What is the due date for filing AOC-4?
AOC-4 is ordinarily filed within 30 days of the AGM. If the AGM is held on 30 September, the practical due date is 29 October, unless an extension or special fact changes the timeline.
How to use this calendar
Use this calendar where an Indian company or LLP needs a working view of MCA/ROC, Income Tax, GST, FEMA/RBI and labour law due dates. It separates LLP, OPC, small company and regular company paths because the annual filing map changes with the entity profile.
Start with the financial year and entity details, then select only the tax, GST, FEMA and labour obligations that actually apply. The output groups forms, statutes, due dates, urgency and penalty exposure so the list can be reviewed by the finance, CS or CA team before filing.
FAQ
AOC-4 is ordinarily filed within 30 days of the AGM. If the AGM is held on 30 September, the practical due date is 29 October, unless an extension or special fact changes the timeline.
MGT-7 or MGT-7A is ordinarily filed within 60 days of the AGM. If the AGM is held on 30 September, the ordinary due date is 28 November.
Routine DIR-3 KYC Web is no longer an annual 30 September filing. It is now due by 30 June of the applicable third consecutive financial year, with mobile, email or residential address changes filed within 30 days.
Monthly GSTR-1 is generally due on the 11th and GSTR-3B on the 20th. QRMP due dates differ, and the annual GSTR-9 date is usually 31 December.
A regular company commonly tracks AOC-4, MGT-7 or MGT-7A, ADT-1, DIR-3 KYC Web cycle checks, income tax return, GST, TDS and DPT-3 where applicable. LLPs use Form 8 and Form 11 instead.
No. Use it as a planning checklist. Filing duties can change through extensions, exemptions, turnover thresholds, transaction facts and regulator-specific updates.