ROC Exposure

Late labour filings cost you a notice. A late AOC-4 costs ₹100 a day, every day, with no ceiling — and nobody sends a reminder. Enter three dates and see exactly where the company stands and what the delay has already cost.

Financial year ended

AGM actually held on Leave blank if it has not been held — the statutory last date is used instead.

Company type

Authorised capital (₹) Sets the normal fee that additional-fee multiples apply to.

Conditional filings — tick only what applies

An MSME supplier is unpaid beyond 45 days (MSME-1) The company held deposits or exempt receipts (DPT-3)

Unticked, these are shown for reference and left out of the exposure figure — a company they do not apply to owes nothing on them.

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Enter a financial year end to begin.

What each form needs →

Annual filings

Event-driven filings

These have no annual clock — the trigger is the event, and the countdown starts the day it happens. The most common reason a company is non-compliant without knowing it.

Registers the company must keep

Not filed anywhere, but the first thing asked for in an inspection or due diligence. Kept at the registered office. Open the register builder → · Directors & KMP →

Board meetings

How to read this. Due dates are computed from the financial year end and the AGM date you entered, under the Companies Act 2013. Two honest limits: the ₹100-per-day figures for AOC-4 and the annual return are the statutory additional fee only — they do not include penalties that may separately be levied on the company and on every officer in default under s.137(3) and s.92(5); and forms on the general additional-fee scale are shown against the normal fee for your authorised capital, which MCA revises from time to time. Confirm on the MCA portal before you pay.