Easy Exit Scheme
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28 December 2010
Dear Professional Collegues,
Kindly clarify my below doubt :-
In order to avail the easy exit scheme, is it necessary that the defunct company shall file its Annual Returns and Balance sheets upto date?? For example , a company was in operation till 2004 and after which neither there was an activity nor the annual returns were filed with ROC.
I request you to kindly provide your views
regards- Sridhar
Kindly clarify my below doubt :-
In order to avail the easy exit scheme, is it necessary that the defunct company shall file its Annual Returns and Balance sheets upto date?? For example , a company was in operation till 2004 and after which neither there was an activity nor the annual returns were filed with ROC.
I request you to kindly provide your views
regards- Sridhar
28 December 2010
No. it's not required.
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28 December 2010
Not required to file annual return. Straight go for EES.
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