is compliant with the regulations set forth by the government. This guide will discuss the annual filings that public limited companies in India need to make and the required documents.

    Compliances Applicable to Unlisted Public Companies:-

    Under the 2013 Companies Act, unlisted public companies must adhere to a number of rules. Unlisted public companies must adhere to the following regulations:

    1. Within 180 days of the incorporation date, declare the beginning of your business using the INC-20A form.
    2. Within 30 days of the corporation receiving the declaration under Section 89, MGT-6 must be returned to the registrar.
    3. Within 30 days of the company receiving the declaration under Section 90 (BEN-2), provide feedback to the Registrar regarding the declaration.
    4. Every person with a DIN must complete a DIR-3 KYC within six months of the fiscal year’s end.
    5. The company must notify the Registrar via Form ADT-1 within 15 days of the appointment of an auditor.
    6. Within 30 days of the incorporation date, notice to the registrar is required for the appointment of the first statutory auditor, ADT-1.
    7. Within 30 days of the resignation date, the auditor must submit an ADT-3 notice of resignation.
    8. Within 30 days of a resolution being passed or an agreement being signed, resolutions and agreements must be filed with the Registrar under MGT-14.

     

    1. Within 30 days of the Board Meeting approving the Financial Statement, the Financials and Director Report are adopted (MGT-14).
    2. Within 30 days of the change of address, give notice of the situation at the registered office using INC-22.
    3. Within 60 days of the end of each half-year, reconcile the share capital audit report according to PAS-6.
    4. Within one month of the end of each half-year, Micro or Small Enterprises (MSME-1) must provide a return regarding unpaid invoices.
    5. Within 60 days of the AGM, a statement of unclaimed and unpaid payments in line with section 125 of the IEPF-2 must be made.
    6. Return of deposit, details of transaction not regarded as a deposit, or both – DPT-3 – By or before June 30th of each year.
    7. Annual accounts must be filed in AOC-4, AOC-4 CFS, or AOC-4 XBRL within 30 days of the AGM.
    8. E-Form MGT-7 for the annual return must be submitted within 60 days of the end of the AGM.

    Disclosure of Interest by Director – MBP-1 – At First Board Meeting AND Anytime There Is A Change To The Previously Made Disclosures.

    FAQs

    Companies are required to provide a variety of documentation at various intervals of time in accordance with MCA laws and regulations. These records contain articles of incorporation, yearly reports, financial statements, notices of changes in directors or shareholders, changes to the registered office, and director identification numbers. For continued adherence to the government’s laws and regulations, all of these files are required. To prevent fines or legal action, businesses must make sure they submit all required paperwork on time.

    Yes, in accordance with the 2013 Companies Act, an Annual General Meeting (AGM) must be held. Companies must conduct AGMs to discuss their annual financial performance and select auditors.

    Companies should obtain the necessary forms from the MCA website, complete them with the essential information, attach the pertinent documents, and submit them on the MCA portal in order to file ROC forms.

    Annual forms are those that must be submitted to ROC. There is no necessity for monthly filing. These documents pertain to the company’s or LLP’s financial data for a fiscal year. According to the Companies Act of 2013, businesses must submit these documents once a year.