POST INCORPORATION COMPLIANCE

Post Incorporation Compliance refers to all the legal, financial, and regulatory requirements that a company must fulfill after it is legally registered.

In India, companies registered under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) must comply with rules defined under the Companies Act, 2013.

Key Post Incorporation Compliances in India:

• Filing INC-20A (Declaration of Commencement of Business)

• Appointment of Auditor (Form ADT-1)

• Issuing Share Certificates

• Opening Company Bank Account

• GST Registration (if applicable)

• Maintaining Statutory Registers

• Filing Annual Returns (MGT-7)

• Filing Financial Statements (AOC-4)

• Board Meetings & AGM compliance

• Income Tax & ROC filings

Failure to comply can result in:

• Heavy penalties

• Director disqualification

• Company strike-off

What is AGCC’s Role in Post Incorporation Compliance?

AGCC  plays a professional advisory and compliance management role for businesses.

AGCC Helps With:

✔ Ensuring timely ROC filings
✔ Preparing and filing required forms (INC-20A, ADT-1, etc.)
✔ Maintaining statutory records
✔ GST & Tax compliance guidance
✔ Board & AGM documentation
✔ Avoiding penalties and legal risks
✔ Providing complete compliance calendar support

AGCC acts as a compliance partner to ensure that newly incorporated companies remain legally safe and operationally smooth.