Every company and LLP has a calendar of filings, meetings and registers it must keep. Missing them brings late fees that add up daily, and can lead to directors being disqualified. We take that calendar off your hands.
What we do
- Incorporation of private, public and one person companies, LLPs and Section 8 companies
- Annual filings with the ROC: AOC-4, MGT-7/7A, LLP Form 8 and Form 11
- Board meetings, AGMs and EGMs: notices, agendas, minutes and resolutions
- Statutory registers and records kept up to date
- Changes in directors, registered office, share capital and objects
- Share allotments, transfers and private placements
- Conversion of firms and companies, strike-off and closure
- Setting up a secretarial system for your company
Who it's for
New businesses choosing the right structurePrivate and unlisted public companiesLLPs and partnership firmsGroups with several companies
Common questions
What happens if annual returns are filed late?
The ROC charges an additional fee of ₹100 for each day of delay, with no upper limit. Directors of companies that fail to file for three years can be disqualified.
Do small companies have fewer compliances?
Yes. Small companies and one person companies need fewer board meetings, a simpler annual return (MGT-7A) and are exempt from some provisions. We'll tell you exactly which relaxations apply.