Compliances for new pvt ltd company

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hi,

can any one help me to give latest update for necessary compliances for a pvt ltd company which is newly incorporated on 3rd June 2021.

a) what is the time limit for open a bank account/current account from the date of incorporate
b) time limit for auditor appointment from date of incorporate
c) AGM timelines
d) monthly and annually returns date
e) gst no. is available but gst sale purchase is nill all transaction in cash then how filled gst return?

please revert as soon as possible! your revert will highly helpful for me.
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Hey Soran! Here’s a quick, updated checklist for your new Pvt Ltd company incorporated on 3rd June 2021:


a) Time limit to open Bank/Current Account

  • No specific statutory time limit, but it’s advisable to open immediately after incorporation to start operations and receive payments (e.g., share capital).

  • Generally done within 15-30 days from incorporation.


b) Time limit for Auditor Appointment

  • The first auditor must be appointed within 30 days from the date of incorporation by the Board of Directors.

  • If the Board fails, the members appoint the auditor within the next 90 days.


c) AGM Timelines

  • First AGM:

    • Within 18 months from the date of incorporation.

  • Subsequent AGMs:

    • Within 6 months from the end of the financial year.

    • Gap between two AGMs should not exceed 15 months.


d) Monthly and Annual Returns Dates

Compliance Timeline/Date
Board Meetings Minimum 4 per year, with at least one every 120 days.
Annual Return (MGT-7) Within 60 days from AGM.
Financial Statements (AOC-4) Within 30 days from AGM.
Income Tax Return (ITR) Usually 30th September (with audit) or 31st July (without audit).
GST Returns  
  • Monthly GSTR-1 (outward supplies): By 11th of next month (or quarterly if turnover < 5 Cr).

  • Monthly/Quarterly GSTR-3B (summary return): By 20th of next month (or quarterly). |
    | TDS Returns | Quarterly, due dates: 31st July, 31st October, 31st January, 31st May. |


e) GST with zero sale and purchase (all cash transactions)

  • If no outward supply (sales) or inward supply (purchase) under GST, still you must file nil GST returns (GSTR-1 & GSTR-3B) to avoid penalties.

  • Cash transactions are not exempt from GST compliance.

  • Maintain proper records to support nil sales/purchase.


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