Voluntary revision of financial statements requires Tribunal approval and notification to government and tax authorities. Directors may prepare revised financial statements or a revised Board's report for the three preceding financial years only after obtaining Tribunal ... Summary
Voluntary revision of financial statements requires Tribunal approval and notification to government and tax authorities.
Directors may prepare revised financial statements or a revised Board's report for the three preceding financial years only after obtaining Tribunal approval and filing the Tribunal's order with the Registrar; the Tribunal must notify the Central Government and income-tax authorities and consider their representations. Revisions are limited to corrections to secure compliance with the reporting provisions and necessary consequential alterations; such revisions cannot be made more than once in a financial year, and the detailed reasons for revision must be disclosed in the Board's report. The Central Government may make rules on replacement/supplementation, auditor functions, and prescribed director steps.
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