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Compliance Due-Date Generator

Enter your incorporation date and get a complete timeline of every filing deadline - ROC forms, tax returns, GST compliance - with penalty warnings and Google Calendar export.

Post-Incorporation Compliance Roadmap

After incorporating a Private Limited Company or LLP in India, founders face a maze of compliance deadlines - many with penalties starting from Day 1 of delay. Missing INC-20A alone can result in your company being struck off by the Registrar of Companies.

This free tool generates a personalized compliance calendar based on your exact incorporation date, business structure, and GST registration status. Every deadline is calculated per the Companies Act 2013, CGST Act 2017, and Income Tax Act 1961.

Pro tip: Download the ICS file and import it into Google Calendar to get automatic reminders 7 days and 1 day before each deadline. For WhatsApp reminders from our CA team, use the opt-in button below your results.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the first compliance deadlines after company incorporation?expand_more
The three most critical deadlines are: (1) Open a bank account within 30 days, (2) Appoint the first auditor (ADT-1) within 30 days, and (3) File INC-20A (Commencement of Business) within 180 days. Missing INC-20A can lead to the company being struck off.
What happens if I miss INC-20A filing?expand_more
INC-20A must be filed within 180 days of incorporation. Missing it attracts ₹100/day additional fee with no cap. More critically, the ROC can initiate proceedings to strike off the company under Section 248.
When is the first AGM due for a new company?expand_more
The first AGM must be held within 9 months from the end of the first financial year (i.e., by December 31 if FY ends March 31). Subsequent AGMs must be within 6 months of FY end (by September 30).
What is DIR-3 KYC and what happens if I miss it?expand_more
DIR-3 KYC is an annual Director KYC filing due by September 30. If missed, your DIN (Director Identification Number) gets deactivated immediately, and you must pay a ₹5,000 penalty to reactivate it.
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Disclaimer: This tool provides indicative estimates based on publicly available government rates and rules. Actual amounts may vary based on the latest government notifications. Please confirm with our CA before acting on these figures. CorporateSaathi is not liable for any decisions made solely based on this tool's output.