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July 15, 2026
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BySteffy A
Company Compliance Calendar August 2026: Key Due Dates
Introduction
The Company Compliance Calendar August 2026 provides a complete overview of important corporate compliances that companies should monitor during the month under the Companies Act, 2013. In this blog, you will find the key ongoing and event-based compliance requirements, including Board Meeting Requirements, maintenance of statutory registers and books of accounts, filing of ROC forms such as DIR-12, INC-22, SH-7, MGT-14, and disclosure requirements under MBP-1.
Staying informed about these compliance obligations helps companies maintain good corporate governance, avoid additional fees and penalties, and ensure timely compliance with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) throughout August 2026.
Important Due Dates in the Company Compliance Calendar August 2026
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Due Date |
Compliance |
Form/Scheme |
Applicability |
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Throughout August 2026 |
Board Meeting Requirements | Section 173 | All Companies |
| Throughout August 2026 | Maintenance of Statutory Registers & Minutes | Companies Act, 2013 |
All Companies |
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Throughout August 2026 |
Maintenance of Books of Accounts | Companies Act, 2013 | All Companies |
| Throughout August 2026 | Annual Compliance Tracking & Due-Date Monitoring | Internal Compliance |
All Companies |
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31/08/2026 |
Companies Compliance Facilitation Scheme (CCFS-2026) – Filing of Pending MCA Forms with Additional Fee Waiver Benefit | CCFS-2026 | Companies having pending MCA filings eligible under the scheme |
| As and when applicable during August 2026 | Appointment, Resignation or Change in Directors/KMP | DIR-12 |
Companies with director/KMP changes |
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As and when applicable during August 2026 |
Change in Registered Office | INC-22 | Companies changing their registered office |
| As and when applicable during August 2026 | Increase in Authorized Share Capital | SH-7 |
Companies increasing authorized share capital |
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As and when applicable during August 2026 |
Filing of Specified Board/Shareholder Resolutions | MGT-14 | Companies required to file specified resolutions |
| As and when applicable during August 2026 | Disclosure of Interest by Directors to the company | MBP-1 |
Directors and Companies |
Note: Since these are primarily ongoing and event-based compliances, companies should continuously monitor corporate events and ensure the relevant ROC forms are filed within the statutory timelines prescribed under the Companies Act, 2013 to avoid additional fees and penalties.
Penalties and Consequences of Non-Compliance
Failure to comply with the provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 can result in additional fees, monetary penalties, legal action, and regulatory complications for both the company and its officers. Some of the key consequences include:
- Additional Filing Fees: Delay in filing ROC forms such as DIR-12, INC-22, SH-7, and MGT-14 attracts additional fees as prescribed under the Companies (Registration Offices and Fees) Rules, 2014.
- Monetary Penalties: Non-compliance with various provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 may result in penalties on the company, directors, key managerial personnel (KMP), or other officers in default, depending on the nature of the violation.
- Regulatory Action by ROC: The Registrar of Companies (ROC) may initiate adjudication proceedings, issue notices, or take other regulatory actions against companies that fail to comply with statutory requirements.
- Disqualification of Directors: Persistent non-compliance with certain provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 may lead to the disqualification of directors, wherever applicable under the Act.
- Loss of CCFS-2026 Benefits: Companies that fail to file eligible pending forms by 31 August 2026 may lose the benefit of the 90% waiver of additional filing fees available under CCFS-2026 and may be required to pay the full additional fees and penalties applicable under the Companies Act, 2013 and MCA rules.
- Corporate Governance Issues: Failure to maintain statutory registers, books of accounts, minutes, or conduct Board Meetings as required can adversely affect corporate governance and compliance status.
- Difficulties During Due Diligence: Non-compliance may create obstacles during fundraising, mergers and acquisitions, bank loan approvals, statutory audits, or investor due diligence, as compliance records are often scrutinized.
- Risk of Legal Proceedings: Continued defaults may expose the company and its officers to legal proceedings, prosecution (where applicable), and other enforcement actions under the Companies Act, 2013.
Stay Compliant with Your Company Law Obligations
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Conclusion
Monitoring the Company Compliance Calendar August 2026 is essential for every company to meet its statutory obligations under the Companies Act, 2013. While many company compliances are ongoing or triggered by specific corporate events, timely action is crucial to avoid additional fees, penalties, and regulatory issues.
Regularly conducting Board Meetings, maintaining statutory registers and books of accounts, and filing applicable ROC forms such as DIR-12, INC-22, SH-7, MGT-14, and MBP-1 within the prescribed timelines helps strengthen corporate governance and ensures smooth business operations.
For a comprehensive overview of all statutory due dates, explore our Compliance Calendar August 2026, which covers GST, TDS/TCS, Income Tax, PF/ESI, LLP, and Company compliances in one convenient place.
Suggested Reads:
Compliance Calendar FY 2026-27
GST Compliance Calendar August 2026
Income Tax Compliance Calendar August 2026
OPC Compliance Calendar August 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is there any fixed ROC filing due date applicable to all companies in August 2026?
No. Unlike GST or Income Tax compliances, there are generally no universal monthly ROC filing due dates applicable to every company in August 2026. Most company compliances under the Companies Act, 2013 are either ongoing (such as maintaining statutory records) or event-based, with filing timelines triggered by specific corporate events.
2. When is Form DIR-12 required to be filed?
Form DIR-12 must be filed whenever there is an appointment, resignation, cessation, or change in the designation of a director or Key Managerial Personnel (KMP). The form must be submitted within the timeline prescribed under the Companies Act, 2013 and the applicable rules.
3. Is Form MGT-14 required for every Board Resolution?
No. Form MGT-14 is required only for specified Board resolutions and shareholder resolutions that are mandatorily required to be filed with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) under the Companies Act, 2013. Not all resolutions require filing through MGT-14.
4. When should a company file Form INC-22?
Form INC-22 is required when a company changes its registered office. The filing must be completed within the statutory timeline applicable to the nature of the registered office change.
5. Under what circumstances is Form SH-7 applicable?
Form SH-7 is filed when a company increases its authorized share capital or makes any alteration to the capital clause of its Memorandum of Association (MOA). The form must be filed after obtaining the necessary corporate approvals.
6. Is MBP-1 filed with the Registrar of Companies?
No. Form MBP-1 is a disclosure made by directors to the company regarding their interest in other entities or contracts. It is maintained in the company’s records and is not filed with the Registrar of Companies unless specifically required under applicable provisions.
7. Can a company be penalized for not maintaining statutory registers even if no ROC filing is pending?
Yes. Maintaining statutory registers, minutes books, and other prescribed records is a mandatory compliance requirement under the Companies Act, 2013. Failure to maintain these records can attract penalties and regulatory action, even if no ROC forms are due for filing.
8. Why should companies maintain an internal compliance calendar in addition to statutory due dates?
An internal compliance calendar helps businesses monitor ongoing, annual, and event-based obligations, ensuring that Board Meetings, ROC filings, statutory record maintenance, and other corporate compliances are completed within the prescribed timelines, thereby reducing the risk of penalties.
9. How can Ebizfiling help my company stay compliant with ROC and Companies Act requirements?
Ebizfiling provides end-to-end support for company compliance, including ROC filings, annual compliance management, Board Meeting Requirements, maintenance of statutory registers, changes in directors, registered office filings, share capital-related filings, and other corporate compliance services to help businesses remain compliant throughout the year.
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