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Section 134 of the Companies Act, 2013 mandates the preparation and approval of the Board’s Report, inclusion of disclosures as prescribed in Rules, authentication by directors, and filing in Form AOC-4.

Extract of Board’s Report: Format, Disclosures & MCA Compliance

The Government of India introduces tech-driven reforms to support startups and simplify company registration.

Empowering Start-ups: Government Initiatives for Easy Company Incorporation in India

Judgement

RD has revoked the penalty of Rs. 120,000 imposed on the company and its three directors, considering the 2017 amendment in Secretarial Standards (SS-1).

Penalty Revoked: RD Sets Aside ROC Fine Over Secretarial Standards Compliance

The RD observed that the SS-1 was updated, removing the need to disclose the dates of the meetings. Therefore, RD set aside the penalty order of Rs 1.2 Lakh.

RD Sets Aside 1.2 Lakh Penalty Levied by ROC for Violating Secretarial Standards u/s 118(10)

RD Ahmedabad imposed a penalty of Rs. 25000 on the company and Rs. 5000 each on its two directors for violation of Section 118 (11) of the Companies Act 2013.

ROC Penalty Order: Non-Compliance with Minutes Recording Standards, Violation of Section 118 (11) of Companies Act 2013

Orders

Under section 89(7) of the Companies Act, if a company does not file the form within the required time, it and the responsible officer will be liable to pay a penalty.

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