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Every registered company (Private Limited, OPC, Section 8) and LLP in India — annual ROC filings are mandatory regardless of turnover or activity, and non-filing can result in strike-off and director disqualification.
Every step is prepared, reviewed and delivered by a chartered accountant — nothing is outsourced, nothing is left half-done.
4 steps, fully handled by your CA and tracked live. Most clients are done in As due.
We map all annual, quarterly, and event-based filing obligations for your company and set up advance reminders well ahead of each due date.
Audited financial statements are filed via AOC-4 and the Annual Return via MGT-7 within 30 and 60 days of the AGM respectively.
Board meeting minutes, resolutions, statutory registers, and shareholding records are updated and maintained throughout the year.
Director appointments, resignations, registered office changes, share allotments, and all other event-based forms are filed within their specific due dates.
Have these ready and your mca compliance begins the same day. Not sure about one? Your manager will guide you.
Real accountants, fixed fees, and a person who actually knows your file — not a faceless portal.
AOC-4 (Financial Statements) must be filed within 30 days of the AGM. MGT-7 (Annual Return) must be filed within 60 days of the AGM. The AGM itself must be held within 6 months of the financial year end — typically by 30 September.
₹100 per day per form is charged as an additional fee for late ROC filings with no upper cap. Filing AOC-4 just 30 days late costs ₹3,000 in additional fees for that one form alone. Multiple late forms compound quickly.
The ROC can mark your company as a defaulting company and eventually initiate strike-off proceedings. Directors of struck-off companies face disqualification from directorships. We handle arrear filings and compounding of offences to restore the company to good standing.
Private Limited Companies can hold AGMs physically or through video conferencing (as permitted under MCA circulars). OPCs are exempt from the requirement to hold an AGM.
Hand us the paperwork. A chartered accountant takes it from here — and you get your result without lifting a finger.