MCA gives an opportunity to regularise deactivated DINs without fee
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Provides six-month window for firms to become ‘ACTIVE Compliant’
Close on the heels of introducing a ‘fresh start scheme’, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) has given a one-time opportunity for ‘ACTIVE non-compliant’ companies to become compliant without forking out any fees.
This facility — which comes against the backdrop of Covid-19 pandemic — will be available between April 1 and September 30, without a filing fee of ₹10,000, according to the MCA.
It may be recalled that companies that did not file e-form ACTIVE were categorised by MCA as ‘ACTIVE non-compliant companies’. ‘e-form ACTIVE’ stands for Active Company Tagging Identities and Verification. MCA had made directors responsible for filing of ‘e-form ACTIVE’ to set the compliance record straight. #casansaar (Source - MCA, The Hindu)
Close on the heels of introducing a ‘fresh start scheme’, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) has given a one-time opportunity for ‘ACTIVE non-compliant’ companies to become compliant without forking out any fees.
This facility — which comes against the backdrop of Covid-19 pandemic — will be available between April 1 and September 30, without a filing fee of ₹10,000, according to the MCA.
It may be recalled that companies that did not file e-form ACTIVE were categorised by MCA as ‘ACTIVE non-compliant companies’. ‘e-form ACTIVE’ stands for Active Company Tagging Identities and Verification. MCA had made directors responsible for filing of ‘e-form ACTIVE’ to set the compliance record straight. #casansaar (Source - MCA, The Hindu)
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