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Download ready-to-use statutory NOC, Board Resolution, Director Consent, MSME & LMPC formats, and explore key provisions across GST, Income Tax, MCA, BIS, EPR & Legal Metrology laws.

Editable Specimen Templates

Statutory Document Formats & Declarations

Download ready-to-edit Microsoft Word (.doc) templates or preview and copy the exact legal specimen wording required for GST, MCA Incorporation, Income Tax, BIS, and Legal Metrology filings.

GST & MCA Incorporation Plain Paper / ₹20–₹100 Stamp Paper (as per state practice)

No Objection Certificate (NOC) from Property Owner

Mandatory address consent format required when registering GST (REG-01), Private Limited Company (SPICe+), or LLP on rented, family-owned, or shared premises alongside the latest Electricity (EB) Bill or Property Tax Receipt.

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NO OBJECTION CERTIFICATE (NOC) FOR BUSINESS PREMISES

Date: [DD/MM/YYYY]
Place: [City, e.g., Chennai / Madurai / Trichy / Kancheepuram]

TO WHOMSOEVER IT MAY CONCERN

I/We, [Full Name of Property Owner], Son/Daughter/Wife of [Father/Spouse Name], residing at [Owner Residential Address with PIN Code], do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows:

1. That I/We am/are the legal and absolute owner(s) of the premises situated at:
   [Complete Office / Shop Address exactly matching EB Bill / Property Tax Receipt, Door No., Street, Locality, City, Tamil Nadu - PIN Code]
   (Electricity Consumer / Service Connection No.: [EB Consumer Number]).

2. That I/We have permitted and granted our free consent to [Name of Business / Proposed Company / LLP / Proprietor Name] to use the aforesaid premises as its Principal / Registered Place of Business for carrying out lawful commercial operations.

3. That I/We have NO OBJECTION whatsoever to [Name of Business / Applicant] using the above address for obtaining:
   - Goods and Services Tax (GST) Registration under the CGST/TNGST Act, 2017; and/or
   - Company / LLP Incorporation with the Registrar of Companies (MCA); and/or
   - MSME Udyam, Legal Metrology (LMPC), BIS, or allied statutory registrations.

4. I/We hereby enclose a self-attested copy of the latest Electricity Bill / Property Tax Receipt as proof of ownership of the said premises.

Signature of Property Owner: ___________________________
Full Name of Owner: [Full Name of Property Owner]
PAN / Aadhaar No. (Optional): [XXXX-XXXX-XXXX]
Contact Mobile No.: [+91 XXXXX XXXXX]
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Corporate & GST Compliance Print on Company Official Letterhead

Board Resolution for Appointment of Authorized Signatory (GST / Tax / Tenders)

Required mandatory attachment for Private Limited Companies and One Person Companies (OPC) during GST Registration, GST Amendment, LUT Filing, BIS/EPR Portal Registration, or GeM Tender Bidding.

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[ON THE LETTERHEAD OF THE COMPANY]
[COMPANY NAME PRIVATE LIMITED]
CIN: [UXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX] | Regd. Office: [Complete Registered Address]

CERTIFIED TRUE COPY OF THE RESOLUTION PASSED AT THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF [COMPANY NAME PRIVATE LIMITED] HELD ON [DAY], THE [DD] DAY OF [MONTH, YYYY] AT [TIME] AT THE REGISTERED OFFICE OF THE COMPANY.

"RESOLVED THAT consent of the Board of Directors of the Company be and is hereby accorded to apply for Goods and Services Tax (GST) Registration / Statutory Portal Registrations in the State of Tamil Nadu (and other applicable states) in the name of the Company."

"RESOLVED FURTHER THAT Mr./Ms. [Full Name of Director / Authorized Person], [Designation, e.g., Managing Director / Director] (DIN: [XXXXXXXX], PAN: [XXXXXXXXXX]), be and is hereby appointed and authorized as the Primary Authorized Signatory of the Company to sign, execute, submit, and verify all applications, returns, replies, Letters of Undertaking (LUT), refund claims, and statutory documents physically or digitally (via DSC/EVC) on the GST Portal, Income Tax Portal, CPCB EPR Portal, BIS Manakonline, or before any competent statutory authority."

"RESOLVED FURTHER THAT all acts, deeds, and things lawfully done by the said Authorized Signatory in connection with the above mandate shall be binding on the Company."

Specimen Signature of Authorized Signatory:
Name: [Full Name of Authorized Signatory]
Signature: ___________________________

// CERTIFIED TRUE COPY //
For [COMPANY NAME PRIVATE LIMITED]

___________________________
[Name of Another Director]
Director | DIN: [XXXXXXXX]
Date: [DD/MM/YYYY] | Place: [City]
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GST & Partnership Print on Firm / LLP Letterhead

Letter of Authorization for GST Registration (Partnership Firm / LLP)

Mandatory authorization declaration signed by all Partners / Designated Partners nominating one Managing/Authorized Partner to sign GST REG-01 and periodic returns.

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[ON THE LETTERHEAD OF THE PARTNERSHIP FIRM / LLP]

DECLARATION / LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION OF PARTNER

Date: [DD/MM/YYYY]

To,
The Proper Officer,
Goods and Services Tax (GST) Department,
[State / Jurisdiction, e.g., Tamil Nadu]

Subject: Appointment of Authorized Signatory for M/s. [Name of Partnership Firm / LLP] (PAN: [XXXXXXXXXX])

Dear Sir/Madam,

We, the undersigned Partners / Designated Partners of M/s. [Name of Partnership Firm / LLP], do hereby jointly and severally authorize Mr./Ms. [Name of Authorized Partner], Partner of the Firm, to act as our Primary Authorized Signatory for all matters relating to Goods and Services Tax (GST) registration, return filings, amendments, assessments, and correspondence.

All actions taken and documents digitally or physically signed by Mr./Ms. [Name of Authorized Partner] in this regard shall be binding upon the Firm and all its Partners.

Acceptance & Specimen Signature of Authorized Partner:
Name: [Name of Authorized Partner] | Signature: ______________________

Names & Signatures of All Partners / Designated Partners:
1. [Partner 1 Name] (PAN: [XXXXXXXXXX]) — Signature: ______________________
2. [Partner 2 Name] (PAN: [XXXXXXXXXX]) — Signature: ______________________
3. [Partner 3 Name] (PAN: [XXXXXXXXXX]) — Signature: ______________________
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Certifications (LMPC / Customs) Packaging Artwork / Principal Display Panel Guide

Legal Metrology (Rule 6 LMPC) Pre-Packaged Retail Label Specimen

Mandatory retail packaging declaration format under Rule 6 of the Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Rules, 2011 to prevent Customs port detention and compounding fines.

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MANDATORY RULE 6 LEGAL METROLOGY (LMPC) LABEL SPECIMEN FOR IMPORTERS & PACKERS
[Must be printed conspicuously on Principal Display Panel prior to Customs Clearance / Retail Sale]

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PRODUCT / GENERIC NAME:   [Common or Generic Name of Commodity, e.g., Wireless Optical Mouse]
MODEL / PART NO.:         [Model Code]
NET QUANTITY:             [1 N / 1 Unit (or Net Weight: 250 g / 500 ml in standard SI units)]

MONTH & YEAR OF IMPORT:   [MM/YYYY]  (For domestic goods: Month & Year of Manufacture/Packing)
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN:        [e.g., People's Republic of China / Vietnam / Germany / India]

M.R.P.:                   ₹ [XXXX.00]
                          (Inclusive of all taxes)
UNIT SALE PRICE:          ₹ [XX.XX] per [g / ml / unit — as applicable under amended rules]

IMPORTED & MARKETED BY:   [Exact Registered Name of Importer as per LMPC Certificate]
REGISTERED ADDRESS:       [Complete Registered Address with Door No., Street, City, State & PIN Code]
LMPC REGN. NO.:           [GOI/TN/XXXX/XXXX]

FOR CONSUMER COMPLAINTS, CONTACT:
Customer Care Executive, [Company Name]
Address: [Same as above / Customer Care Address]
Toll-Free / Phone: [+91 XXXXX XXXXX]
E-mail: [[email protected]]
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COMPLIANCE NOTES:
1. Stickers/overwriting over original MRP are strictly prohibited unless specifically exempted.
2. Numeral height & letter font size must match Area of Principal Display Panel (Rule 7).
3. If covered under mandatory BIS QCO, Standard Mark + R-Number/CM-L must also be displayed.
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Certifications (BIS / EPR) Print on Foreign Manufacturer Official Letterhead

Authorized Indian Representative (AIR) Nomination Specimen (BIS CRS / FMCS)

Reference nomination structure used when an overseas electronics/industrial manufacturer appoints an Indian entity or liaison office as its Authorized Indian Representative (AIR) before BIS.

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[ON THE OFFICIAL LETTERHEAD OF THE OVERSEAS MANUFACTURER]

NOMINATION OF AUTHORIZED INDIAN REPRESENTATIVE (AIR)

Date: [DD/MM/YYYY]

To,
The Director General,
Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS),
Manak Bhavan, 9 Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, New Delhi - 110002, India.

Subject: Nomination of Authorized Indian Representative (AIR) for BIS Registration under Scheme-II (CRS) / FMCS for [Product Name] as per Indian Standard [IS XXXXX : YYYY].

Dear Sir/Madam,

We, M/s. [Full Legal Name of Foreign Manufacturer], having our manufacturing plant located at [Complete Factory Address & Country], do hereby nominate and appoint:

Name of Indian Entity (AIR): M/s. [Indian Company / Importer Name]
Address in India: [Complete Address in India with PIN Code]
Contact Person: [Full Name & Designation]
Email: [[email protected]] | Mobile: [+91 XXXXX XXXXX]

as our official Authorized Indian Representative (AIR) in India for the purpose of submitting applications, coordinating sample testing, and complying with all provisions of the Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 2016 and BIS (Conformity Assessment) Regulations, 2018.

We confirm that M/s. [Indian Company Name] is not appointed as AIR for conflicting rival applications in violation of BIS AIR guidelines, and both manufacturer and AIR jointly undertake responsibility for compliance.

For Foreign Manufacturer:                      Accepted by Authorized Indian Representative:
___________________________                    ___________________________
[Authorized Signatory Name & Seal]             [Director / Partner Signature & Company Stamp]
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Income Tax & Accounting Print on Vendor Letterhead (Attach Udyam Certificate)

MSME Vendor Status Declaration Format — Income Tax Section 43B(h)

Essential annual accounting declaration collected from suppliers to verify Micro or Small Enterprise status under the MSMED Act and prevent 30% / 100% expense disallowance under Section 43B(h) of the Income Tax Act.

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[ON THE LETTERHEAD OF THE SUPPLIER / VENDOR]

DECLARATION OF REGISTRATION UNDER MSMED ACT, 2006 (FOR SECTION 43B(h) COMPLIANCE)

Date: [DD/MM/YYYY]

To,
The Accounts & Finance Department,
M/s. [Buyer Company Name]
[Buyer Address]

Subject: Confirmation of MSME Udyam Registration Status for FY [2026-27].

Dear Sir/Madam,

With reference to the provisions of the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development (MSMED) Act, 2006 read with Section 43B(h) of the Income Tax Act, 1961, we hereby confirm our enterprise status as follows:

1. Legal Name of Supplier: [Vendor Full Name]
2. PAN: [XXXXXXXXXX] | GSTIN: [XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX]
3. Whether Registered on Udyam Portal: [YES / NO]
4. Udyam Registration Number: [UDYAM-TN-XX-XXXXXXX]
5. Enterprise Classification (Tick One):
   [  ] MICRO Enterprise    [  ] SMALL Enterprise    [  ] MEDIUM Enterprise
6. Major Activity (Tick One):
   [  ] Manufacturing       [  ] Services            [  ] Trading Only (Retail/Wholesale)

Note: Under OM guidelines, pure Retail/Wholesale Traders registered solely for priority sector lending are distinguished from Manufacturers/Service providers for Section 43B(h) disallowance evaluation. Copy of our latest Udyam Certificate is enclosed herewith.

We undertake to intimate you immediately in case of any graduation/change in our enterprise category.

For [Vendor Name]

___________________________
Authorized Signatory (Name, Seal & Signature)
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GST & Export Compliance Company / Exporter Letterhead Record

GST Export Letter of Undertaking (Form GST RFD-11 LUT) Board Declaration

Internal authorization and statutory declaration checklist for exporters of goods/IT/SaaS services exporting at Zero-Rated (0% IGST) without upfront IGST payment.

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[ON THE LETTERHEAD OF EXPORTER]

DECLARATION FOR FILING LETTER OF UNDERTAKING (FORM GST RFD-11) FOR ZERO-RATED EXPORTS

Financial Year: [2026-27]
GSTIN: [33XXXXXXXXXX1ZX] | Legal Name: [Exporter Legal Name] | IEC: [XXXXXXXXXX]

We, [Exporter Legal Name], hereby declare and confirm in accordance with Section 16(3) of the IGST Act, 2017 read with Rule 96A of the CGST Rules, 2017:

1. That we intend to export goods and/or services outside India (or to Special Economic Zone developers/units) without payment of Integrated Tax (IGST).
2. That we have NOT been prosecuted for any offence under the CGST Act, 2017, IGST Act, 2017, or any existing law where the amount of tax evaded exceeds ₹250 Lakhs (₹2.5 Crores).
3. That we bind ourselves to pay the Integrated Tax along with applicable 18% p.a. interest under Section 50(1) within:
   - Fifteen (15) days after the expiry of three (3) months from invoice date if goods are not exported; or
   - Fifteen (15) days after the expiry of one (1) year from invoice date if export proceeds for services are not realized in convertible foreign exchange / INR as permitted by RBI FEMA regulations.

Witness 1 (Name, Address & Occupation): ___________________________
Witness 2 (Name, Address & Occupation): ___________________________

For [Exporter Legal Name]
Authorized Signatory Signature: ___________________________
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Statutory Law Compendium

Key Indian Business Acts, Rules & Compliance Thresholds

Quick executive digest of governing statutes, threshold limits, mandatory rules, and statutory non-compliance penalties across Direct Tax, GST, Corporate Law, and Product Regulations.

CGST / IGST Act, 2017 Official Portal: gst.gov.in ↗

Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 & CGST Rules, 2017

Authority: Central Board of Indirect Taxes & Customs (CBIC) & GST Council

Applicability: Goods suppliers exceeding ₹40 Lakhs turnover, service providers exceeding ₹20 Lakhs turnover, inter-state suppliers, e-commerce sellers, and RCM deductors.

Core Sections & Rules:

  • •Sec 22 & 24: Threshold & compulsory registration (inter-state, e-commerce, casual taxable person).
  • •Sec 16(2)(aa): Input Tax Credit (ITC) allowed strictly only when vendor invoice reflects in Form GSTR-2B.
  • •Sec 16(2) Proviso: Reversal of ITC if vendor bill is unpaid beyond 180 days from invoice date.
  • •Rule 86B / Rule 36 / E-Invoicing: Mandatory e-Invoicing (IRN) for businesses crossing ₹5 Crore aggregate turnover.
Statutory Penalty Exposure: Late fee ₹50/day (₹20/day for Nil returns) + 18% p.a. interest on delayed net cash tax under Sec 50; 6 months default risks GSTIN cancellation under Sec 29.

Income Tax Act, 1961 & Income Tax Rules, 1962 (with Finance Act Updates)

Authority: Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), Ministry of Finance

Applicability: Individuals, HUFs, Professionals, Partnership Firms, LLPs, Private Limited Companies, Trusts, and Tax Deductors (TAN holders).

Core Sections & Rules:

  • •Sec 115BAC: Default New Tax Regime slabs with optional Old Regime election (Form 10-IEA for business income).
  • •Sec 44AD & 44ADA: Presumptive taxation for eligible small businesses (up to ₹2 Cr / ₹3 Cr) and professionals (up to ₹50L / ₹75L).
  • •Sec 43B(h): Mandatory payment to Micro & Small (MSME) suppliers within 15/45 days to claim expense deduction in the same FY.
  • •Chapter XVII-B (Sec 192–194T): Monthly TDS deduction, Challan 281 deposit by 7th, and quarterly 24Q/26Q/27Q filings.
Statutory Penalty Exposure: Sec 234F Belated ITR fee up to ₹5,000; Sec 234E TDS late filing fee ₹200/day; Sec 271B Tax Audit failure penalty 0.5% of turnover (up to ₹1.5 Lakhs).

Companies Act, 2013 & MCA Secretarial Rules

Authority: Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) & Registrar of Companies (ROC)

Applicability: All Private Limited Companies, One Person Companies (OPC), Public Limited Companies, and Section 8 Non-Profit Companies.

Core Sections & Rules:

  • •Sec 10A (Form INC-20A): Mandatory Declaration of Commencement of Business within 180 days of incorporation.
  • •Sec 139(6): First Statutory Auditor appointment by Board within 30 days of incorporation.
  • •Sec 137 (Form AOC-4) & Sec 92 (Form MGT-7/7A): Mandatory annual financial statement & annual return filing even with zero turnover.
  • •Rule 12A (DIR-3 KYC): Mandatory annual KYC verification of every Director holding a DIN on or before September 30.
Statutory Penalty Exposure: ₹100 PER DAY uncapped additional fee on delayed AOC-4 / MGT-7 forms; ₹5,000 fee for DIN reactivation after DIR-3 KYC miss; Director Disqualification under Sec 164(2).

Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 & LLP Rules, 2009

Authority: Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA)

Applicability: All Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) registered in India.

Core Sections & Rules:

  • •Sec 23 (LLP Form 3): Execution and filing of initial/supplementary LLP Agreement within 30 days of incorporation/change.
  • •Sec 35 (LLP Form 11): Mandatory Annual Return of Partners due on May 30 every year.
  • •Sec 34 (LLP Form 8): Statement of Account & Solvency due on October 30 every year.
  • •Rule 24(8): Statutory Audit applies to LLPs only when annual turnover exceeds ₹40 Lakhs OR capital contribution exceeds ₹25 Lakhs.
Statutory Penalty Exposure: ₹100 per day statutory late fee per delayed LLP Form (Form 3, Form 8, Form 11) with high cumulative exposure if ignored.

Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 2016 & Conformity Assessment Regulations, 2018

Authority: Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) & Respective Line Ministries (DPIIT, MeitY, MNRE, Ministry of Steel/Chemicals)

Applicability: Domestic manufacturers, foreign manufacturers (FMCS), and importers of goods notified under mandatory Quality Control Orders (QCOs).

Core Sections & Rules:

  • •Sec 16 & 17: Prohibits manufacture, import, distribution, sale, or storage of QCO-notified goods without valid BIS Standard Mark.
  • •Scheme-I (ISI Mark): Factory inspection + BIS-recognized lab testing for industrial, consumer, footwear, toy, and electrical items.
  • •Scheme-II (CRS): Self-declaration registration (R-Number) based on NABL/BIS lab test reports for Electronics, IT, LED & Solar goods.
  • •FMCS: Dedicated licensing route for overseas factories exporting ISI-regulated products to India via an Authorized Indian Representative (AIR).
Statutory Penalty Exposure: Customs port detention/re-export, confiscation of non-compliant stock, and statutory fines starting from ₹2 Lakhs up to 10x value of goods under Sec 29.
EPA 1986 — EPR Rules Official Portal: cpcb.nic.in ↗

Plastic, E-Waste, Battery & Tyre Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Rules

Authority: Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), MoEFCC

Applicability: Producers, Importers, and Brand Owners (PIBOs) introducing plastic packaging (Cat I–IV), electronics (EEE), batteries, tyres, or used oil in India.

Core Sections & Rules:

  • •Plastic Waste Management Rules (as amended): Mandatory CPCB PIBO registration for all importers & brand owners using plastic wrap/containers.
  • •E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022: Mandatory EPR registration & recycling credit fulfillment across Schedule-I electronic items.
  • •Battery Waste Management Rules, 2022: Covers portable, EV, automotive, and industrial batteries imported or assembled.
  • •Annual EPR Credit Settlement: PIBOs must purchase online recycling certificates from CPCB-registered recyclers and file annual returns.
Statutory Penalty Exposure: Shipment hold on Customs ICEGATE, CPCB Environmental Compensation (EC) fines per ton of unfulfilled target, and suspension of business consent.
Legal Metrology Act, 2009 Official Portal: nsws.gov.in ↗

Legal Metrology Act, 2009 & Packaged Commodities Rules, 2011 (Rule 27 LMPC)

Authority: Department of Consumer Affairs & State Legal Metrology Controllers

Applicability: Importers, manufacturers, and packers of pre-packaged commodities intended for retail sale or distribution in India.

Core Sections & Rules:

  • •Rule 27: Mandatory registration as Importer / Packer / Manufacturer within 90 days of commencing pre-packing or prior to import clearance.
  • •Rule 6: Mandatory Principal Display Panel declarations (MRP inclusive of all taxes, Net Qty, Month/Year, Country of Origin, Consumer Care).
  • •Rule 18: Prohibition on dual MRP or selling above printed Maximum Retail Price.
  • •Rule 26 Exemptions: Specific exemptions for packages > 25 kg/litre (excluding cement/fertilizer) or genuine industrial/institutional consumers.
Statutory Penalty Exposure: Customs consignment hold at port, compounding fines under Sec 36/48, and seizure of improperly labeled retail packages.

Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006 (Udyam Framework)

Authority: Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME)

Applicability: Manufacturing, Service, and Wholesale/Retail Trading enterprises operating in India.

Core Sections & Rules:

  • •Composite Criteria: Micro (Inv ≤ ₹1 Cr & Turn ≤ ₹5 Cr); Small (Inv ≤ ₹10 Cr & Turn ≤ ₹50 Cr); Medium (Inv ≤ ₹50 Cr & Turn ≤ ₹250 Cr).
  • •Sec 15 & 16: Buyers must pay Micro/Small suppliers within 15 days (or max 45 days with written agreement), failing which compound interest at 3x RBI Bank Rate applies.
  • •Incentives: Collateral-free CGTMSE credit, 50% rebate on Trademark/Patent government fees, GeM tender EMD exemption, and ISO subsidy eligibility.
Statutory Penalty Exposure: Buyers delaying MSME dues face non-deductible penal interest under MSMED Sec 16 AND full expense disallowance under Income Tax Sec 43B(h).
Master Statutory Tracker

Monthly, Quarterly & Annual Compliance Calendar

Standard statutory due dates under Indian Tax, Labour, Corporate, and Environmental laws (subject to government notifications/extensions).

Statutory Due Date Return / Compliance Form Governing Act / Rule Applicable Entities
7th of Every Month TDS / TCS Payment (Challan 281) Income Tax Act All TAN Deductors (April 30 for March)
11th of Every Month Form GSTR-1 (Outward Supplies) CGST Act, 2017 Regular Monthly GST Taxpayers
13th after Quarter / Month QRMP IFF (Monthly) / Quarterly GSTR-1 CGST Act, 2017 QRMP Opted Taxpayers (Turnover ≤ ₹5 Cr)
15th of Every Month EPF & ESIC Monthly ECR Remittance EPF & ESI Acts Registered Employers
20th of Every Month Form GSTR-3B (Summary Return & Tax) CGST Act, 2017 Regular Monthly GST Taxpayers
May 30 (Annual) LLP Form 11 (Annual Return of LLP) LLP Act, 2008 All Registered LLPs
May 31 / Jul 31 / Oct 31 / Jan 31 Quarterly TDS Returns (24Q, 26Q, 27Q) Income Tax Act All Employers & Corporate/SME Deductors
June 30 (Annual) CPCB EPR Annual Return (Plastic / E-Waste) EPA EPR Rules Registered Producers, Importers & Brand Owners
July 31 (Annual) Income Tax Return (Non-Audit ITR) Income Tax Act Salaried Individuals, Professionals & Non-Audit SMEs
September 30 (Annual) DIR-3 KYC & Tax Audit Report (3CA/3CB-3CD) MCA / Income Tax All DIN Holders & Tax Audit Entities
October 29 & Oct 30 (Annual) ROC Form AOC-4 (Companies) & Form 8 (LLPs) Companies / LLP Act All Pvt Ltd, OPC & LLPs
November 28 & Dec 31 (Annual) ROC Form MGT-7/7A & GST Annual GSTR-9/9C MCA / CGST Act All Companies & Eligible GST Taxpayers
Answers & Clarity

Knowledge Base — Frequently Asked Questions

Can I download and customize these document formats on my company letterhead?
Yes! Every document format in the Adlux Knowledge Database can be copied with one click or downloaded directly as a Microsoft Word (.doc) file. Replace the bracketed [PLACEHOLDERS] with your exact company, PAN, EB consumer number, or director details before printing and signing.
Does the GST Property Owner NOC require notarization or stamp paper in Tamil Nadu?
For standard online GST REG-01 applications, a clearly signed Consent / NOC from the property owner matching the TNEB electricity bill or property tax receipt is accepted; however, for commercial rent agreements or specific officer verifications, executing on ₹20–₹100 non-judicial stamp paper strengthens evidentiary validity.
Which product imports require BIS, EPR, and LMPC registrations simultaneously?
Pre-packaged retail electronics or battery-powered goods imported into India frequently trigger all three: BIS CRS/ISI (product safety standard), CPCB EPR (Plastic packaging + E-Waste + Battery waste), and Rule 27 LMPC (pre-packaged retail MRP declaration). Our team audits your exact 8-digit HS Code prior to shipment.
Need a custom legal draft, partnership deed, MOA/AOA, or reply to a tax notice?
While standard specimen formats cover routine portal uploads, notice replies (DRC-01, Sec 142/148), Partnership Deeds, LLP Agreements, and Shareholder Agreements should be tailored to your facts. Contact Adlux Business Solutions at +91 80562 59936 for custom drafting.
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