Secretarial Services.
Beyond individual filings, companies need ongoing secretarial support: the policies the law requires, a calendar that keeps every deadline in view, independent secretarial audits, and legal due diligence before transactions. This practice brings those together so your governance records stay consistent and audit-ready.
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Signs it's time to talk to us.
- Your net worth, turnover or profit has crossed the CSR threshold
- Your company has become subject to secretarial audit
- You are raising funds, acquiring a company or preparing for an IPO
- You have missed deadlines and want a system that prevents repeat defaults
How Secretarial Services works with us.
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Applicability mapping
We determine which governance requirements apply based on your size, listing status, borrowings and shareholding.
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Policies and systems
We draft the required policies and set up the compliance calendar and registers that support them.
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Ongoing monitoring
We track deadlines and events through the year and flag issues early.
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Independent review
We carry out secretarial audits or legal due diligence and report findings with recommended fixes.
Secretarial Services services.
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Policy Drafting
The Companies Act and SEBI regulations require certain companies to adopt board-approved policies, including a CSR policy, a policy on related party transactions and a vigil mechanism for directors and employees.
Compliance Calendar
A compliance calendar lists every ROC and governance deadline your company faces in the year, with the trigger, form, owner and due date for each.
Secretarial Audit
A secretarial audit is an independent check by a practising company secretary of your compliance with the Companies Act, securities laws and other applicable laws, reported in Form MR-3 and annexed to the board's report.
Due Diligence - Legal
Legal due diligence tests whether a company's corporate records, ownership, contracts and compliance history support the transaction you are planning.
Not sure which one you need?
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