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Query:Is this practically possible to convert LLP into Private limited?
Answer: No, we can only convert Private Limited Company into LLP but it is not possible to convert LLP into Company as per the provisions of Companies Act 2013 or LLP Act 2008.
Query: One of our company which is a holding company is availing bank finance against immovable property held by subsidiary company as showing in subsidiary balance sheet. Now the bank wants to create ROC charge on assets held by subsidiary company. Please advise that if there is any problem on this charge as per companies act2013?
Answer: Charge is required to be created on both Holding Company & Subsidiary Company and separate Loan Agreements are required to be entered into by the Bank one with Holding Company regarding the loan so taken and other Agreement with the Subsidiary Company as the assets of subsidiary company are mortgaged with the Bank as Guarantee.
So, Loan Agreement is required to be entered between Bank & holding company and separate Guarantee Agreement is required to be entered between & Subsidiary company.
Query: A Company has allotted shares on 29-03-2013 but has not filed form -2 as per Companies Act 1956. Now they want to file the belated return of allotment w.e.f. 31-03-2013 with whatsoever penalty. Kindly let us know the procedure.
Answer: Provisions of Companies Act 2013 has overridden the provisions of Companies Act 1956 with effect from 01/04/2014.
In this case, for belated filling of forms under the Companies Act 1956, you will have to first file an application with the Central Government for condonation in delay of filing the form under section 460 of the Companies Act 2013 and then has to comply with the directions of Central Government, whatsoever.
Query: Are Audit of foreign companies also included within the ambit of Section 141 of Companies Act 2013. Kindly clarify.
Answer: As per clause (g) of section 141(3) of the Companies Act, 2013, a person shall not be eligible for appointment as an auditor of a company if such person or partner is at the date of such appointment or reappointment holding appointment as an auditor of more than twenty companies excluding Private Companies
Therefore, according to this section, audit of all companies would be taken into consideration while computing the ceiling limit of number of audits.
Query: We are associated with a newly incorporated Limited company. Here, three directors were appointed on same day (Date of incorporation). Now how shall we deal with their retirement with rotation?
Answer: In terms of section 152(6)(d) of the Companies Act, 2013, if two or more directors have been appointed on the same day at the same AGM, their retirement will be determined either mutually among them or by lot.
Payment of D-VAT TDS for November (DVAT 20): 15/12/2015
Payment of Advance Income Tax: Companies (75%) & Others (60%): 15/12/2015
E-Payment of Provident Fund for November: 15/12/2015 (cheque to be cleared by 20th)
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