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Law read 17 Oct 2026 · Companies Act s.454
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3Check each director
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1Your notice

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The date printed on the show-cause notice.
Annual return: 60 days after the AGM. Financial statements: 30 days after the AGM (one person company: 27 Sep). Board meetings: the last day the meeting was due.
Where things stand now
Filed the form? Enter the date — leave blank if not.

Everything else — open only what you need

Directors and officers named in the notice

For late financial statements, the MD and CFO are liable; if there are none, the director in charge; if none, all directors.

Filed under the 2026 facilitation scheme? assumed: no
Penalty amounts for other defaults

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How this works

Your position

Each noticee's figure

the most the officer can levy for the period
NoticeeDays in defaultPenalty (₹)Note
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    Your data never leaves this browser. This tool reads sections 92, 137, 117, 450, 446B and 454 of the Companies Act, 2013 and MCA's 2026 facilitation-scheme circular as they stood on 17 Oct 2026. The adjudicating officer decides the penalty; figures here are the statutory maximum for the period you enter. Have your CS or CA check the reply before you upload it. Not legal advice. Statutory rules change; verify against the latest notifications. Maintained by a practising Chartered Accountant.

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