Non filing of annual accounts
This query is : Resolved
22 February 2010
If a Pvt Ltd Company, which is not doing any operation and directors want to liquidate(or sell) it, has not filed annual accounts with ROC for the last 7 years, then can it file accounts for the current year only. If yes would it be saved from additional fees??
22 February 2010
No. Returns for all the pending years has to be filed necessarily.
22 February 2010
Agree with Sir.
You have to file previous returns for all 7 years with late fee.
You have to file previous returns for all 7 years with late fee.
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