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<h1>Digital Signatures Required for Company E-Forms; False Info Leads to Liability Under Companies Act Rules 2014</h1> The Companies (Registration Offices and Fees) Rules, 2014, outline the authentication process for electronic documents filed by companies. Electronic forms must be authenticated using digital signatures by authorized signatories, such as directors or secretaries. Changes in directors or secretaries require filing by a continuing director or secretary. The signatories and certifying professionals are responsible for the accuracy of the forms and attachments. Digital Signature Certificates must meet specific standards, and any false or misleading information can lead to liability under relevant sections of the Act. The Central Government will maintain a portal for electronic filing and inspection of documents. Certain e-forms require pre-certification by designated professionals.