Compliance Certificate requirement: practising company secretary must certify and file annual statutory compliance after the AGM. Companies (Compliance Certificate) Rules, 2001 require companies not obliged to have a whole time secretary and meeting the paid up capital threshold to obtain a Compliance Certificate from a secretary in whole time practice annually and file it with the Registrar within thirty days of the AGM (or the latest permissible AGM date if the meeting was not held). The certifying secretary is entitled to access all statutory registers, books and records and to seek information and explanations; the certificate, in the prescribed Form, must be laid before the annual general meeting and covers specified compliance items, filings, approvals and disclosures.
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Compliance Certificate requirement: practising company secretary must certify and file annual statutory compliance after the AGM.
Companies (Compliance Certificate) Rules, 2001 require companies not obliged to have a whole time secretary and meeting the paid up capital threshold to obtain a Compliance Certificate from a secretary in whole time practice annually and file it with the Registrar within thirty days of the AGM (or the latest permissible AGM date if the meeting was not held). The certifying secretary is entitled to access all statutory registers, books and records and to seek information and explanations; the certificate, in the prescribed Form, must be laid before the annual general meeting and covers specified compliance items, filings, approvals and disclosures.
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