ADT-1 FILING
ADT-1 filing is the process of notifying the appointment or reappointment of a company's auditor to the ministry of corporate affairs by filing form ADT-1 within the prescribed time limit, ensuring compliance with the companies act, 2013.
ADT-1 FILING – An Overview
Benefits:
- Ensures legal recognition of the auditor's appointment and keeps the company compliant with statutory audit and mca requirements.
Documents Required:
- Certified copy of the board resolution recommending the appointment or reappointment of the auditor.
- Consent letter from the auditor accepting the appointment.
- Auditor's pan card details.
- Firm registration number (frn) of the audit firm (if applicable).
- Membership number of the auditor.
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ADT-1 FILING
- Review the auditor appointment or reappointment details. Verify compliance with the Companies Act, 2013 requirements. Collect and examine all necessary documents and resolutions. Prepare Form ADT-1 accurately with the required auditor information. Draft and review supporting documents, including auditor consent and eligibility certificates. File Form ADT-1 with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs within the prescribed timeline. Monitor filing status and respond to any MCA queries. Ensure successful registration of the auditor's appointment in MCA records. Provide end-to-end compliance support and documentation assistance.
FAQ:
ADT-1 Filing is the process of informing the ministry of corporate affairs about the appointment or reappointment of a company's statutory auditor by filing form ADT-1.
Yes, companies are generally required to file Form ADT-1 after appointing or reappointing their statutory auditor.
Form ADT-1 must be filed within the prescribed time limit from the date of auditor appointment, as specified under the companies act, 2013.
The company is responsible for filing Form ADT-1 with the mca.
Documents typically include auditor consent, eligibility certificate, board resolution, shareholders' resolution, and company details.
