Defaults under the Companies Act, 2013 — late annual filings, missed board meetings, unfiled resolutions, deposit irregularities — can be regularised by compounding (Regional Director or NCLT) or through the Registrar's adjudication process.
What we do
- Identify defaults, file the overdue documents, and apply for compounding under section 441 (Regional Director where the maximum fine is up to ₹25 lakh; NCLT above that) or respond to adjudication notices under section 454.
- Represent directors and the company before the ROC (Registrar of Companies), Regional Director and NCLT; apply for removal of director disqualification and revival of struck-off companies where needed.
Documents you'll need
- Notice received (if any), filing history from the MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) portal, board minutes and registers, audited accounts, explanation of the default
Download the document checklist (PDF)
Questions we are asked most
What documents do you need for Companies Act compounding?
Notice received (if any), filing history from the MCA portal, board minutes and registers, audited accounts, explanation of the default.
Last updated: September 21, 2026.