MCA · statutory due date

AOC-4 due date

Filing of the audited financial statements with the Registrar of Companies.

Next due

Event-driven

Within 30 days of the AGM, which must itself be held by 30 September.

FormAOC-4
AuthorityMCA
Frequencyevent

The essentials

WhenWithin 30 days of the AGM, which must itself be held by 30 September.
Who files itEvery private and public limited company
Filed withMCA
If you miss it. ₹100 per day with no upper limit, on the company and on every officer in default.

Work out what it costs → ROC additional fee

₹100 per day per form under section 403, with no upper limit — unlike GST, this one never caps.

A list cannot remind you.

Taxlabs derives your own filing calendar from your entity type and registrations, applies extensions as they are notified, and nudges you before each date — with a CA who files.

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Other MCA due dates

MGT-7 due date

Annual return covering shareholding, directors and changes during the year.

DIR-3 KYC due date

Annual confirmation of a director’s contact details and identity.

MSME-1 due date

Half-yearly return of amounts due to micro and small enterprises.

Frequently asked

When is the AOC-4 due?

Within 30 days of the AGM, which must itself be held by 30 September..

Who has to file AOC-4?

Every private and public limited company.

What happens if AOC-4 is filed late?

₹100 per day with no upper limit, on the company and on every officer in default.

Do extensions change this date?

They can. CBDT and CBIC notify extensions from time to time, usually close to the deadline. The date shown here is the statutory one; inside Taxlabs the effective date is used, with any notified extension already applied.

Statutory dates as at the date of publication. Extensions notified after publication are not reflected on this page. This is general information, not advice on your specific filing.