Free tool · New companies
You registered the company. Here is everything it owes in year one.
Most founders think it is one annual filing. It is closer to thirty separate obligations, and the first one falls due thirty days after incorporation. Enter your date of incorporation and see your own dates — not general rules. Ten seconds, no charge, nothing to sign up for.
And this is only the Companies Act
The list above is what the Registrar expects. A company also carries obligations under the income tax, GST and labour laws from the day it starts operating. Dates below are the standard ones; thresholds and state rules decide whether each applies to you.
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Our compliance retainer tracks every date above from the day we take the file on, issues and stamps the share certificates, keeps the registers, drafts the resolutions and files the forms — with a named CS or CA, not a ticket queue. From ₹999 a month, or ₹9,999 a year with two months free.
These dates are calculated from the statutory timelines in the Companies Act, 2013 and the LLP Act, 2008 as they stand today, and assume a 31 March financial year with no extension of time. Your own position can differ — an earlier AGM, a change in the financial year, or an extension granted by the Registrar all move the dates, and stamp duty is levied by your State and varies. This is general information, not advice for your company. Send us your CIN and we will confirm your position in writing at no charge.
