How to disclose unsecured loans received from a friend of a director of a private company in the DPT 3 form.
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This discussion addresses how to handle unsecured loans received from a friend of a director when filing the DPT-3 form. It clarifies that such loans are not considered exempted deposits and therefore cannot be disclosed under 'transactions not considered as deposit'. The advice given is that private companies cannot accept public deposits, and loans from friends should ideally be personal to the director, not the company's debt. The content also touches upon the implications of unknowingly accepting such payments.
Guest
Loans from friends of directors is not an exempted deposit. Hence it cannot be disclosed in DPT-3 under the head "Particulars of transactions by a company not considered as deposit". Private companies are not allowed to take deposits from the public.
What to do if person without knowing accept payment from someone else.
Guest
If the Company show it in their books of accounts, it is a violation of the Act. Any loan from friend should be provided to the director and make it his personal debt not that of the company.