ADT-1 Filing
File your ADT-1 (Appointment of Auditor) form efficiently with our professional services. We
ensure timely compliance and help you maintain proper audit requirements for your company.
What We Offer
- Auditor Appointment
- Board Resolution
- ROC Filing
- Document Preparation
- Compliance Support
- Status Tracking
Process
1
Auditor Selection
Professional handling of auditor selection with expert guidance.
2
Board Resolution
Professional handling of board resolution with expert guidance.
3
ADT-1 Filing
Professional handling of ADT-1 filing with expert guidance.
4
Confirmation
Professional handling of confirmation with expert guidance.
Required Documents
- Board Resolution
- Auditor's Consent
- Auditor's Certificate
- Company Documents
- Directors' Details
- Financial Statements
Benefits
- Legal Compliance
- Avoid Penalties
- Professional Support
- Timely Processing
- Complete Documentation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ADT-1 Filing?
ADT-1 is a form filed with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) to inform about the
appointment of auditors in a company, including their consent and terms of
appointment.
When should ADT-1 be filed?
ADT-1 should be filed within 15 days from the date of appointment of auditors,
either at the AGM or through board resolution.
What is the penalty for late filing?
Late filing of ADT-1 can result in penalties up to ₹1 lakh for the company and
₹5,000 per day for directors in default.
Who can be appointed as an auditor?
Only a practicing Chartered Accountant or a firm of Chartered Accountants can be
appointed as auditors of a company.
Is shareholder approval required for auditor appointment?
Yes, auditor appointment requires shareholder approval at the Annual General Meeting
(AGM) of the company.