DPT-3 Filing
File your DPT-3 (Return of Deposits) form efficiently with our professional services. We
ensure timely compliance and help you maintain proper records for your company.
What We Offer
- Deposit Details Collection
- Document Preparation
- ROC Filing
- Compliance Support
- Status Tracking
- Post-filing Support
Process
1
Data Collection
Professional handling of data collection with expert guidance.
2
Document Preparation
Professional handling of document preparation with expert guidance.
3
DPT-3 Filing
Professional handling of DPT-3 filing with expert guidance.
4
Confirmation
Professional handling of confirmation with expert guidance.
Required Documents
- Board Resolution
- Deposit Details
- Company Documents
- Directors' Details
- Financial Statements
Benefits
- Legal Compliance
- Avoid Penalties
- Professional Support
- Timely Processing
- Complete Documentation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is DPT-3 Filing?
DPT-3 is a form filed with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) to report deposits or
loans taken by a company, as required under the Companies Act, 2013.
When should DPT-3 be filed?
DPT-3 should be filed annually on or before June 30th of every year, reporting the
deposits and loans as of March 31st of that year.
What is the penalty for late filing?
Late filing of DPT-3 can result in penalties up to ₹1 crore or twice the amount of
deposits accepted, whichever is lower.
Which companies need to file DPT-3?
All companies that have accepted deposits or taken loans from directors,
shareholders, or any other persons need to file DPT-3.
What information is required in DPT-3?
DPT-3 requires details of deposits accepted, loans taken, amounts outstanding,
interest rates, and terms of repayment.