DPT-3 Filing
DPT-3 Filing is a mandatory annual ROC compliance where companies report outstanding loans, advances, or amounts received that are not treated as deposits, as well as deposits (if any), to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) under the Companies Act, 2013.
Even companies with no deposits must file DPT-3 if they have reportable outstanding amounts.
DPT-3 Filing
✅ Who Needs to File DPT-3?
All companies registered in India, including:
Private Limited Companies
Public Limited Companies
OPCs
Section 8 Companies
❌ Not applicable to LLPs
📅 Due Date
🗓 30th June every year
(For outstanding amounts as on 31st March)
📌 What Needs to Be Reported?
Share application money pending allotment
Loans from directors
Advances from customers
Security deposits
Inter-corporate loans
Any other non-deposit receipts
📋 Documents Required
Auditor’s Certificate
Balance Sheet
Details of outstanding receipts
CIN of the Company
DSC of Director
Board Resolution (if required)
🛠️ DPT-3 Filing Process
1️⃣ Identify reportable amounts
2️⃣ Obtain Auditor’s Certificate
3️⃣ Prepare DPT-3 form
4️⃣ Upload on MCA portal
5️⃣ SRN & acknowledgment generated
⚠️ Penalty for Non-Filing / Late Filing
Company: ₹5,000 + ₹500 per day
Maximum penalty: ₹10,00,000
Officers in default may also be penalized
💼 Our DPT-3 Filing Services
✔ Applicability check
✔ Loan & advance classification
✔ Auditor coordination
✔ Accurate form preparation
✔ MCA filing & follow-up
💡 Why Timely DPT-3 Matters
Avoid heavy penalties
Maintain clean ROC records
Required for future funding & audits
Ensures statutory compliance
Stay Compliant. File DPT-3 Before the Deadline.
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