OPC Compliance
Ensure your One Person Company meets all statutory compliance requirements with our
comprehensive OPC compliance services. We help OPCs maintain regulatory standards and avoid
penalties through timely filings.
What We Offer
- Annual Compliance Filing
- Board Meeting Compliance
- Statutory Audit Compliance
- ROC Filing Compliance
- Tax Compliance Management
- Corporate Governance Compliance
Process
1
Compliance Assessment
Professional handling of compliance assessment with expert guidance.
2
Document Preparation
Professional handling of document preparation with expert guidance.
3
Filing Submission
Professional handling of filing submission with expert guidance.
4
Compliance Monitoring
Professional handling of compliance monitoring with expert guidance.
Required Documents
- OPC Registration Certificate
- Board Resolution
- Financial Statements
- Audit Reports
- Director's Details
- Shareholding Pattern
Benefits
- Legal Compliance
- Avoid Penalties
- Business Continuity
- Professional Support
- Timely Filing
Frequently Asked Questions
What is OPC Compliance?
OPC compliance involves adhering to all legal requirements under the Companies Act,
2013, specifically for One Person Companies, including filing annual returns,
maintaining accounts, and following statutory obligations.
What are the mandatory OPC compliance requirements?
Mandatory requirements include filing annual returns, financial statements, board
meetings (if applicable), and maintaining statutory registers as per Companies Act,
2013.
Are board meetings required for OPC?
No, board meetings are not mandatory for OPCs. However, the member must maintain
minutes of decisions taken and file them with the ROC.
What is the penalty for non-compliance?
Non-compliance can result in penalties, fines, and in severe cases, striking off of
the OPC from the register of companies.
Can an OPC be converted to a private company?
Yes, an OPC can be converted to a private limited company when its paid-up share
capital exceeds ₹50 lakhs or its average annual turnover exceeds ₹2 crores.