Wednesday, 9 September 2020

ROC DUE DATES CALENDER SEPTEMBER 2020

ROC DUE DATES CALENDER SEPTEMBER 2020

DIR-3 KYC          30th September 2020
DPT-3                   30th September 2020
BEN-2                  30th September 2020
INC-20A              30th September 2020
INC-22A              30th September 2020
MSME-1              30th September 2020
FORM-8 LLP      30th September 2020
FORM-11 LLP    30th September 2020


ANY OTHER FORM CAN ALSO BE FILED  ON NORMAL FEES WHICH IS NOT STILL FILED BUT DUE FOR FILING, AS THE MCA HAS GIVEN US ONE TIME RELAXATION UNDER NEW COMPANIES FRESH START SCHEME, 2020 FOR FILING UPTO 30TH SEPTEMBER 2020.




Compiled by :

CA IP Mukesh Mittal
B.Com., FCA
Insolvency Professional
Independent Director
Certified Concurrent Auditor
9215536951, 9813340495
ca.mukeshmittal@gmail.com
https://camukeshmittal.blogspot.com

DISCLAIMER: The Author have taken utmost care while drafting the article but it may occur that certain error creeps in. This article is for academic purpose and should not be treated as a professional advice. The readers are advised to refer the Bare Acts and Rules before making any judgment. 

Now no need to file Form GNL-1 for Extension of AGM for the financial year ending on 31.03.2020

Now no need to file Form GNL-1 for Extension of AGM for the financial year ending on 31.03.2020

Three Months Extension of AGM for the financial year ending on 31st March 2020 except first AGM of the company. Now AGM of companies can be held upto 31st December 2020 without filing any form with ROC. Extension would be ROC Wise and the similar extension provided by other ROCs also.

ROC (Delhi & Haryana) extends due date of AGM by 3 months for other than 1st AGM. Pending applications in GNL-1 is also whether pending or rejected.


Click Here for download of Extension order


Compiled by :

CA IP Mukesh Mittal
B.Com., FCA
Insolvency Professional
Independent Director
Certified Concurrent Auditor
9215536951, 9813340495
ca.mukeshmittal@gmail.com
https://camukeshmittal.blogspot.com

DISCLAIMER: The Author have taken utmost care while drafting the article but it may occur that certain error creeps in. This article is for academic purpose and should not be treated as a professional advice. The readers are advised to refer the relevant orders before making any judgment. 

Friday, 4 September 2020

AGM Extension for FY ended as on 31.03.2020 via e-form GNL-1

 AGM Extension for FY ended as on 31.03.2020 via e-form GNL-1


Due to spread of novel corona virus pandemic and consequent nationwide lockdown announced by Government of India, several representations were made to Ministry of Corporate affairs (MCA) to allow companies to hold their annual general meeting (AGM) for the financial year ended on 31st March,2020 beyond the statutory period provided in the act.


MCA has examined the matter and vide General Circular No. 28/2020, dated 17/08/2020 has clarified that the companies which are unable to hold their AGM for the financial year ended on 31/03/2020 should file their applications in form no. GNL-1 for seeking extension of time for holding AGM for the financial year ended on 31/03/2020 with the concerned Registrar of Companies on or before 29/09/2020 but Companies need not wait for the last date of Sept. 29 stipulated by MCA to file the request as the approval if denied would culminate into a long-drawn process of compounding penalty for the companies.


Proviso to section 96(1) provides that the Registrar may, for any special reason, extend the time within which any annual general meeting, other than the first annual general meeting, shall be held, by a period not exceeding three months.


Click Here for Download of Circular.


Compiled by :

CA IP Mukesh Mittal
B.Com., FCA
Insolvency Professional
Independent Director
Certified Concurrent Auditor
9215536951, 9813340495
ca.mukeshmittal@gmail.com
https://camukeshmittal.blogspot.com

DISCLAIMER: The Author have taken utmost care while drafting the article but it may occur that certain error creeps in. This article is for academic purpose and should not be treated as a professional advice. The readers are advised to refer the relevant circular or notification before making any judgment.