Profit and loss account
Balance sheet
Cost audit report
Annual return
Information regarding a change in ownership, if any
Information regarding shares and debentures
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Companies incorporated under the Companies Act 1956 or the Companies Act 2013 must file the audited financial statement with ROC.
In simpler words, it means a company must file the annual return form or audit financial statement to the ROC.
ROC full form is - Registrar of Company is the office that works under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), which controls the administration of every company and Limited Liability Partnership (LLP). Thus, MCA can control all the establishments and LLP that falls under the Companies Act 1956 or Companies Act 2013.
Moreover, in India, every company needs approval from ROC for incorporation. Thus, once an establishment files an application for incorporation, ROC will provide the certificate of Incorporation after scrutinization.
If a company fails to file the annual return on time, you must pay Rs 100 per day until the annual return filing is complete.
Form | Purpose |
|---|---|
Form 23AC | Filing balance sheet |
Form 23ACA | Filing profit and loss account |
Form 23AC-XBRL | Filing balance sheet in XBRL format |
Form ACA-XBRL | Filing profit and loss account |
Form 20B | Filing annual return |
Form 66 | Filing compliance certificate |
Form 21A | Filing annual return |
Form AOC-4 | Filing financial statement and other documents |
Form AOC4-CFS | Filing statement including salient features of consolidated financial statement of a group |
Form AOC4-XBRL | Filing XBRL documents regarding financial statement and another document group |
Form MGT-7 | Filing annual return |
NOTE- The requirement of the document can change as per the type of e-form you are required for ROC return filing.
Note- In case of any error in ROC return filing, you will get notified, which needs rectification. Click on “Modify” and follow the instructions as prescribed.
ROC return filing could be challenging for an applicant because its filing is not only confusing, but you are also required to complete pre-requisites. Hence, any wrong information or documentation could result in late filing of the NOC, vis-a-vis penalty on the applicant.
Consequently, our ROC filing consultants at JR Compliance guarantees to complete the ROC return filing process as and when required without any inaccuracy, along with ensuring your convenience. Furthermore, we believe in providing the finest quality services in Delhi or any State/UT of India, which is evident because we have assisted global brands such as Samsung, Milton, Sennheiser, and more in obtaining various certifications.
Hence, for expert and professional services, contact our ROC registration consultant immediately.
Pre-scrutiny is an option that you are required to choose when filling the e-form. After clicking on this option, the system will notify you in case your application includes any error. However, if not, it will lock the information.
If you fail to make the filing fee before the expiry period of the challan, your form must not be approved, and you are required to file the ROC form again.
Indeed, you can do a revised filing of the already filed form, excluding 23 AC or ACA and 23 AC-XBRL or 23 ACA-XBRL. Though, for the revised filing of the already filed form, you must pay the fee for the same.
The company which has been marked as default must pay all the due annual and balance sheets to remove the defaulting status.
Indeed, you can see the year-wise default status while viewing the Master data of the company.
According to Section 134 of the Companies Act, the same individual must sign the director’s report and annexure.
To check the status of the annual e-form, you can visit the official MCA website.
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