Each registered company is legally required to complete Company Annual Filing every year. For every type of company, like Private Limited, Public Limited, OPC or LLP, it is required to file annual returns and financial statements regularly at the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. Not providing these papers can result in severe fines as well as the disqualification of those responsible.
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The process of Company Annual Filing includes the submission of yearly financials and return filings to the MCA by a company. The government and all interested parties are able to review these filings to see the company’s financial state, day-to-day business activities and if they are following guidelines.
Important parts of annual filing are:
Every year, the companies below are required to submit their annual returns:
When referring to LLP filing, it is called a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP).
No matter if the company has carried out any business in the year, it must still comply annually.
These are the general documents your company should have available every year:
The process works like this when you use Lawchef:
Standard Timeline for Annual Filing:
Form | Due Date |
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AOC-4 | Within 30 days of AGM (typically 30th October for most companies) |
MGT-7/MGT-7A | Within 60 days of AGM (typically 29th November) |
DIR-3 KYC | By 30th September every year |
ADT-1 | Within 15 days of AGM if there’s a change in auditor |
Note: AGM must be held within 6 months of financial year ending (i.e., by 30th September)
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Failing to file annual returns can be costly:
Type of Default | Penalty |
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Late Filing of AOC-4 / MGT-7 | ₹100 per day, per form |
Non-filing DIR-3 KYC | ₹5,000 per director |
Director Disqualification | Up to 5 years of ban |
MCA Strike-off Action | Company may be removed from register |
Ineligibility for Loans | Non-compliant companies often face financial restrictions |
Even companies that are not earning any revenue require annual returns.
If you fail to file on time, you will be charged ₹100 every single day. When an organization continues to ignore the rules, its registration might be cancelled.
Before being submitting the tax returns, the financial statements need to be audited by a practicing CA.
It is necessary to update the company information by 30th September every year.
Although they don’t have to submit MGT-7, OPCs do have to file MGT-7A.
A penalty of ₹5,000 will be charged to each director and the DIN will stop functioning.
The process of preparing and filing the returns with DSC is possible for practicing CAs and CAs in practice.
We offer acknowledgments and status updates after you get approval for your immigration forms.
An AGM has to be held and minutes/resolutions noted before you file for AOC-4 and MGT-7.
It’s not required to make updates to address, directors or share capital as part of the annual filings.