Mr. A who was director of a Company paid filing fee for Company A. Mr. A is neither a Director nor a Shareholder at present. such amount is shown in current liabilities of the Company. Can a Company take such amount from Mr. A .? Is is a compliance under Companies Act, 2013?
2 Replies
Jatin Bajaj
(CS)
(2930 Points)
Replied 01 October 2018
As per the provisions of the Companies Act, if any loan or advance is given by the Director of the Company to the Company at the time when he is the director of the Company, then such amount given shall not amount to deposit. Further the provisions of deposit shall not apply. So Company can repay the amount to him in current date. Such advance shall not be more than 36 months.
Aur Company can allot the shares by way of conversion of Loan into equity if at the time of recipt of the Loan the agreement was executed with such person that such amount would be converted into equity.
Priya
(Professional)
(117 Points)
Replied 17 October 2018
In case no agreeement executed for such advance and no such provision for conversion of loan to equity exists. How will this be treated?
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