Yes. Statutory audit of financial statements is required prior to submitting Form AOC-4 to the ROC.

ROC Annual Filing involves submitting a company's financial statements and compliance reports to the MCA to maintain updated government records.

Public companies must file Form AOC-4 (financials), MGT-7 (annual return), and ADT-1 (auditor appointment) each financial year.

All registered public limited companies are required to file, regardless of business activity. Non-compliance risks penalties and director issues.

Late submissions attract ₹100 per day per form until completed. Extended delays may trigger additional legal consequences.

Form AOC-4 is due within 30 days of AGM, while MGT-7 must be filed within 60 days of the same meeting.

Yes. All ROC forms are submitted digitally through the MCA portal with professional assistance recommended.

MCA charges ₹100 per day per form for delays. Prolonged defaults may lead to company strike-off proceedings.

Company directors and practicing CA/CS professionals must provide digital signatures (DSC) for form validation.

Yes. Every public company, including new incorporations, must file annual returns even without business operations.

ADT-1 notifies ROC of statutory auditor appointments and must be filed within 15 days of AGM.

Public companies face stricter disclosure rules including detailed shareholding and governance information.

Maintains active status, enhances investor confidence, prevents penalties, and supports regulatory relationships.