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Companies act is silent with regard to time limit for appointment for 1st auditors . It is for next or from incorporation?? EXAMPLE :- In case of Non Government Co. ; BOD shall appoint within 30 days of incorporation and further members within 90 days on failure. But , Act is silent about additional days or from incorporation! Hence , what to consider for exams ? Plz guide Mam !


Varun Mulay

Varun Mulay

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27-Mar-23 18:16

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Appointment of an Auditor under Companies Act, 2013 The First Auditor of a business other than a government business must be appointed by the Board within 30 days of its incorporation, according to section 139 of Companies Act, 2013


Ramya Nagarajan

Ramya Nagarajan

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27-Mar-23 19:55

Remaining 60 (90-30) days, in case of failed by BOD


Ashik Ahamed

Ashik Ahamed

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27-Mar-23 23:09

Ashik Ahamed

Remaining 60 (90-30) days, in case of failed by BOD

But , not clearly stated


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Varun Mulay

Varun Mulay

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27-Mar-23 23:10

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Varun Mulay

But , not clearly stated

"Within " incorporation


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Varun Mulay

Varun Mulay

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27-Mar-23 23:10

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Varun Mulay

"Within " incorporation

Yes, I learnt this explanation from faculty.


Ashik Ahamed

Ashik Ahamed

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27-Mar-23 23:42

Ashik Ahamed

Yes, I learnt this explanation from faculty.

Oh ! Your faculty used conservative approach. Because it's assuming "within" than "Next " is better as Prudence Concept.


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Varun Mulay

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27-Mar-23 23:45

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