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Annual Compliances

Registrar of Companies filings, statutory audit and income tax obligations, tracked and filed for your entity type, so nothing slips between one financial year and the next.

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What it is

A recurring compliance load, by entity type

Every registered business entity in India carries annual obligations to the Registrar of Companies and other statutory bodies. What applies to you depends on your entity type — private limited company, subsidiary, foreign-owned company, liaison office or branch office. Missing a filing risks penalties, and in some cases director disqualification.

We map the filings that apply to your entity and track every deadline, so you’re never caught off guard.

Entity types we cover
  • Indian Private Limited Companies
  • Subsidiary companies
  • Companies owned by foreign nationals
  • Liaison offices
  • Branch offices

What’s typically involved

The recurring filing set

ROC filings

Annual return and financials

Form MGT-7 (annual return) and Form AOC-4 (financial statements), filed after the Annual General Meeting.

Director and auditor

KYC and appointment filings

Director KYC (DIR-3 KYC) annually, and auditor appointment or reappointment (ADT-1) where applicable.

Statutory audit

CA-conducted annual audit

Accounts audited by a Chartered Accountant every year, feeding into the financial statement filings.

Income tax

ITR and tax audit report

Annual income tax return, with a tax audit report (Form 3CD) where turnover crosses the applicable threshold.

GST and TDS

Indirect tax and withholding returns

Periodic GST returns plus the annual GST return, and quarterly TDS returns.

FEMA reporting

For foreign-linked entities

Form FC-GPR and the annual FLA return for subsidiaries and foreign-owned companies; repatriation reporting for branch offices.

Why this matters

The cost of missing a filing

Penalties and fines

Late or missed ROC and tax filings attract financial penalties that compound the longer they go unresolved.

Director disqualification

Persistent non-compliance can put directors at risk of disqualification under company law.

Business disruption

Compliance lapses can complicate fundraising, loan approvals and even routine banking.

How it works

From entity mapping to filed compliance

Map your entity

We confirm which category you fall under and which filings apply.

Build the compliance calendar

Every applicable filing scheduled against its actual deadline.

Prepare and file

ROC forms, statutory audit, tax and FEMA filings prepared and submitted on time.

Confirm and archive

Filed acknowledgments kept on record for your reference and future audits.

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Businesses served
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What to keep ready

Documents you’ll need

A quick checklist so we can move fast. Don’t have one handy? We’ll tell you exactly what works.

Annual Return (Form MGT-7)
Filed within 60 days of the AGM .

Financial Statements (Form AOC-4)
Filed within 30 days of the AGM .

Annual General Meeting (AGM)
Conducted annually within 6 months of the financial year-end .

Director KYC (Form DIR-3 KYC)
Mandatory filing for all directors annually.

Auditor Appointment (Form ADT-1)
Filed within 15 days of the AGM for auditor appointment/reappointment.

Statutory Audit
Conducted by a Chartered Accountant annually.
Typical timeline: we confirm your exact timeline upfront and track every deadline for you.
FAQ

Questions companies ask first.

What annual compliances apply to my company?

It depends on your entity type. A private limited company typically has ROC filings (MGT-7, AOC-4), director KYC, statutory audit, income tax and GST/TDS returns. Subsidiaries, foreign-owned companies, liaison offices and branch offices carry additional FEMA reporting. We map the exact set that applies to you.

What happens if I miss a compliance deadline?

Late or missed filings can attract financial penalties and, in persistent cases, risk director disqualification. We track your exact deadlines so filings go in on time rather than after the fact.

Do foreign-owned entities have extra requirements?

Yes. Subsidiaries and companies owned by foreign nationals have additional FEMA reporting such as Form FC-GPR and the annual FLA return, alongside the standard ROC and tax filings.

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