Chennai ROC Imposes Penalty on Company and Directors for Delay in Filing Beneficial Ownership Return:

Since the company had failed to file e-Form BEN-2 within the specified time, ROC levied a penalty of Rs 5 lakh on the company and Rs 1 lakh each on the two directors.
ROC Penalty for Delay in Filing e-Form BEN-2

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Chennai ROC Imposes Penalty on Company and Directors for Delay in Filing Beneficial Ownership Return
Since the company had failed to file e-Form BEN-2 within the specified time, ROC levied a penalty of Rs 5 lakh on the company and Rs 1 lakh each on the two directors.
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