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Stay compliant with the Registrar of Companies
Every company and LLP must file annual returns and financial statements with the Registrar of Companies (ROC), even if it had no business during the year. Late filing attracts additional fees for every day of delay, and long-term non-filing can lead to the company being struck off and directors being disqualified.
Company filings we handle
- AOC-4 — financial statements, within 30 days of the AGM
- MGT-7 / MGT-7A — annual return, within 60 days of the AGM
- ADT-1 — auditor appointment
- DIR-3 KYC — yearly KYC for every director
- INC-20A — commencement of business for new companies
- Board meeting and AGM minutes and registers
LLP filings we handle
- Form 11 — annual return, due by 30 May
- Form 8 — statement of accounts and solvency, due by 30 October
Event-based changes
- Appointing or removing directors
- Changing the registered office
- Increasing authorised capital and allotting shares
- Changing the company name or objects
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to file if my company had no business?
Yes. Annual filings are required every year, whether or not the company traded.
What is the penalty for late filing?
An additional fee is charged for each day of delay for most forms, and the amount can grow quickly. Directors can also be disqualified for continued non-filing.
Can you take over compliance for a company that has missed filings?
Yes. We review what is pending, file the overdue forms and bring the company back on track.