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Private Limited Company Annual Compliance

A private limited company must complete a defined set of annual filings and governance actions every year, regardless of turnover — even a dormant company. These keep the company in good standing with the ROC and its directors out of trouble.

The core of it is the annual accounts (AOC-4), the annual return (MGT-7), an Annual General Meeting, board meetings and up-to-date statutory registers.

Key features and requirements

  • Hold an Annual General Meeting (AGM) — generally by 30 September
  • File AOC-4 (financial statements) — within 30 days of the AGM
  • File MGT-7 / MGT-7A (annual return) — within 60 days of the AGM
  • Hold the minimum number of board meetings during the year
  • Appoint/ratify the auditor and file ADT-1
  • Maintain statutory registers and minutes

How TaxSastra handles this

We run your company’s entire annual calendar — accounts, AGM documentation, AOC-4 and MGT-7 filings, registers and auditor formalities — so nothing is missed and no per-day penalty ever starts.

What’s included
  • AGM notice, minutes and documentation
  • AOC-4 (financial statements) filing
  • MGT-7 / MGT-7A (annual return) filing
  • Board-meeting minutes and resolutions
  • Auditor appointment (ADT-1)
  • Statutory registers upkeep
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