ROC (Registrar of Companies) filing is the process of submitting annual financial reports and compliance documents.

Late fees and legal consequences may apply.

Answer: All companies registered under the Companies Act, including Private Limited Companies, Public Limited Companies, One Person Companies (OPC), and Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs), must file ROC returns annually.

Answer: Yes, even dormant or non-operational companies must file annual ROC returns. Non-filing may attract penalties and may disqualify directors.

Answer: For most companies, the primary forms are:

• Form AOC-4 – For financial statements.
• Form MGT-7 – For annual return.
• Form ADT-1 – For auditor appointment (if applicable).

Answer: You can check your company’s compliance status on the MCA website or consult with our team for a detailed ROC health check.

Answer: Yes, revisions can be made, but only under specific conditions. Inaccurate filings may require additional documentation or approvals.

Answer: You can still file overdue returns by paying the applicable penalties. Our team can help you regularize your company’s compliance smoothly.

Answer: Directors are responsible for ensuring timely filings and accurate disclosures. Failure to comply may lead to disqualification or legal consequences.

Answer: Yes, digital signatures are mandatory to sign and submit ROC forms electronically. We assist clients in obtaining or renewing DSCs

Answer: ROC compliance begins right from incorporation. Your company must file its first auditor appointment (ADT-1) within 30 days and start annual filings after the first financial year.

Answer: No. ROC filing is done with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, while Income Tax filing is done with the Income Tax Department. Both are separate but equally important.