Resignation of auditor before expiry of his term

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20 November 2014 Respected members, please solve my querry.
I want to know which class of co. has to file ADT-2 for Central Government approval.

20 November 2014 If auditor resigned before the expiry of the appointed term [section 140(2)] form ADT-3 ( not ADT-2) has to be filed with respect to all companies. The auditor has to file this to the company and to the ROC and in case of govt company etc [section 139(5)] to the C&AG as well.

20 November 2014 Sir, can u please tell me procedure for taking resignation of xisting auditor and simultaneously appointing new auditor

20 November 2014 (i) BOD to appoint within 30 days of resignation.

(ii) Members should approve in EGM to be convened with in 3 months on the recommendation of the board.

(iii) Per section 139(8)(i) of 2013 act.

20 November 2014 Sir, please tell me about the meetings to be conducted for taking resignation.

21 July 2025 Here’s a concise explanation about the procedure and meetings related to auditor resignation before expiry of term under Companies Act, 2013:

1. Filing on Resignation
When an auditor resigns before the expiry of their term, Form ADT-3 (Notice of Resignation by Auditor) must be filed by the auditor.

This form is filed with:

The Company,

The Registrar of Companies (ROC), and

In case of Government companies, also to C&AG (Comptroller and Auditor General).

2. Board Meeting after Resignation
The Board of Directors (BOD) must hold a meeting within 30 days of receiving the resignation to:

Take note of the resignation.

Appoint a new auditor to fill the casual vacancy caused by the resignation.

3. General Meeting
After the Board appoints the new auditor, an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) of members must be called within 3 months of the Board meeting.

The members must approve the appointment of the new auditor at this EGM.

4. Important Points
If the Board fails to appoint a new auditor within 30 days, the members must appoint one within the next 90 days at a general meeting.

The new auditor’s appointment is subject to approval by the members at the EGM.

The procedure is governed under Section 139(8)(i) of the Companies Act, 2013.



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