ExpertPoint provides a comprehensive compliance management service for small and medium sized business. Our compliance service includes financial statement preparation, secretarial services, income tax return filing and MCA annual return filing. Based on requirement as your business scales, we can also provide GST return filing services, TDS return filing services, advance tax computation and payroll processing. Get in touch with our expert advisor to begin managing your company’s compliance in an easy and hassle-free manner. Our Annual Package includes:

• Board meetings Compliance: The company should hold a minimum of One Board Meeting in each quarter of the financial year i.e. one board meeting every quarter. However, the first Board Meeting has to be held within 30 days of date of incorporation. Minutes of the meeting must be prepared and attendance register must be maintained. All the board members should be informed through a notice a week before the meeting.
• Disclosure of Director’s Interest: The directors of the board can give a notice of interest regarding any entity by filing Form MBP-1at every year’s board meeting.
• Maintenance of Statutory Registers: The company must maintain records which register minutes of meeting of all the Annual General meetings, Board meetings, and the meetings that is called for incorporation of any changes in the agreement of the formation of the company that is at the scale of recording it at the Registrar of State or Registrar of Company.
• Preparation of financial statements: We prepare financial statements which includes Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss account and Schedules and Notes as mandated by Companies Act 2013.
• Annual General Meeting Compliance: AGM is a meeting of Shareholders to be held every financial year to meet and decide upon the approval of Accounts, distribution of dividends, appointment or reappointment of directors and Auditors. For newly incorporated Companies, the Annual General Meeting should be held within 18 months from date of incorporation or 9 months from the date of closing of financial year, whichever is earlier. Subsequent Annual General Meetings should be held within 6 months from the end of that financial year. In India, normally the financial year starts on April 1st and end on 31st March. So a Company’s AGM would be due on or before September 30th.
• Filing of Income Tax Return: Private limited companies, limited companies and one person companies would be required to file Form ITR -6. The due date for filing income tax return for a company is on or before the 30th of September.
• Filing of annual return and financial statement with ROC: The company is obliged to file financial statement audited by a chartered accountant through form AOC-4 within 30 days from the date of AGM and Annual return through Form MGT 7 within 60 days from the date of AGM.