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Govt Extends Deadlines For Corporates To File Annual Financial Statements For FY26: Check New Date
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has extended the deadline for FY26 financial statement filings to December 31 and annual returns to January 31, 2027. Companies can use the revised timelines without paying additional filing fees.
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'Byju's Not Cleared Of Fraud, Clean Chit Reports Incorrect': Centre
Refuting reports that an investigation by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs has cleared edtech firm Byju's of financial fraud, the Centre said on Wednesday that the probe is still on.
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Reports of negligence in MCA 21 project 'misguided': Infosys
Infosys, which was awarded the contract for developing and maintaining the website of Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), on Friday said it has fulfilled its obligations and any reports of negligence were misguided.
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Ministry Of Corporate Affairs Recruiting Company Secretary Professionals, Check Details
Candidates with not more than 35 years of age are eligible to apply for the designation of 'Young Professional'.
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Regulator Finds Serious Flaws In IL&FS Transportation's Audit Review
National Financial Reporting Authority noted that initial appointment and continuation of the company's audit firm was "prima facie illegal and void".
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78 Companies Vanish After Raising Funds; 17 In Gujarat
Vanishing companies are those that fail to file documents and balance sheets after raising funds through public issues and are untraceable.
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Inactive Companies Declined By 4,000 In Over 3 Years: Government
In 2011, the Ministry had introduced a fast-track exit mode for defunct companies to approach the Registrar of Companies from time to time for striking off their names,
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120 Companies Face Action For Non-Redressal Of Investor Complaints
Till October 31 in the current financial year, as many as 1,907 complaints were received and 1,522 were resolved, the minister noted.
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Government Seeks Views On Proposed Changes In Insolvency Law
Government has invited comments on various amendments proposed to the insolvency law, like time period for approval of resolution plans
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Sebi Eases Governance Norms, Extends Woman Director Deadline
To ease the process of implementing stronger corporate governance norms by listed firms, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Monday relaxed various provisions of the new law, especially for smaller companies, and extended the deadline for appointing at least one woman director to April 1, 2015.
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Simplifying Procedures Under New Companies Law, Says Ministry
Many stakeholders have raised concerns about certain aspects of the new Act and the Ministry -- which is implementing this law -- is taking steps to address the issues.
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Bankruptcy Board Amends Norms To Make Insolvency Process Transparent
Ministry of Corporate Affairs said that the changes will bring in greater discipline and transparency in insolvency proceedings.
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Over 3,200 Foreign Companies Operating in India: Government
As on June 30, 2014, a total of 1,476 foreign companies were functioning in Delhi followed by 772 such firms in Maharashtra, as per the list provided by Minister of State for Corporate Affairs Nirmala Sitharaman to the Lok Sabha.
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Sebi Clamps Down on Rs 50,000-Crore Money Pooling Scheme
In its biggest-ever crackdown on a large-scale illicit money pooling scheme estimated at nearly Rs 50,000 crore, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Friday ordered immediate closure of unauthorised collective investment schemes (CIS) run by PACL Ltd and refund of investors' money within three months.
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Incorrect Information in Company Filings to Attract Strict Action: Ministry of Corporate Affairs
The new Companies Act, wherein most of the provisions have come into effect from April 1, has stringent clauses to ensure that correct information is provided by corporates while submitting the required documents to MCA.
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Govt Extends Deadlines For Corporates To File Annual Financial Statements For FY26: Check New Date
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has extended the deadline for FY26 financial statement filings to December 31 and annual returns to January 31, 2027. Companies can use the revised timelines without paying additional filing fees.
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'Byju's Not Cleared Of Fraud, Clean Chit Reports Incorrect': Centre
Refuting reports that an investigation by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs has cleared edtech firm Byju's of financial fraud, the Centre said on Wednesday that the probe is still on.
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Reports of negligence in MCA 21 project 'misguided': Infosys
Infosys, which was awarded the contract for developing and maintaining the website of Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), on Friday said it has fulfilled its obligations and any reports of negligence were misguided.
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Ministry Of Corporate Affairs Recruiting Company Secretary Professionals, Check Details
Candidates with not more than 35 years of age are eligible to apply for the designation of 'Young Professional'.
-
Regulator Finds Serious Flaws In IL&FS Transportation's Audit Review
National Financial Reporting Authority noted that initial appointment and continuation of the company's audit firm was "prima facie illegal and void".
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78 Companies Vanish After Raising Funds; 17 In Gujarat
Vanishing companies are those that fail to file documents and balance sheets after raising funds through public issues and are untraceable.
-
Inactive Companies Declined By 4,000 In Over 3 Years: Government
In 2011, the Ministry had introduced a fast-track exit mode for defunct companies to approach the Registrar of Companies from time to time for striking off their names,
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120 Companies Face Action For Non-Redressal Of Investor Complaints
Till October 31 in the current financial year, as many as 1,907 complaints were received and 1,522 were resolved, the minister noted.
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Government Seeks Views On Proposed Changes In Insolvency Law
Government has invited comments on various amendments proposed to the insolvency law, like time period for approval of resolution plans
-
Sebi Eases Governance Norms, Extends Woman Director Deadline
To ease the process of implementing stronger corporate governance norms by listed firms, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Monday relaxed various provisions of the new law, especially for smaller companies, and extended the deadline for appointing at least one woman director to April 1, 2015.
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Simplifying Procedures Under New Companies Law, Says Ministry
Many stakeholders have raised concerns about certain aspects of the new Act and the Ministry -- which is implementing this law -- is taking steps to address the issues.
-
Bankruptcy Board Amends Norms To Make Insolvency Process Transparent
Ministry of Corporate Affairs said that the changes will bring in greater discipline and transparency in insolvency proceedings.
-
Over 3,200 Foreign Companies Operating in India: Government
As on June 30, 2014, a total of 1,476 foreign companies were functioning in Delhi followed by 772 such firms in Maharashtra, as per the list provided by Minister of State for Corporate Affairs Nirmala Sitharaman to the Lok Sabha.
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Sebi Clamps Down on Rs 50,000-Crore Money Pooling Scheme
In its biggest-ever crackdown on a large-scale illicit money pooling scheme estimated at nearly Rs 50,000 crore, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Friday ordered immediate closure of unauthorised collective investment schemes (CIS) run by PACL Ltd and refund of investors' money within three months.
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Incorrect Information in Company Filings to Attract Strict Action: Ministry of Corporate Affairs
The new Companies Act, wherein most of the provisions have come into effect from April 1, has stringent clauses to ensure that correct information is provided by corporates while submitting the required documents to MCA.
