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Private Limited Company Compliance

A clear view of company accounts, annual ROC filings, directors, tax returns and event-based work.

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In simple terms

A private limited company has continuing obligations after incorporation, even when business activity is limited. Start with the company records and financial year, then review annual filings and any changes made during the year.

The annual ROC package and the individual form prices are alternative ways to scope work, not charges to add together automatically. Audit, tax, government fees and event-based work must be expressly included in the quote.

Your compliance checklist

01

Governance and statutory records

Throughout the year

Keep company registers, ownership records and board / member decisions current.

02

Books, financial statements and statutory audit

For each financial year

Maintain accounts and arrange the required company audit with the appointed qualified auditor.

03

Company financial-statement filing

After the relevant approval and meeting

Prepare the applicable AOC-4 form and supporting approved records.

04

Company annual return

For the relevant financial year

Check the appropriate MGT-7 or MGT-7A variant and reconcile company particulars.

05

Director and auditor records

Annual review or appointment event

Check director KYC status and auditor-appointment filing requirements.

06

Financial and event-based forms

Where a balance or event makes them applicable

Review DPT-3, commencement declarations, changes in directors, office, capital or ownership. Not every form applies every year.

07

Company tax return

For the relevant reporting year

Reconcile the accounts and tax computation, then select the applicable company-return route.

08

GST, TDS and payroll

Only where applicable

Check transaction and employment-related obligations separately from ROC filings.

Professional fees

Choose only the services that apply. These prices are not an automatic combined annual bill.

These are ACS professional fees, not statutory charges or an automatic annual package. Government fees, taxes, third-party charges, transaction volume and any additional work are confirmed separately before you proceed. Online payments remain inactive.

Setup and optional registrations

These are separate from routine annual compliance.

These are ACS professional fees, not statutory charges or an automatic annual package. Government fees, taxes, third-party charges, transaction volume and any additional work are confirmed separately before you proceed. Online payments remain inactive.

Records to keep ready

  • CIN, incorporation records, PAN and current company particulars
  • Director KYC, shareholding and authorised-signatory records
  • Approved accounts, audit report and supporting schedules
  • Meeting dates, resolutions and prior filing acknowledgements
  • Tax, GST and payroll records where applicable

Practical benefits

  • A clearer annual filing and audit work plan.
  • Consistent company information for banks, shareholders and customers.
  • Early identification of event-based work instead of treating every form as annual.

A manageable next step

Share your entity type, reporting year, registration orders and previous filings. ACS can review the missing records, identify relevant tasks and confirm a written scope and fee before work starts.

If work is overdue, we review it first and explain any applicable additional charges. Do not assume a penalty waiver or an all-inclusive package.

This is general service information, not a determination of your legal or tax obligations. Deadlines, applicability and form numbers are confirmed for your circumstances and reporting period. Catalogue tax labels may refer to earlier forms; the 2026 form transition is checked before filing.

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Official references

Reference review: 2 October 2026. The current official rules and the details of your case take precedence over this general guide.