Introduction:
This Form Roc 20A is a declaration that needs to be filed by the directors of the company at the time of the start of the business. This form has to be verified by Chartered Accountant (CA) or Company Secretary (CS) or a Cost Accountant who is in practice.
When Form-20A to be filed?
Form 20A is a declaration filed by the directors within 180 days of the date of incorporation of the company filed with the concerned ROC (Registrar Of Companies). It is one of the most important compliances that should be followed as the penalties for non-filing is extremely high.
Exception for Companies to File Form
The following companies are not required to file Form 20A:
Declaration
A declaration under section 10A from the directors has to be provided in the form of a Board Resolution in the form itself. In addition to this, a proof of deposit of the paid-up share capital by the subscribers also needs to be attached in the form. If a company pursues objects requiring registration or approval from any sectoral regulators such as The Reserve Bank of India and Securities and Exchange Board of India etc, then it shall obtain such registration or approval along with the attached declaration. The eForm has to be verified and certified by a practicing professional before filing with the ROC (Registrar Of Companies).
Penalties:
Fees for Filing the Form:
Fee for filing eForm for companies having a share capital :
Nominal Share Capital | Applicable Fees in (Rs.) |
---|---|
Where share capital is less than 1,00,000 | 200 |
1,00,000 or above but not exceeding 4,99,999 | 300 |
5,00,000 or above but not exceeding 24,99,999 | 400 |
25,00,000 or above but not exceeding 99,99,999 | 500 |
1,00,00,000 or above | 600 |
Fee for filing eForm for companies having no share capital:
In this case, the fee applicable is only Rs 200.
Additional fee (in case the form is not filed within the time)
Nominal Share Capital | Applicable Fees in (Rs) |
---|---|
Up to 30 days | 2 times of normal fees |
Above 30 but not exceeding 60 days | 4 times normal fees |
Above 60 days but not exceeding 90 days | 6 times normal fees |
Above 90 days but not exceeding 180 days | 10 times of normal fees |
Above 180 days | 12 times of normal fees |
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