ROC Filing
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Start my ROC filing nowWHY ROC FILINGS ARE REQUIRED?

There are different types of forms for ROC filing which are as follows:
1. ADT-1 : Details for appointment of auditor shall be filed with this form.
2. AOC-4: Financial statements of the Company shall be filed in this form.
3. MGT-7 : Annual Return of the Company shall be filed in this form.

The due date for ROC filing forms is differently described by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. The due dates are:
1. ADT-1: This form is to be filed within 15 days from the date of conclusion of Annual General Meeting.
2. AOC-4: This form is to be filed within 30 days from the date of conclusion of Annual General Meeting.
3. MGT-7: This form is to be filed within 60 days from the date of conclusion of Annual General Meeting.
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Documents Required For ROC Filing
- Financials of the Company
- Annual report of the Company
- List of shareholders of the Company
- Auditor Report of the Company
- Appointment Letter to auditor
- Consent letter of the auditor
- Notice of AGM
- Annual Return
- MGT-8 (if Company has paid up capital of Rs. 10 Crores or more OR turnover of Rs. 50 crores or more )
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The Registrar of Companies India is the official agency that deals with administration of Companies Act, 2013. It falls under Ministry of Corporate Affairs.[1] It has offices in all major Tstates of India.The Registrar of Companies is the primary regulator for company- related matters in India. It is popularly known as ROC.
Invariably, the Balance Sheet and Annual Return have to be filed every year. Other documents such as, Return of Allotment (Form No. Pas-3), Change of Registered office (Form No. INC-22), Change among the Directors (Form No. DIR-12), Charges (Form No. CHG- 1, 9, 4)etc., have to be filed within the due date from the events taking place in the company as per the Companies Act, 2013.
Form 23AC to be filed by all companies and due date is 30 days from date of AGM
Certain companies whose paid up share capital for the year in the range of Rs. 10 lakhs to 50 crores are required to file a Compliance Certificate in Form 66 with the following provisions: The companies having paid up capital of more than Rs. 10lacs, has to digitally file with the ROC a compliance certificate which is obtained from a Company Secretaries in whole time Practice within 30 days from the date of annual general meeting, along with the Annual Report In case the Annual General Meeting of the company is not held for the same year, the aforesaid Compliance Certificate to be digitally filed with the ROC within 30 days from the latest day on or before which that meeting should have been
In such a case, you need to file Form SH-7 again but same can be filed only after 15 days from the Challan Date. On attempting to file Form SH-7 before the expiry of above said period, the system will give an error message "There is/ are pending Form(s) SH-7 in respect of the company. Please file this form SH-7 after approval of the pending Form(s) SH-7."
File e Form INC-1 by logging in the portal along with a payment of fees of Rs.1000/- and attaching the digital signature of the applicant proposing to incorporate the company.
The approved name is valid for a period of 60 days from the date of filing of Form INC-1..If,the proposed company is not incorporated within such period, the name shall be lapsed and will be available for other applicants. Please note that there shall not be any provision for renewal of the name