Nidhi Company Compliance

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    Nidhi Companies operate on the principle of mutual benefit by encouraging savings and providing financial support to their members. Compliance ensures these companies function legally and maintain financial discipline.

    • Legal Validity: Ensures the company operates within the legal framework.
    • Member Trust: Regular compliance builds confidence among members and stakeholders.
    • Avoidance of Penalties: Prevents fines and legal actions due to non-compliance.
    • Maintain at least 200 members within a year of incorporation.
    • Ensure the Net Owned Funds (NOF) to deposits ratio does not exceed 1:20.
    • File returns and financial statements annually with the MCA.
    • Follow restrictions on business activities like advertising or conducting chit funds.
    • Form NDH-1: Declaration of statutory compliance, filed annually.
    • Form NDH-3: Half-yearly return of Nidhi Company compliance.
    • Form AOC-4: Filing of financial statements with the MCA.
    • Form MGT-7: Filing of annual returns.
    • Change in the company’s registered office address.
    • Appointment or resignation of directors.
    • Changes in the Memorandum of Association (MOA) or Articles of Association (AOA).
    • Alteration in share capital structure.

    Non-compliance with the rules and guidelines can lead to:

      • Monetary fines imposed by the MCA.
      • Suspension or cancellation of Nidhi Company status.
      • Disqualification of directors from managing the company.
    • Financial statements and audit reports.
    • Member and deposit details.
    • Board resolutions for event-based filings.
    • Details of directors and shareholders.
    • Submit statutory forms (NDH-1, NDH-3, AOC-4, MGT-7) via the MCA portal.
    • Ensure filings are completed within the deadlines prescribed under the Companies Act, 2013.
    • Regular compliance filings typically take 2-3 weeks, depending on complexity.
    • Builds credibility and enhances the company’s reputation.
    • Avoids legal disputes and ensures smooth operations.
    • Creates financial discipline and transparency for regulatory authorities and members.
    • Government Filing Fees: Based on authorized capital and form type.
    • Professional Fees: For advisory, drafting, and filing assistance.
    • Estimated Total Cost: Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 30,000 annually, depending on the number of filings and professional services required.

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