Event Based Compliances for Companies & LLPsin India

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PROBAY™ offers complete Event Based Compliance services for Companies and LLPs, including preparation of resolutions, documentation, and filing of required forms with the Registrar of Companies (ROC). Our experts ensure timely and accurate compliance whenever key corporate events occur, helping your business remain legally compliant and avoid penalties.

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What are Event Based Compliances?

Event Based Compliances refer to statutory filings that must be completed when a specific event or change occurs in a company or Limited Liability Partnership (LLP).

Unlike routine compliances such as annual filings, event-based compliances are triggered by particular corporate actions or structural changes within the organization.

Whenever a company makes changes such as appointing or removing directors, transferring shares, changing the registered office, or modifying its capital structure, it must inform the Registrar of Companies (ROC) by filing the appropriate forms.

These filings ensure that government records remain updated and that the company operates within the framework of the Companies Act, 2013 and the LLP Act, 2008.

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ROC Compliance (Company & LLP)

  • Company Annual Filings (AOC-4 & MGT-7/7A)
  • LLP Annual Filing (Form-8 & Form-11)
  • Increase in authorized share capital
  • Appointment or resignation of directors
  • Change in registered office address
  • Change in company name
  • Change in LLP partners
  • Modification in LLP agreement

MCA Filings for Companies

  • Alteration of Share Capital
  • Application for allotment of DIN
  • Change in particulars of directors
  • Removal of Disqualification of Directors
  • Creation/ Modification of Charge
  • Satisfaction of Charge
  • Registration of entities for undertaking CSR activities
  • MSME Return
  • Reconciliation of Share Capital Audit Report
  • Return of Allotment
  • Buyback of securities
  • Alteration in the documents of foreign company

Legal Framework Governing Event Based Compliances

Event-based compliances are regulated by the following legal provisions:

  • Companies Act, 2013

  • Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008

  • Rules and notifications issued by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA)

Companies and LLPs must file relevant forms within specified timelines after the occurrence of an event.

Common Event Based Compliances

Several corporate events require immediate compliance filings.

Common event-based compliances include:

Appointment or Resignation of Director / Partner

Companies must file forms when a new director or LLP partner is appointed or resigns.

Change in Registered Office

Any change in the company’s official address must be reported to the ROC.

Change in Company Name

Companies must file appropriate forms when their name is changed.

Share Transfer or Share Allotment

Changes in shareholding structure must be properly documented and recorded.

Increase in Authorized Capital

Companies must update their authorized capital with the ROC before issuing additional shares.

Auditor Appointment or Resignation

Changes related to statutory auditors must be filed with the ROC.

These compliances ensure transparency and accurate regulatory records.

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Documents Required for Event Based Compliances

The documents required depend on the specific event. Common documents include:

  • Board resolutions
  • Shareholder resolutions
  • Identity and address proof of directors or partners
  • Supporting agreements or contracts
  • Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) of authorized persons

Proper documentation ensures accurate filings with the ROC.

Process for Event Based Compliance Filing

The process generally involves the following steps.

Step 1 – Identify the Compliance Requirement


The company identifies the event that triggers a compliance requirement.

Step 2 – Preparation of Resolutions


Board or shareholder resolutions are drafted and approved.

Step 3 – Preparation of Documents


Required supporting documents are prepared and verified.

Step 4 – Filing with ROC


Relevant forms are filed through the MCA portal within the prescribed timeline.

Step 5 – ROC Approval and Record Update


The Registrar reviews the filing and updates the official records.

Timeline for Event Based Compliances

Each event-based filing has a specific deadline depending on the type of event.


Typical filing timelines range between 15 to 30 days from the date of the event.


Timely filing is essential to avoid penalties.

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Penalties for Non-Compliance

Failure to complete event-based compliances may lead to:

  • Government penalties and late filing fees
  • Legal notices from the ROC
  • Difficulty in future corporate filings
  • Compliance risks during audits

Maintaining timely compliance helps companies avoid these issues.

Benefits of Proper Event Based Compliance

Maintaining event-based compliance provides several advantages.

  • Ensures legal compliance with corporate regulations
  • Maintains accurate government records
  • Improves corporate transparency and governance
  • Prevents regulatory penalties and legal issues
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Proper compliance strengthens the company’s regulatory standing.

Why Choose PROBAY™ for Event Based Compliance Services?

PROBAY™ provides professional assistance for all types of event-based corporate compliances.

Our services include:

  • Identification of compliance requirements
  • Preparation of board and shareholder resolutions
  • Filing of ROC forms and documentation
  • Expert regulatory guidance
  • Transparent and professional service process
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We help businesses manage corporate changes efficiently while ensuring full legal compliance.

Stay Compliant with Every Corporate Change

Corporate changes require timely regulatory filings to maintain compliance with the Companies Act and LLP Act.


Let PROBAY™ assist your company or LLP with professional event-based compliance services and ensure smooth regulatory management.