Post-incorporation steps
First board meeting, auditor, share certificates, commencement declaration.
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Business Setup & Registrations
A new company has more filings in its first year than most founders expect: the first board meeting, appointing the auditor, the commencement of business declaration, statutory registers, GST and TDS from the first invoice and payment, and the first annual returns. FinAura puts every one on a single calendar with an owner, and does the filings.
What is covered
Every filing a new company owes, from the certificate to the first AGM.
First board meeting, auditor, share certificates, commencement declaration.
Registers of members, directors and charges set up and kept.
GST, TDS and advance tax set up as soon as they apply.
PF, ESI and professional tax when you hire.
Financial statements, audit, AGM and the annual ROC and tax returns.
Every filing with a date and an owner, shared with you.
How the month runs
Set up, operate, run, close.
First weeks
First months
Through the year
Year-end
Your part
Our part
A common question
The commencement of business declaration, appointing the first auditor, the first board meetings, and TDS on early payments such as rent and professional fees. Missing them leads to penalties that are easy to avoid.
A single calendar from the first week is the simplest way to avoid that.
See ROC and corporate complianceWho it is for
From the certificate to the first AGM.
The LLP's first-year filings.
Company secretarial work handled.
Picking up the first year mid-way.
The rules, in plain English
Companies Act, 2013
A company with share capital declares that subscribers have paid for their shares before it starts business or borrows.
Official source: mca.gov.inCompanies Act, 2013
The first auditor of a company is appointed by the Board within the time the Act sets after incorporation.
Official source: mca.gov.inCompanies Act, 2013
Companies hold board meetings through the year and, except One Person Companies, an annual general meeting after each financial year.
Official source: mca.gov.inThis is general information, not advice for your situation; we confirm what applies to you before any work starts.
Questions we get asked
Hold the first board meeting, appoint the first auditor, issue share certificates, file the commencement of business declaration, open the bank account and set up the statutory registers.
Within the time the Companies Act sets after the end of the first financial year. We put it on the calendar from the start.
Yes. Every company's financial statements are audited, including the first year's.
Yes: ROC filings, accounting, GST, TDS and payroll compliance, from one team.