There are certain legal rules you have to follow once you register a Pvt Ltd company in India. To comply with these
rules, companies are required to submit information regarding their finances and board meetings every year. As per
the Companies Act, 2013, companies must appoint an auditor within 30 days of incorporation, or by calling an EGM
within 60 days of incorporation. According to the Companies Act, 2013, if you want to register a Pvt Ltd company in
India, you must also regularly share information regarding accounts, conduct a minimum of four board meetings per
year, and share the minutes, as well as transfer information about the accounts book, with the company. A
company’s Annual General Meeting must also take place, with a maximum gap between meetings of 15 months, as
required by Section 96 of the Companies Act, 2013.
However, if you have only recently completed your company incorporation, you must hold a General Meeting within
the first six months after the date of the financial year’s closure, and within the first nine months after the first
closing of the financial year of your company.
Private Limited Companies in India are regulated under the Companies Act 2013 of the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
According to the Companies Act 2013, a private limited company has to complete some mandatory legal
responsibilities after incorporation. These compliance requirements are hard to maintain as there are different due
dates and others.
1. Increase Company & Credibility
The primary requirement for a business is its compliance and policies. The annual return filing data of a
company is not only displayed on the master data of the MCA portal but also shows the brand image and
credibility of the business. To regularize other activities of a business like loan approval, government tenders,
and others, compliances become the major criteria to analyze the credibility of the company.
2. Attract Investors
The investor is important for every company or business to provide them with funds and support financially.
Investors like to invest their wealth in those businesses that have well financial records and data. The MCA
portal makes this data of the company visible to all the investors and they will take decision-based on ton
data. It is more likely that investors will invest in a company with good compliance.
3. Organize an Active Status and Avoid Penalties
A business needs to manage its compliance and fillings the return on time to maintain a good brand image.
Failing in doing it can lead to a company status default and it will cost the company with high penalties. The
company may also be banished from RoC and declared Defunct. It not only affects the company but also the
concerned directors as well, they are disqualified from any other future appointments. From July 2018, an
additional fee of Rs.100 per day is charged till the date of filing.
Documents Required
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4. Application Submission
The team will fill the form AOC-4 and MGT-7 and submit them online. They will also share their
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The gains of company annual compliances include – Attract investors Ensures the company’s credibility Avoid penalties and maintain the active status of a company
The checklist for annual compliance for private companies includes – Filing of tax audit report Monthly GST returns Quarterly TDS returns Filing of ITR Regularly evaluating and paying advance tax Non-registrar with compliance with regular returns A mandatory payment of GST liability, TDS, and TCS is required regularly.
Such inkling can be done by filing MGT-7.
MGT-9 can be used as an attachment to the company director report. It is an extraction of MGT-7.
MGT-9 addresses various things including shareholding patterns, registration, penalties, compensation of managing directors, indebtedness, principal business exercise, and many other things of a company.
Form ADT-1 will be filed for the assignment of the statutory auditor.