OPC Compliance Services

Ensure timely statutory compliance for your One Person Company (OPC) with professional guidance and expert support.

OPC Compliance services ensure your One Person Company adheres to all statutory obligations under the Companies Act, MCA regulations, and other legal requirements, helping you avoid penalties and maintain smooth operations.

What is OPC Compliance?

OPC Compliance refers to fulfilling all mandatory filings, record-keeping, and regulatory requirements for One Person Companies, including annual filings, financial statements, and statutory records as per MCA norms.

Who Needs OPC Compliance Services?

All OPCs registered in India that wish to remain compliant with statutory obligations and avoid legal issues.

OPC Compliance Process

  • Step 1: Review statutory obligations under Companies Act & MCA regulations.
  • Step 2: Gather necessary financial and operational documents.
  • Step 3: Prepare and file annual returns, statement of accounts, and other statutory documents.
  • Step 4: Maintain statutory registers and records.
  • Step 5: Monitor upcoming compliance deadlines and provide advisory support.

Benefits of Timely OPC Compliance

  • Regulatory Compliance: Avoid fines and legal consequences.
  • Transparency: Accurate records and statutory reporting.
  • Business Credibility: Enhances trust with investors, banks, and authorities.
  • Operational Efficiency: Keeps documentation organized and audit-ready.
  • Expert Support: Professional guidance for hassle-free compliance.

OPC Compliance Assistance

Need Expert Guidance?

Our experts assist with annual filings, MCA compliance, and statutory record maintenance for OPCs.

Quick Highlights

  • Annual Return Filing with MCA
  • Statement of Account Filing
  • Statutory Register Maintenance
  • Compliance Advisory & Reminders
  • Professional Guidance & Support

Frequently Asked Questions

OPC compliance includes annual return filing, statement of accounts, maintenance of statutory records, and adherence to Companies Act provisions.

The sole director/owner is responsible for statutory compliance, though professionals can assist with filings and record management.

Non-compliance can lead to penalties, legal notices, and difficulty in business operations and banking transactions.