📢 MCA Compliance Alert: DPT-3 Filing Due Soon!

 ⏰ Deadline: 30th June 2025 | Financial Year 2024–25

If you run a company (other than a government company), this is your timely reminder to file Form DPT-3 with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). The DPT-3 return is mandatory compliance under the Companies Act, 2013 and applies to most companies regardless of whether they have accepted public deposits or not.

🔍 What is Form DPT-3?

Form DPT-3 is a return of deposits that all companies (excluding government companies) must file annually to report:

  • 💸 Outstanding Loans (secured or unsecured)

  • 🏦 Deposits accepted from the public

  • 💰 Monies not considered deposits (like advances from customers, inter-corporate loans, etc.)

This form helps the MCA keep track of how companies are raising and handling public and private funds.

📝 Who Needs to File DPT-3?

All companies (except government companies) including:

  • Private Limited Companies

  • Public Limited Companies

  • One Person Companies (OPCs)

  • Section 8 Companies (if applicable)

NOTE: Even if no deposits are held, DPT-3 must still be filed to declare “Nil” returns in many cases.

📅 Important Deadline

Due Date: 30th June 2025
Filing Period Covered: Financial Year 2024–25 (ending on 31st March 2025)

⚠️ What Happens If You Miss the Deadline?

Non-compliance with DPT-3 can attract:

  • 📄 Heavy penalties under the Companies Act

  • 📉 Disqualification of Directors in case of persistent default

  • 🚫 Legal action and ROC scrutiny

✅ Documents Required for DPT-3 Filing:

  • Audited Financials for FY 2024–25

  • Details of loans, deposits, or non-deposit receipts

  • Board Resolution for filing DPT-3

  • Previous year’s DPT-3 filing (if applicable)

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