Annual returns, changes in directors, shareholding and address, and other corporate filings with SECP, handled on time.
Incorporation is only the beginning. Under the Companies Act, 2017, companies must file an annual return, report changes in directors, officers, shareholding or registered address, and maintain statutory records. Late or missed filings result in penalties and can create problems when you open bank accounts, bid for contracts or sell shares.
We keep a compliance calendar for your company, prepare the required forms and resolutions, file them with SECP and keep copies for your records, so that your company stays in good standing year after year.
Routine and event-based filings, managed for you.
Every company registered with SECP.
Companies with two or more members.
SMCs with one owner and nominees.
Companies changing directors, shareholders or address.
Depending on the filing, we may need the following.
Four clear steps from your first message to completed work, with updates at every stage.
We review your company’s filings and identify anything pending.
We prepare the forms and resolutions for each filing.
We file on SECP’s online system and pay the prescribed fee.
You receive copies, and we schedule reminders for upcoming filings.
Many filings must be made within a fixed number of days of a change, such as appointing a new director. Delays attract additional fees and penalties.
Banks, clients and investors often ask for up-to-date company records. Outdated SECP records can delay important transactions.
Your company’s SECP filings and tax returns should be consistent. We coordinate both so that your records match.
Answers to the questions clients ask us most about this service.
The annual return is filed each year after the annual general meeting, within the period specified by law. We track the date for you.
SECP can impose penalties and the company’s status can be affected. Overdue filings can usually be completed with additional fees.
Yes. We can take over compliance for any company, after reviewing its current records.
Yes. Filing obligations continue while the company exists, even if it is not active.
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