Return of Allotment of Shares

What this filing is, when it is due, and who has to file it for a company in India. LawDep tracks every deadline on an auto-rolling compliance calendar and prepares the filing before you submit it.

Cadence

Event-based

How often it recurs

Filed with

MCA

Companies Act 2013 s.39 + Rule 12

Due

within 30 days of allotment

Deadline rule

What is the PAS-3 filing?

Return of Allotment of Shares is an event-driven compliance filing that an India company files with MCA. The deadline is within 30 days of allotment. The filing is governed by Companies Act 2013 s.39 + Rule 12.

Typical evidence required

form copy
allotment resolution

Who files it

This filing applies to corporation, private limited company, public limited company, OPC, NBFC, CIC-NBFC and Pte Ltd. LawDep applies it to the right entity types automatically, so a filing for one subsidiary never lands on the wrong one.

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PAS-3 is prepared for you, but it is not added to the auto-rolling calendar, because this filing's date depends on an event we cannot predict. Add it manually.

Other India compliance filings

NBS-6

NBFC Annual Return

NBS-7

Quarterly Return on Liquid Assets

NBS-9

Quarterly ALM Return

NBS-1

NBFC Registration / Continued Compliance

NBS-2

Quarterly Return on Important Financial Parameters

NBS-3

Quarterly Return on Capital Market Exposure

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