In simple terms
ADT-1 relates to auditor appointment reporting where required. Appointment details, consents and the relevant company resolutions are reviewed before filing.
Who it is for
- Companies, LLPs, directors or founders with the relevant incorporation or filing requirement.
- Applicability depends on the entity type, event, accounts and reporting year.
What ACS helps with
- Auditor appointment filing coordination using company records.
- Review the supplied documents and identify missing information.
- Prepare or coordinate the agreed deliverables with the responsible professional or authority.
- Share progress, acknowledgements and relevant next steps.
Documents to keep ready
The final checklist is confirmed for your entity, reporting period and service.
- CIN, company registration and authorised-signatory records
- Approved accounts, audit records and relevant schedules
- Meeting dates, resolutions and appointment or ownership particulars
- Previous filings and relevant acknowledgements
How the work moves forward
- Share the requirement and relevant reporting period.
- ACS reviews the records and confirms the scope and charges.
- Preparation, review and authorised filing or delivery.
- Receive completion records and the next-step checklist.
Practical benefits
- A consistent appointment record for the company and auditor.
- An agreed scope, checklist and retained completion records.
Professional fees
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.
Timing and a practical next step
We confirm the applicable deadline and expected work plan after reviewing your records. Authority processing, missing documents and the relevant reporting period can affect timing.
Have pending work? Start with a review of what is already filed. A clear list of the remaining tasks is more useful than assuming every service applies to you.
Tax service names follow the ACS catalogue. The applicable law, form number and registration validity are confirmed for your reporting period, including the transition to the Income-tax Act, 2025 and Rules, 2026. Legal representation, audit opinions and certificates are provided only by the appropriately authorised professional or issuer.
Common questions
What does the fee cover?
The listed amount is the ACS professional fee for the named service. Government fees, taxes, audit or certification-body charges and other third-party costs are confirmed separately in your quote. Multiple listed services are separate choices, not an automatic bundle.
How do I start?
Choose a listed service or request a consultation. ACS reviews your documents, confirms the scope and gives you a request reference. You can follow agreed work through the service panel. Online payments remain inactive for now.
What if I have pending work?
Share the existing records first. The team can identify missing filings, prioritise the next steps and confirm any applicable additional fees with you. No penalty waiver or authority approval is promised.