ROC Annual Compliance in Hyderabad
Every company must file annual returns and financial statements with the Registrar of Companies, even with no business. We handle your yearly ROC compliance, board and shareholder meetings and statutory registers so you avoid heavy additional fees and director disqualification.
Who needs this
- Private limited and one person companies.
- Startups that have recently incorporated.
- LLPs for their annual filings.
- Companies with overdue filings that need to be regularised.
What we do
- Financial statements filing in Form AOC-4 and annual return in Form MGT-7 or MGT-7A.
- Holding of the annual general meeting, notices and minutes.
- Auditor appointment filing in Form ADT-1.
- Director KYC in Form DIR-3 KYC.
- Return of deposits in Form DPT-3 and MSME-1 where applicable.
- Maintenance of statutory registers and share certificates.
- Catch-up filing for defaulting companies and strike-off where suitable.
Documents and details we usually need
- CIN, PAN and registered office details.
- Audited financial statements and auditor report.
- Director and shareholder details.
- Earlier minutes and filings.
Legal framework
- Companies Act, 2013, including Sections 92, 96, 137 and 139.
- Additional fee for late filing under Section 403 of the Act.
- Disqualification of directors for continued non-filing under Section 164(2).
- LLP Act, 2008 for LLP annual filings in Form 8 and Form 11.
Why ComplianceKart
CAs, CSs and advocates work together on your file, so filing, compliance and legal risk are reviewed in one place. We quote in writing before we start. See our pricing process and FAQs.
Frequently asked questions
Is ROC filing required if the company has no turnover?
Yes. Financial statements and the annual return must still be filed every year.
What happens if I file late?
An additional fee applies for each day of delay. Persistent default can lead to disqualification of directors, so regularise early.
Can you close a company I no longer need?
Yes. Depending on the facts we advise on strike-off or other closure routes. See our guide on strike-off versus voluntary liquidation.