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Could please explain this point...sir

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Prasanna Jannu

Prasanna Jannu

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14-Oct-20 21:20

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Which ever is earlier 1. Sec 96(1) read with meaning of the FY 96(1) states the time with in which General Meeting should be held. For a new company Within 9 months of the FY Existing company Within 6 months of the FY also 15 months gap between two general meeting. FY is the year starting from April to march but for a company a new company Registered on or after 1 Jan they will have their FY year end on the following financial year But for those registered on or before 31 Dec they will have the upcoming March as their FY end. 2. Before 3 years of the commencement of the act ( Companies Act ,2013) Sir if wrong please correct me.


After three years of commencement of act. No longer relevant now.


CA Suraj Lakhotia

CA Suraj Lakhotia

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15-Oct-20 10:52

aman kawad

Which ever is earlier 1. Sec 96(1) read with meaning of the FY 96(1) states the time with in which General Meeting should be held. For a new company Within 9 months of the FY Existing company Within 6 months of the FY also 15 months gap between two general meeting. FY is the year starting from April to march but for a company a new company Registered on or after 1 Jan they will have their FY year end on the following financial year But for those registered on or before 31 Dec they will have the upcoming March as their FY end. 2. Before 3 years of the commencement of the act ( Companies Act ,2013) Sir if wrong please correct me.

Tq ..dear


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Prasanna Jannu

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