Characteristics of Company Annual Filing
- Annual filing of the company includes all the documentation related to the filing of financial statements and Annual return
- The annual return would also disclose the shareholdings structure of the Company, changes in Directorship and details of the transfer of securities.
Contents of Annual Returns
- Financial Statements
- Certifications(if any)
- Registered Office Address,
- Shares and Debenture details
- Register of Members
- Debt details
- Information about the Management
- Resolutions (if required)
Benefits of filing Company Annual Returns
Following are the benefits of filing Company Annual Returns
- Timely Compliance means avoiding hefty Penalties and Interest
- Improves Creditworthiness of the organisation
- Helps in analyzing Operational Projections of the organisation
Services Offered by Us
Following are the services provided by us at the time of registration.
- Documents Preparation
- Document submission
- Preparation of Annual Filing
- Filing Annual returns with MCA
- Intimate once Filed
- Sharing of Returns
Procedure for Filing Returns
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Preparation of E-form
AOC 4 for filing
financial statement
Preparation of E-form
MGT 7 for filing
annual return
Complete
Documentation
Filing Expenses
with the Registrar
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Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
General Questions
The annual return was a document that companies had to file at Companies House each year on the anniversary of the company’s incorporation.
It contained details of the company’s directors, shareholders and registered office address.
Business entities that might be required to file annual reports include corporations, LLCs, nonprofit corporations, limited partnerships and limited liability partnerships.
At its most basic, an annual report includes:
- General description of the industry or industries in which the company is involved.
- Audited statements of income, financial position, cash flow, and notes to the statements providing details for various line items.
- Market price of the company’s stock and dividends paid.
Annual reports provide information on the company’s mission and history and summarize the company’s achievements in the past year.
While financial achievements are included, other achievements also are noted, such as research advances, market share gains or honors awarded to the company or its employees.
Annual reports are intended to give shareholders and other interested people information about the company’s activities and financial performance.
Most jurisdictions require companies to prepare and disclose annual reports, and many require the annual report to be filed at the company’s registry.
The timing varies a little. The old standard required companies to file earnings reports no later than 45 days after the end of their first three quarters, and both quarterly and annual reports no more than 90 days after their fiscal year ends.
Annual reports provide information on the company’s mission and history and summarize the company’s achievements in the past year.
The chief purpose of the achievements section is to make shareholders and stakeholders feel good about their investments or participation in your company.
The intent of the required annual report is to provide public disclosure of a company’s corporate activities over the past year.
The report is typically issued to shareholders and other stakeholders who use it to evaluate the firm’s financial performance