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September 10, 2026
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BySteffy A
Compliance Calendar FY 2026-27: All Statutory Due Dates
Introduction
The Compliance Calendar FY 2026-27 is important for every company in India to track statutory due dates and avoid penalties. If you run a company in India, staying updated with statutory due dates is essential to avoid penalties and legal issues. The Compliance Calendar FY 2026-27 helps companies track ROC, Income Tax, TDS, GST, PF, ESI, and other regulatory compliances throughout the financial year.
Missing compliance deadlines can result in late fees, notices, and unnecessary complications for the business. With Ebizfiling’s expert support, companies can manage filings smoothly and stay compliant. Due dates and forms mentioned in this blog are based on currently available regulatory updates and may change subject to notifications issued by MCA, GSTN, CBDT, EPFO, or other authorities.
In this blog, you’ll find all the important due dates covered under the Compliance Calendar FY 2026-27 for companies in one place.
GST Compliance Calendar FY 2026-27
|
Due Date |
Compliance |
Form |
Period |
Applicable To |
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10th of every month |
GST TDS Return | GSTR-7 | Monthly |
GST deductors |
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10th of every month |
GST TCS Return | GSTR-8 | Monthly |
E-commerce operators |
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11th of every month |
Outward Supply Return | GSTR-1 | Monthly |
Monthly GST taxpayers |
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13th of every month |
Return for Non-Resident Taxable Person | GSTR-5 | Monthly |
Non-resident taxable persons |
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20th of every month |
GST Monthly Return | GSTR-3B | Monthly |
Regular taxpayers |
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22nd/24th of month succeeding quarter |
GST Quarterly Return | GSTR-3B | Quarterly |
QRMP taxpayers |
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25th of month succeeding quarter |
Job Work Return | ITC-04 | Quarterly/Half-Yearly |
Specified taxpayers |
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31/12/2026 |
GST Annual Return | GSTR-9 | FY 2025-26 |
Eligible registered taxpayers |
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31/12/2026 |
GST Reconciliation Statement | GSTR-9C | FY 2025-26 |
Applicable taxpayers |
Disclaimer:
Some due dates mentioned for FY 2026-27 may apply to compliances of FY 2025-26, since annual compliance filings are generally carried out after the close of the financial year
Notes:
- GSTR-1 is generally required to be filed by taxpayers reporting outward supplies under GST.
- Monthly Filing: Taxpayers with turnover above ₹5 Crore or not opting for QRMP must file GSTR-3B every month by the 20th of the following month.
- Quarterly Filing (QRMP): Taxpayers with turnover up to ₹5 Crore under QRMP can file GSTR-3B quarterly, with monthly tax payment through PMT-06 challan.
- GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C applicability depends on turnover limits and audit requirements under GST law.
- Delay in GST return filing may attract late fees, interest, and input tax credit restrictions.
- Businesses involved in e-commerce transactions should also comply with GSTR-8 filing requirements.
TDS and TCS Compliance Calendar FY 2026-27
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Due Date |
Compliance |
Form |
Period |
Applicable To |
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7th of succeeding month |
Deposit of TDS deducted during the previous month | Challan ITNS-281 | April 2026 to February 2027 |
TDS deductors |
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30/04/2027 |
Deposit of TDS deducted during March 2027 | Challan ITNS-281 | March 2027 |
TDS deductors |
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7th of succeeding month |
Deposit of TCS collected during the previous month | Challan ITNS-281 | April 2026 to February 2027 |
TCS collectors |
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30/04/2027 |
Deposit of TCS collected during March 2027 | Challan ITNS-281 | March 2027 |
TCS collectors |
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31/07/2026 |
Quarterly TDS Statement – Salary Payments | Form 138 | April–June 2026 (Q1) |
TDS deductors |
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31/07/2026 |
Quarterly TDS Statement – Payments to Residents other than Salary | Form 140 | April–June 2026 (Q1) |
TDS deductors |
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31/07/2026 |
Quarterly TDS Statement – Payments to Non-Residents | Form 144 | April–June 2026 (Q1) |
TDS deductors |
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31/07/2026 |
Quarterly TCS Statement | Form 143 | April–June 2026 (Q1) |
TCS collectors |
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15/08/2026 |
TDS Certificate – Other than Salary | Form 131 | April–June 2026 (Q1) |
Applicable TDS deductors |
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15/08/2026 |
TCS Certificate for Tax Collected | Form 133 | April–June 2026 (Q1) |
TCS collectors |
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31/10/2026 |
Quarterly TDS Statement – Salary Payments | Form 138 | July–September 2026 (Q2) |
TDS deductors |
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31/10/2026 |
Quarterly TDS Statement – Payments to Residents other than Salary | Form 140 | July–September 2026 (Q2) |
TDS deductors |
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31/10/2026 |
Quarterly TDS Statement – Payments to Non-Residents | Form 144 | July–September 2026 (Q2) |
TDS deductors |
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31/10/2026 |
Quarterly TCS Statement | Form 143 | July–September 2026 (Q2) |
TCS collectors |
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15/11/2026 |
TDS Certificate – Other than Salary | Form 131 | July–September 2026 (Q2) |
Applicable TDS deductors |
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15/11/2026 |
TCS Certificate for Tax Collected | Form 133 | July–September 2026 (Q2) |
TCS collectors |
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31/01/2027 |
Quarterly TDS Statement – Salary Payments | Form 138 | October–December 2026 (Q3) |
TDS deductors |
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31/01/2027 |
Quarterly TDS Statement – Payments to Residents other than Salary | Form 140 | October–December 2026 (Q3) |
TDS deductors |
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31/01/2027 |
Quarterly TDS Statement – Payments to Non-Residents | Form 144 | October–December 2026 (Q3) |
TDS deductors |
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31/01/2027 |
Quarterly TCS Statement | Form 143 | October–December 2026 (Q3) |
TCS collectors |
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15/02/2027 |
TDS Certificate – Other than Salary | Form 131 | October–December 2026 (Q3) |
Applicable TDS deductors |
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15/02/2027 |
TCS Certificate for Tax Collected | Form 133 | October–December 2026 (Q3) |
TCS collectors |
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31/05/2027 |
Quarterly TDS Statement – Salary Payments | Form 138 | January–March 2027 (Q4) |
TDS deductors |
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31/05/2027 |
Quarterly TDS Statement – Payments to Residents other than Salary | Form 140 | January–March 2027 (Q4) |
TDS deductors |
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31/05/2027 |
Quarterly TDS Statement – Payments to Non-Residents | Form 144 | January–March 2027 (Q4) |
TDS deductors |
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31/05/2027 |
Quarterly TCS Statement | Form 143 | January–March 2027 (Q4) |
TCS collectors |
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15/06/2027 |
Salary TDS Certificate | Form 130 | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Applicable TDS deductors |
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15/06/2027 |
TDS Certificate – Other than Salary | Form 131 | January–March 2027 (Q4) |
Applicable TDS deductors |
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15/06/2027 |
TCS Certificate for Tax Collected | Form 133 | January–March 2027 (Q4) |
TCS collectors |
Disclaimer:
The monthly TDS/TCS payment deadline is generally the 7th of the succeeding month, subject to specific exceptions prescribed under the Income-tax Rules, 2026. The quarterly statement and certificate dates above are for the FY 2026-27 / Tax Year 2026-27 cycle.
Form Mapping Under the Income-tax Act, 2025
- Form 24Q → Form 138: Salary TDS statement
- Form 26Q → Form 140: Resident non-salary TDS statement
- Form 27Q → Form 144: Non-resident TDS statement
- Form 27EQ → Form 143: TCS statement
- Form 16 → Form 130: Salary TDS certificate
- Form 16A → Form 131: TDS certificate other than salary
Notes:
- TDS payment is generally required by the 7th day of the succeeding month.
- Delay in TDS payment may attract interest and penalty under the Income Tax Act.
- Quarterly TDS return filing is mandatory for deductors even where NIL deduction applies in certain cases.
- TCS return filing requirements apply to specified sellers and e-commerce operators under applicable provisions.
- Failure in TDS return filing may result in late filing fees under section 427 (earlier Section 234E).
LLP Compliance Calendar FY 2026-27
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Due Date |
Compliance |
Form |
Period |
Applicable To |
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15/06/2026 |
Advance Tax – 1st Instalment | ITNS-280 | FY 2026-27 / Q1 |
LLPs liable to pay advance tax |
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15/09/2026 |
Advance Tax – 2nd Instalment | ITNS-280 | FY 2026-27 / Q2 |
LLPs liable to pay advance tax |
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31/10/2026 |
MSME Half-Yearly Return | MSME-1 | April–September 2026 |
LLPs required to report outstanding dues to eligible Micro and Small Enterprises |
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15/12/2026 |
Advance Tax – 3rd Instalment | ITNS-280 | FY 2026-27 / Q3 |
LLPs liable to pay advance tax |
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15/03/2027 |
Advance Tax – 4th Instalment | ITNS-280 | FY 2026-27 / Q4 |
LLPs liable to pay advance tax |
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30/04/2027 |
MSME Half-Yearly Return | MSME-1 | October 2026–March 2027 |
LLPs required to report outstanding dues to eligible Micro and Small Enterprises |
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30/05/2027 |
LLP Annual Return | Form 11 | FY 2026-27 |
All LLPs |
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31/08/2027 |
Income Tax Return Filing – Non-Audit LLPs | ITR-5 | FY 2026-27 / Tax Year 2026-27 |
LLPs not subject to applicable audit requirement |
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30/09/2027 |
Tax Audit Report | Form 26 | FY 2026-27 / Tax Year 2026-27 |
LLPs subject to tax audit |
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30/10/2027 |
Statement of Account & Solvency | Form 8 | FY 2026-27 |
All LLPs |
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31/10/2027 |
Income Tax Return Filing – Audit Cases | ITR-5 | FY 2026-27 / Tax Year 2026-27 |
LLPs whose accounts are required to be audited |
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31/10/2027 |
Transfer Pricing Report | Form 48 | FY 2026-27 / Tax Year 2026-27 |
LLPs required to furnish transfer pricing report |
Disclaimer:
Certain compliance deadlines in FY 2026-27 are connected to FY 2025-26 filings, as annual returns and statements are filed after the financial year ends under applicable government timelines. Under the Income Tax Act, 2025 effective from 01/04/2026, old Tax Audit Forms 3CA, 3CB, and 3CD have been replaced and consolidated into Form 26 under the revised compliance framework.
Notes:
- LLP Form 11 filing is mandatory even if the LLP has not carried out business activities during the financial year.
- Form 8 contains details relating to accounts and solvency status of the LLP.
- LLPs liable for audit under the Income Tax Act must also comply with tax audit filing requirements.
- Delay in LLP filing may attract additional fees on a per-day basis under the LLP Act.
- LLPs having taxable income above prescribed limits are also required to pay advance tax installments.
OPC Compliance Calendar FY 2026-27
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Due Date |
Compliance |
Form |
Period |
Applicable To |
|
30/06/2026 |
Return of Deposits / Specified Receipts | DPT-3 | As at 31/03/2026 |
OPCs to which DPT-3 reporting applies |
|
31/07/2026 |
Income Tax Return Filing | Applicable ITR Form | FY 2025-26 / AY 2026-27 |
OPCs falling under the applicable non-audit category |
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30/09/2026 |
Director KYC | DIR-3 KYC / DIR-3 KYC-WEB | FY 2025-26 |
Eligible DIN holders of OPCs |
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27/09/2027 |
Filing of Financial Statements | AOC-4 | FY 2026-27 |
OPCs |
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31/10/2027 |
Income Tax Return Filing | Applicable ITR Form | Tax Year 2026-27 |
OPCs requiring audit |
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31/10/2027 |
MSME Half-Yearly Return | MSME Form I | April–September 2027 |
OPCs having reportable outstanding dues to Micro and Small Enterprises |
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29/11/2027 |
Annual Return Filing | MGT-7A | FY 2026-27 |
OPCs |
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30/04/2028 |
MSME Half-Yearly Return | MSME Form I | October 2027–March 2028 |
OPCs having reportable outstanding dues to Micro and Small Enterprises |
Disclaimer:
Due dates appearing in FY 2026-27 may include filings related to FY 2025-26 because several annual compliances are required to be filed after the completion of the financial year.
Notes:
- OPCs are required to comply with annual ROC filing requirements under the Companies Act, 2013.
- Filing of AOC-4 and MGT-7A is mandatory within prescribed timelines.
- DIR-3 KYC filing is compulsory for directors holding DIN status.
- OPCs receiving deposits or covered under specified criteria may also need to file DPT-3.
- Delay in ROC filing may result in additional fees and compliance penalties.
Income Tax Compliance Calendar FY 2026-27
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Due Date |
Compliance |
Updated Form |
Period |
Applicable To |
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15/06/2026 |
Advance Tax – 1st Instalment | Challan ITNS-280 – Income Tax Payment | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Taxpayers liable to pay advance tax |
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15/09/2026 |
Advance Tax – 2nd Instalment | Challan ITNS-280 – Income Tax Payment | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Taxpayers liable to pay advance tax |
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15/12/2026 |
Advance Tax – 3rd Instalment | Challan ITNS-280 – Income Tax Payment | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Taxpayers liable to pay advance tax |
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15/03/2027 |
Advance Tax – 4th Instalment | Challan ITNS-280 – Income Tax Payment | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Taxpayers liable to pay advance tax |
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31/07/2027 |
Income Tax Return Filing | Applicable ITR Form – Income Tax Return | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Taxpayers covered by the applicable 31 July category |
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31/08/2027 |
Income Tax Return Filing | Applicable ITR Form – Income Tax Return | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Taxpayers covered by the applicable 31 August category |
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30/09/2027 |
Tax Audit Report Filing | Form 26 – Tax Audit Report | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Taxpayers required to get accounts audited under applicable provisions |
|
31/10/2027 |
Income Tax Return Filing | Applicable ITR Form – Income Tax Return | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Taxpayers whose return is required to be furnished by 31 October |
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31/10/2027 |
Transfer Pricing Report Filing | Form 48 – Accountant’s Report | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Taxpayers covered by applicable transfer pricing provisions |
|
30/11/2027 |
Income Tax Return Filing | Applicable ITR Form – Income Tax Return | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Taxpayers covered by the applicable transfer-pricing return category |
Disclaimer:
For FY 2026-27, the Income-tax Act, 2025 uses Tax Year 2026-27 terminology. The corresponding legacy reference is AY 2027-28, but the new-law calendar should preferably use Tax Year 2026-27. The new ITR forms for Tax Year 2026-27 should be referred to by their notified form numbers once officially notified.
Notes:
- Advance tax is payable in installments where tax liability exceeds prescribed limits.
- Tax audit filing is mandatory for businesses and professionals crossing turnover thresholds under the Income Tax Act.
- Transfer pricing provisions apply to eligible domestic and international transactions.
- Delay in ITR filing may attract interest, late fees, and restrictions on loss carry-forward.
- Taxpayers should reconcile TDS credits and AIS details before filing returns.
PF and ESI Compliance Calendar FY 2026-27
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Due Date |
Compliance |
Form |
Period |
Applicable To |
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15th of every month |
PF Contribution Payment | ECR | Monthly |
Employers covered under EPF |
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15th of every month |
ESI Contribution Payment | ESI Challan | Monthly |
Employers covered under ESIC |
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25th of every month |
PF Return Filing | ECR Filing | Monthly |
EPF registered employers |
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30/04/2026 |
Annual PF Return | Form 3A & 6A | FY 2025-26 |
EPF registered employers |
Disclaimer:
Certain due dates falling in FY 2026-27 may correspond to compliances for FY 2025-26, since annual filings are generally completed after the close of the relevant financial year as per prescribed government timelines. Also, Form 3A and Form 6A are largely replaced by unified ECR-based online annual reconciliation under the EPFO system, though they are still generated for record purposes.
Notes:
- PF and ESI contributions must be deposited within prescribed due dates every month.
- Delay in PF or ESI payment may attract interest, damages, and penalties.
- Employers should ensure accurate employee contribution reporting through monthly returns.
- PF compliance applies to eligible establishments covered under the EPF Act.
- ESI compliance applies to establishments covered under the ESIC Act based on employee strength and salary thresholds.
Company Compliance Calendar FY 2026-27
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Due Date |
Compliance |
Form |
Period |
Applicable To |
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30/04/2026 |
MSME Half-Yearly Return Filing | MSME Form I | October 2025–March 2026 |
Companies having reportable outstanding dues to Micro and Small Enterprises |
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15/06/2026 |
Advance Tax – 1st Instalment | Tax Payment – ITNS 280/280N | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Companies liable to pay advance tax |
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30/06/2026 |
Return of Deposits / Specified Amounts | DPT-3 | FY 2025-26 |
Companies to which DPT-3 reporting applies |
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15/09/2026 |
Advance Tax – 2nd Instalment | Tax Payment – ITNS 280/280N | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Companies liable to pay advance tax |
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30/09/2026 |
Director KYC | DIR-3 KYC / DIR-3 KYC-WEB | FY 2026-27 |
Directors/DIN holders required to complete KYC |
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15/12/2026 |
Advance Tax – 3rd Instalment | Tax Payment – ITNS 280/280N | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Companies liable to pay advance tax |
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31/10/2026 |
MSME Half-Yearly Return Filing | MSME Form I | April–September 2026 |
Companies having reportable outstanding dues to Micro and Small Enterprises |
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15/03/2027 |
Advance Tax – 4th Instalment | Tax Payment – ITNS 280/280N | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Companies liable to pay advance tax |
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30/04/2027 |
MSME Half-Yearly Return Filing | MSME Form I | October 2026–March 2027 |
Companies having reportable outstanding dues to Micro and Small Enterprises |
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30/06/2027 |
Return of Deposits / Specified Amounts | DPT-3 | FY 2026-27 |
Companies to which DPT-3 reporting applies |
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30/09/2027 |
Annual General Meeting | AGM | FY 2026-27 |
Companies other than OPCs, subject to applicable AGM provisions |
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30/09/2027 |
Tax Audit Report | Form 26 – Tax Audit Report | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Companies required to obtain a tax audit report |
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30/10/2027 |
Filing of Financial Statements | AOC-4 / applicable AOC-4 form | FY 2026-27 |
Companies other than OPCs, where the AGM is held on 30 September 2027 |
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31/10/2027 |
Income Tax Return Filing | Applicable ITR Form | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Companies required to file by the 31 October category |
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31/10/2027 |
MSME Half-Yearly Return Filing | MSME Form I | April–September 2027 |
Companies having reportable outstanding dues to Micro and Small Enterprises |
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31/10/2027 |
Transfer Pricing Report | Applicable TP Report / Form 3CEB, as prescribed | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Companies covered by applicable transfer pricing provisions |
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29/11/2027 |
Annual Return Filing | MGT-7 / MGT-7A, as applicable | FY 2026-27 |
Companies required to file annual return |
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30/11/2027 |
Income Tax Return Filing | Applicable ITR Form | Tax Year 2026-27 |
Companies covered by the applicable transfer-pricing return category |
Disclaimer:
Certain compliance due dates falling in FY 2026-27 may relate to filings for FY 2025-26, as annual compliances are generally submitted after the end of the relevant financial year according to prescribed government timelines.
Notes:
- Companies must hold Annual General Meeting (AGM) within prescribed timelines under the Companies Act, 2013.
- Filing of AOC-4 and MGT-7/MGT-7A is mandatory after completion of AGM.
- DIR-3 KYC filing is compulsory for directors to maintain active DIN status.
- MSME Form-1 is applicable where payments to MSME vendors remain outstanding beyond prescribed timelines.
- DPT-3 filing is required for companies accepting deposits or having outstanding money transactions covered under the rules.
- Delay in ROC compliance filing may attract additional fees of ₹100 per day for certain forms.
How Ebizfiling Helps with Statutory Compliance
Compliance Calendar FY 2026-27 becomes easier to manage when you have the right support. Businesses already deal with daily operations, clients, employees, and finances, so compliance deadlines often get missed until a notice or penalty appears.
Ebizfiling helps businesses stay on track with important statutory compliances like GST, TDS/TCS, Income Tax, ROC, PF & ESI, LLP, and Company filings. Our team helps you manage due dates, filings, and compliance requirements on time so you can avoid last-minute stress and focus more on your business.
Conclusion
Compliance Calendar FY 2026-27 helps businesses keep track of important due dates and avoid missing statutory compliances during the financial year. While compliance filings may look like routine work, delays can lead to penalties, notices, and unnecessary stress later.
Staying regular with filings and maintaining proper records makes compliance management much easier. When businesses complete filings on time, they can avoid last-minute pressure and focus more on daily operations and business growth instead of handling avoidable compliance issues later.
Looking for entity-specific compliance due dates?
Check our related blogs here:
GST compliance calendar FY 2026-27
LLP compliance calendar FY 2026-27
OPC compliance calendar FY 2026-27
TDS and TCS compliance calendar FY 2026-27
Income Tax compliance calendar FY 2026-27
PF and ESI compliance calendar FY 2026-27
Company compliance calendar FY 2026-27
Frequently Asked Questions
1. If GST returns are filed but liability is paid late, does it still count as compliant filing?
No. GST compliance is complete only when both return filing and tax payment are done within due dates. Late payment may still attract interest even if returns are filed on time.
2. Why do businesses face input tax credit mismatch even when returns are correctly filed?
This usually happens due to timing differences or incorrect outward supply reporting by suppliers, which directly affects ITC reflection in the recipient’s records.
3. Can TDS credit mismatch occur even when deductor has deposited tax correctly?
Yes. If TDS return reporting contains challan, PAN, or amount mismatch, credit may not reflect in Form 26AS/Annual Information Statement of the deductee.
4. Is LLP compliance affected if partners do not draw any remuneration or profit?
Yes. LLP annual filings remain mandatory irrespective of profit distribution or partner remuneration, as compliance is based on entity existence, not financial activity.
5. What is the risk if ROC annual filings are repeatedly delayed for multiple financial years?
Continuous delay may increase regulatory scrutiny and affect the company’s compliance rating, which is often reviewed during banking or investment due diligence.
6. Can advance tax liability change during the year without revising earlier installments?
Yes. Advance tax is cumulative in nature, and liability can be adjusted in later installments based on revised income estimates.
7. What happens if PF contributions are paid but monthly reporting is not updated correctly?
Incorrect reporting may lead to employee-level discrepancies in account balances, even if payment is done, causing reconciliation issues later.
8. Why is DIR compliance critical even if the director is not actively signing documents?
DIR-3 KYC compliance is mandatory for all active directors, and non-compliance may restrict participation in statutory filings.
9. How does Ebizfiling help in managing multiple compliance deadlines across GST, ROC, and tax laws?
Ebizfiling provides end-to-end compliance support including return preparation, filing assistance, deadline tracking, and advisory support to help businesses avoid penalties and missed filings across multiple laws.
10. Can combined GST, ROC, and income tax non-compliance impact loan approvals or funding?
Yes. Financial institutions and investors often review statutory compliance history, and repeated delays or defaults can negatively affect credit evaluation and funding decisions.
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