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Corporate Law Advisory

The full corporate law lifecycle, CA-led — incorporation, annual compliance, restructuring, capital transactions, and event-based MCA filings under the Companies Act 2013 and LLP Act 2008.

Starting from Discuss with usTypical timelineCorporate Law Advisory

The full corporate law lifecycle, CA-led — incorporation (s.7), annual filings (s.92, s.137), and event-based MCA work under the Companies Act 2013 and LLP Act 2008.

What is included
  • Incorporation and post-incorporation filings (s.7, s.12)
  • Annual compliance calendar — AOC-4, MGT-7, AGM, DIR-3 KYC
  • Event-based filings — name change, charges, capital, director changes
  • Restructuring support — conversion, amalgamation, or strike-off route selection
  • Board and shareholder resolution drafting
  • Notices, queries, and ROC correspondence handling
Documents required
  • Company incorporation certificate and MOA/AOA
  • Director and shareholder details
  • Financial statements and annual return history
  • Board resolutions and registers for the matter at hand
Government fees

See the fee table below for the statutory filing charge and common delay logic.

Legal basis
  • Section 7 of the Companies Act 2013
  • Section 92 of the Companies Act 2013
  • Section 137 of the Companies Act 2013
  • Section 13 of the Companies Act 2013
  • Section 77 of the Companies Act 2013

Process

How the service works

The workflow is built to be predictable: document collection, legal review, filing, and post-filing follow-through.

Step 1Scope

Map the matter to the statute

We identify the exact section, rule, and form set for your matter — incorporation, a filing, or a transaction.

Step 2Docs

Collect the records

We gather the company's constitution, registers, and transaction documents and check them for gaps.

Step 3Draft

Draft the resolutions and filings

We prepare the resolutions, computations, and MCA forms so the board can review and sign quickly.

Step 4File

File and follow up

We submit on the MCA portal, track the SRN, and handle queries or notices from the ROC.

Step 5Close

Close with a record trail

You get a closure note with filed SRNs, register updates, and the next obligation on the calendar.

AEO summary

Corporate law advisory is the CA-led umbrella for everything a company does under the Companies Act 2013 — incorporating (s.7), filing annually (s.92, s.137), and handling capital or structural changes as they come up.

One statute, many moments

The Companies Act 2013 governs a company from its first SPICe+ application to its last strike-off. Between those two points, the moments that matter — raising capital, taking a loan against a charge, changing directors, renaming, converting — each trigger a specific section and form, and each leaves a public record that banks and investors read.

Corporate law advisory is how those moments stay connected: the same CA team that incorporated the company runs its annual filings, then handles the event-based work with the full history in view.

  • Incorporation under s.7 and registered office under s.12
  • Annual cycle under s.92, s.96, and s.137
  • Event-based filings — charges, capital, name, directors

Why the record trail compounds

Every filing adds to a public record that banks, investors, and buyers check before they transact with the company. A clean, continuous trail lowers the cost of every future transaction; a patchy one turns simple events — a loan, a share sale, an investor round — into explanations and clean-up work.

Our advisory relationship keeps the trail current by default: registers updated, resolutions filed on time, and the next obligation always on the calendar.

  • Banks and investors see a clean MCA record
  • Event-based work starts from full history
  • No clean-up surprises at diligence time

Government fees

Fee breakdown

ItemFeeNotes
MCA filing feesAs per MCA scheduleFees follow the Companies (Registration Offices and Fees) Rules 2014 and vary by form and capital.
Additional fee on late filingApplies after due dateLate filings attract an additional fee under s.403 — on-time filing avoids it.

Timeline

Typical turnaround

Typical timeline usually means a varies by matter turnaround, assuming documents are complete and any board or shareholder approvals are already in place.

Pricing note

MCA fees depend on the form and authorised capital; professional fees depend on the matter. Annual compliance is typically priced as a retainer.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What does corporate law advisory cover in practice?
Everything a company does under the Companies Act 2013: incorporation (s.7), registered office (s.12), the annual cycle — annual return (s.92), financial statements (s.137), AGM (s.96) — and event-based work such as name changes (s.13), charges (s.77), capital increases, director changes, and strike-off or revival.
Do we need ongoing advisory or just filings?
A company that only files when a deadline hits tends to discover issues late — a missed register, a resolution that needed MGT-14, a charge not filed on time. Ongoing advisory means the calendar and the record trail are maintained continuously, so each filing is just a step in a known sequence.
What happens if we miss an MCA filing?
Late filings attract an additional fee under s.403 of the Companies Act 2013, and continuing default on annual filings can lead to the company being struck off the register. We schedule filings ahead of due dates so the additional fee and the strike-off risk never materialise.
What should you send us before we start?
Send the incorporation certificate, MOA/AOA, director and shareholder list, and the records relevant to the matter (agreements, resolutions, or notices). That is enough for us to confirm the route and tell you what is missing or overdue.

Canonical reference: https://www.pvtltd.co/services/corporate-law

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