NBFC ROC Compliance
NBFC ROC Compliance
Getting an NBFC licence is only step one. Every NBFC is still a company under the Companies Act, which means it must file annual returns, maintain statutory records, hold meetings, and report changes to the Registrar of Companies. Missing an ROC deadline can trigger late fees, notices, or even director disqualification.
We help NBFCs stay compliant, organised, and documentation-ready throughout the year.
What’s Covered
Annual Filings
Financial Statements filing in AOC-4
Annual Return filing in MGT-7/MGT-7A
DIR-3 KYC of directors
Auditor appointment or ratification (ADT-1)
Periodic & Event-Based Filings
Change in directors, registered office, shareholding, authorised capital, etc.
Return of deposits or exempt borrowings, if applicable
PAS-6 for share capital reconciliation (for demat companies)
MSME return, if applicable
Charge creation/modification satisfaction
Corporate Records & Governance
Drafting minutes for Board & shareholder meetings
Maintaining statutory registers and books
Compliance calendar and reminders
Support during MCA notices, queries, or inspections
Documents Usually Required
Audited financials and board reports
Shareholding structure and register updates
Minutes, resolutions, agreements, and disclosures
Director KYC documents and DIN details
Auditor appointment letters and certifications
Typical Compliance Timeline
Board meetings – at least quarterly
AGM – within prescribed statutory timelines
AOC-4 – within 30 days of AGM
MGT-7 – within 60 days of AGM
DIR-3 KYC – annually by due date
Event-based filings – usually 15–30 days from occurrence
(Deadlines may change based on MCA notifications.)
Why NBFCs Should Prioritise ROC Compliance
Prevents penalties, additional fees, and MCA scrutiny
Maintains director eligibility and DIN status
Smooth fundraising, due diligence, and investor onboarding
Protects corporate credibility and governance track record
Ensures alignment with RBI compliance and audits
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. RBI and ROC compliance are separate and both are mandatory.
Yes, every NBFC must undergo an annual audit.
Yes, from the first financial year onward.
You must seek extensions or risk penalties for delayed filings.
Yes. Any corporate change not reported on time attracts additional fees.