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ROC Due Date Tracker for Companies and LLPs

See the ROC filing due dates that follow your financial year end, with any MCA extension or additional-fee waiver applied.

How this works

Choose company or LLP and the financial year end.
We list the filings from our compliance calendar that fall due in the twelve months after the year end.
These dates are built into our compliance calendar unless a verified rule replaces them, and the page says which.

These dates are built into our tool and are not checked one by one. Please confirm them on the official portal.

What it does: Lists the ROC filings a company or an LLP makes in the year and the day each falls due, counted from the financial year or from the annual general meeting.
The rule it rests on: Companies Act, 2013: the financial statements in AOC-4 within thirty days of the AGM (section 137), the annual return in MGT-7 within sixty days of the AGM (section 92) and the auditor’s appointment in ADT-1 within fifteen days (section 139 with rule 4 of the Companies (Audit and Auditors) Rules, 2014). LLP Act, 2008: the statement of account and solvency in Form 8 (section 34) and the annual return in Form 11 within sixty days of the financial year’s close (section 35). Dated extensions by MCA general circular are applied where our records hold one. Official source: Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) portal
Checked on: 10 November 2026. Where a figure the tool shows is still to be verified by our expert team, the tool says so instead of showing it.
Next step: Missed one of these dates? See what the additional fee comes to for the days of delay. ROC late filing fee calculator