Understanding Event-Based ROC Filings

Every company is required to notify the **Registrar of Companies (ROC)** within a specific timeframe whenever a major decision or change occurs in the company structure or operations. These are called **Event-Based Filings**.

Common examples include changes to the Memorandum/Articles, allotment of shares, securing a bank loan (creating a **Charge**), or modifying the company's capital structure. **Timely filing is essential** as late fees are significant (often ₹100 per day).

Most Common Event-Based Filings

Charge Creation (CHG-1)

Mandatory filing when a company takes a loan against its assets. Must be filed within **30 days** of creating the security.

Charge Satisfaction (CHG-4)

Filing to notify ROC when the company has fully repaid the loan, ensuring the asset is free from the charge.

Resolutions Filing (MGT-14)

Filing of all special resolutions passed by shareholders (e.g., MOA change, capital reduction) within **30 days**.

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*Excludes government late fee (₹100 per day) if applicable.