The CBDT circular announcing the due date extension specifies that the due date itself, as provided under Section 139(1), has been extended from July 31, 2025, to September 15, 2025
The CBDT circular announcing the due date extension specifies that the due date itself, as provided under Section 139(1), has been extended from July 31, 2025, to September 15, 2025
The CBDT circular announcing the due date extension specifies that the due date itself, as provided under Section 139(1), has been extended from July 31, 2025, to September 15, 2025
The CBDT circular announcing the due date extension specifies that the due date itself, as provided under Section 139(1), has been extended from July 31, 2025, to September 15, 2025
These are the policies and processes a company puts in place to run smoothly, follow laws, and prevent fraud or errors in its financial operations.
Every company must file its audited financial statements, directors’ report, and annual return with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) each year to stay compliant.
A company can add or remove a director by passing a resolution in a board or general meeting. A notice is typically sent to all directors at least 7 days before the meeting.
A company can appoint auditors as per Section 139 of the Companies Act. If an auditor needs to be removed before their term ends, a special resolution is required along with prior approval from the Central Government.
When a company issues more shares, its total capital increases. This move must be approved by the shareholders and may impact the value of existing shares.
To amend the Memorandum or Articles of Association, the company must hold a board meeting and then get shareholder approval through a formal resolution.
This is a quick and simple process introduced by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs to help defunct companies close down and get struck off from the records.
A company or LLP can be closed voluntarily or by legal order in cases like having fewer than two partners, inability to pay debts, or acting against public interest.
Experts in company law offer advice on legal compliance, business structure, employment law, and regulatory matters—without necessarily appearing in court.
Businesses can upgrade their structure by converting a One Person Company (OPC) or LLP into a Private Limited Company for better growth opportunities and credibility.
All directors holding a DIN must submit their KYC details to the MCA. New users or those updating their details must file the DIR-3 KYC form to stay compliant.
Commencement of Business – INC-20A
To change its name, a company needs to pass a board resolution, then a special resolution in an EGM (Extraordinary General Meeting), and complete the required filings with the ROC.
This is the legal process of forming a new company. It involves choosing a company name, drafting legal documents, and registering with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
Outsourced bookkeeping is the practice of assigning your financial record-keeping tasks to an external expert, reducing the need for a dedicated internal accounting staff.
When a professional handle the job, the results are accurate, error-free, and less risky. It also reduces the chances of penalties, demands, and notices from any government department.
By outsourcing your bookkeeping, you eliminate the need for lengthy hiring processes and avoid spending valuable time and money on training bookkeepers, accountants, or financial controllers. In short, you save time and can focus more on growing your business.
No. You actually have more control since you’ll have accurate, up-to-date financial statements at your fingertips.
If you expect your accountant to also visit the bank, dispatch goods, make coffee, and handle miscellaneous tasks throughout the day, don’t be surprised if they don’t stick around — chances are, they’ll resign sooner than you think.