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DPT-3 filing is a mandatory ROC compliance requiring companies to report outstanding loans, advances, or deposits. At follow2tax, we provide professional assistance to ensure accurate and timely DPT-3 filing, helping your company stay fully compliant and avoid penalties.
- End-to-End DPT-3 Filing Assistance
- Accurate Reporting of Loans & Deposits
- Timely ROC Compliance Filing
- Expert Advisory & Ongoing Support
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Stay Compliant with ROC Deposit Reporting Requirements
Form DPT-3 is used by companies to report details of outstanding money received that is treated as deposits or exempted deposits under the Companies Act. Filing this form annually is essential to maintain compliance and transparency.
follow2tax simplifies the process by reviewing financial records, identifying applicable transactions, preparing the required documentation, and filing the form accurately with the Registrar of Companies. Our structured approach ensures timely compliance without hassle.
Whether your company has secured loans, advances, or other reportable transactions, our expert-driven services help you meet compliance requirements while you focus on business growth.
Why Choose follow2tax for DPT-3 Filing?
We combine ROC compliance expertise, financial knowledge, and practical business insight to deliver reliable and hassle-free DPT-3 filing services.
Accurate Compliance Filing
Proper reporting of financial details to ensure error-free ROC submission.
Timely Submission
Quick preparation and filing to avoid penalties and compliance risks.
End-to-End Support
Complete assistance from document review to successful filing confirmation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is DPT-3 filing?
DPT-3 is a ROC compliance form used by companies to report outstanding loans, advances, or deposits as required under the Companies Act.
Who is required to file DPT-3?
Most companies, except government companies and certain exempt entities, are required to file DPT-3 annually if applicable transactions exist.
What happens if DPT-3 is not filed?
Non-filing can lead to penalties and compliance issues under the Companies Act.
What documents are required for DPT-3 filing?
Audited financial statements, auditor certificates, and details of outstanding loans or deposits are generally required.