Clear Your Pending
ROC Filings
at 90% Off Penalties
The MCA's CCFS 2026 scheme gives companies a final window to regularise all overdue annual filings — paying just 10% of the normal penalty. After 15 July, full penalties and prosecution resume.
15 April – 15 July 2026 · MCA CCFS-2026
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How Much Do You Save?
Normal Penalty
₹100/day
No upper cap — grows forever
Under CCFS 2026
10% only
Of total accumulated penalty
Your Saving
Up to 90%
On all additional fees
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We handle everything — from financial statement preparation to MCA portal filing — so you can focus on running your business.
1 Year
Clear 1 year of overdue filings
Full compliance support for one financial year — financial statement preparation, ROC filings with MCA, and ITR-6 filing, all under the CCFS concessional fee structure.
What's included
2 Years
Resolve 2 years of pending compliance
Comprehensive two-year catch-up package covering financial statements, ROC annual returns, and income tax filings for both years — the most common backlog scenario.
What's included
3 Years
Full 3-year compliance restoration
Our most comprehensive package for companies with three or more years of pending filings. Covers all statutory obligations across three financial years.
What's included
Pricing is customised based on your company's specific backlog. Contact us for an exact quote.
About CCFS 2026
Everything you need to know about the Companies Compliance Facilitation Scheme, 2026.
Historical Context: MCA CCFS Scheme 2016
The concept of compliance facilitation schemes is not new. In 2016, the MCA issued General Circular No. 08/2016 (dated 29 July 2016) providing relief to companies whose AGM due date fell on or after 1 April 2016.
Under this circular, companies were allowed to file AOC-4, AOC-4 XBRL, AOC-4 CFS, and MGT-7 without additional fees up to 29 October 2016. This was later extended to 29 November 2016 through General Circular No. 12/2016 (dated 27 October 2016).
Key Forms Covered in 2016
The 2016 initiative helped thousands of companies complete their ROC annual filings smoothly while promoting better compliance under the Companies Act 2013. It provided significant relief by allowing extended deadlines without additional fees, helping companies maintain good compliance records with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
CCFS 2026 is a more comprehensive version offering even greater relief with a 90% penalty waiver on accumulated additional fees, making it the most significant compliance facilitation scheme to date.ped thousands of companies regularize their filings and demonstrated the MCA's commitment to promoting voluntary compliance. CCFS 2026 builds on this legacy with even more comprehensive relief.
What Is CCFS 2026?
The Companies Act 2013 requires every registered company to file its Annual Return (MGT-7) and Financial Statements (AOC-4) each year. Since July 2018, a penalty of ₹100 per day has accrued on late filings — with no ceiling — creating massive liabilities for non-compliant companies.
Recognising that many MSMEs, start-ups, and OPCs have accumulated genuine arrears, the MCA has launched CCFS-2026 as a targeted amnesty window. Companies can now clear their entire backlog by paying just 10% of the accumulated additional fees.
Fee Structure at a Glance
Forms Covered
Companies Act 2013
Companies Act 1956
Who Is Excluded?
Protection from Prosecution
One of the most valuable features of CCFS-2026 is the legal immunity it provides. Under Sections 92 and 137 of the Companies Act 2013 (Annual Returns and Financial Statements):
If you file before an adjudicating officer issues a notice, proceedings are concluded and no penalty is levied.
If you file within 30 days of receiving a notice, the same full immunity applies.
If the 30-day window post-notice has already passed, or an order has been passed, penalties on officers remain.
After 15 July 2026, the MCA will initiate action against all remaining defaulters. This is a genuine final window.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before filing.
Don't Let the Window Close
After 15 July, full penalties resume and the MCA will initiate action against all remaining defaulters. This is a genuine one-time opportunity — act now.