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Puja Mohan & Associates
Company Secretaries

All Compliances of Private Company

Compliance with legal and regulatory requirements is essential for private companies. Key areas include Director KYC, MSME filings, AOC-4, MGT-7, ADT-1, AGM, board meetings, deposit filings, charge filings, DPT-3, director disclosures, and BEN-2.

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    Compliance Checklist

    • Note: This checklist may not cover all requirements and can vary based on individual circumstances.

      1. Director KYC
        • Action: Complete KYC using Form DIR-3 KYC, providing personal details, address, PAN, and Aadhaar.
        • Due Date: September 30 every year.
      2. MSME Filings
        • Action: File MSME Form 1 to report outstanding payments to MSMEs.
        • Due Date: By October 30 and April 30 (within 30 days of each six-month period).
      3. AOC-4
        • Action: Submit annual financial statements via Form AOC-4, including Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss Account, Director Report, and Auditor Report.
        • Due Date: Within 30 days of the AGM.
      4. MGT-7
        • Action: File the annual return using Form MGT-7, detailing shareholding patterns, securities transfers, and changes in directors or KMP.
        • Due Date: Within 60 days of the AGM.
      5. ADT-1
        • Action: Appoint an auditor and file Form ADT-1 to notify the Registrar of Companies.
        • Due Date: Within 15 days of the AGM.
      6. AGM
        • Action: Hold an AGM to discuss and approve financial statements, appoint directors and auditors, and address other matters.
        • Due Date: By September 29 every year (within 180 days from the end of the financial year).
      7. Board Meetings
        • Action: Conduct at least four board meetings each year.
        • Due Date: At least one meeting per quarter.
      8. Deposit Filings (DPT-3)
        • Action: File DPT-3 to report on deposits and outstanding loans, including an auditor’s certificate.
        • Due Date: By June 30 every year.
      9. Charge Filings
        • Action: File details of any created, modified, or satisfied charge on assets using Form CHG-1.
        • Due Date: Within 30 days of the charge’s creation or modification.

      By following this checklist, private companies can effectively manage their compliance obligations and mitigate potential risks.

    Penalties for Non-Compliance

    Failure to adhere to the Companies Act can result in penalties for both the company and its directors, including fines and additional fees for late filings. Timely compliance is essential to avoid these repercussions.