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Corporate & Business Compliance

Annual filings, director and share changes, and the eventual closure of a company — kept current so nothing lapses.

Annual filings follow the statutory calendar; a specific change is typically 5–10 working daysFree consultation

Overview

What is Corporate & Business Compliance?

This covers what a registered company or LLP has to keep up with after incorporation: annual ROC filings like AOC-4 and MGT-7, director and auditor changes, share transfers and capital changes, statutory registers and board resolutions, and — when a business has run its course — formal closure or strike-off. None of it is optional once a company exists; it runs whether or not the business is actively trading.

Who it's for

Who needs it

Companies and LLPs with annual filings due

AOC-4, MGT-7, DIR-3 KYC and the rest of the annual compliance calendar.

Companies with a change to record

A new director, a share transfer, a change of registered office, or an increase in authorised capital.

Companies needing statutory records maintained

Board resolutions, statutory registers and the disclosures directors are required to make.

Companies winding down

Formal strike-off or closure of a dormant company, or winding-up support for a larger one.

Eligibility & requirements

Annual ROC filings apply to every registered company and LLP, whether or not it traded that year
DIR-3 KYC is due annually for every person holding a Director Identification Number
MSME-1 applies where a company has dues outstanding to a micro or small enterprise supplier
A company applying to strike off must have no pending liabilities or active business

Why is it needed?

A company that misses its annual filings accumulates penalties that compound the longer they go unfiled, and its directors can be disqualified from holding office in any company. A dormant company that is never formally closed keeps generating the same filing obligations indefinitely — closure is usually cheaper than another year of compliance on a business that has stopped.

Documents

Documents Required

Audited financial statements
Board and shareholder resolutions authorising the filing or change
Director and auditor identity and consent documents
Prior year's filings and the company's statutory registers

Process & timeline

How we get it done

1

Review what's due

We check your company's filing history and confirm what's outstanding or coming up.

2

Documents and resolutions prepared

Board resolutions and supporting filings are drafted for the specific change or return.

3

Filed with the ROC

Submitted within the statutory deadline, with the acknowledgement shared with you.

4

Records kept current

Your company's statutory registers are updated to reflect every filing made.

Why Clikdocs

Why work with us

Your filing history, not started fresh each time

We track what's been filed and what's due next, so nothing depends on you remembering your own compliance calendar.

Catching up, without judgment

Falling behind on ROC filings is common. We focus on getting current, not on how it happened.

Resolutions and registers drafted correctly

Every filing is backed by the board resolution or register entry it actually requires.

One team from incorporation to closure

The same team that can set up your company can also keep it compliant, and close it when the time comes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What compliance does your company need?

Tell us your company's structure and what's changed, and we'll confirm what's due and by when.

Talk to an Expert

Free consultation, with no obligation to proceed.

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