The company files ADT-1 to intimate the Registrar of the auditor’s appointment.

Is ADT-1 needed for the first auditor?

Yes, the appointment of the first auditor should also be intimated as required.

ADT-1 Filing (Auditor Appointment) — CorpRaasta

Overview

When a company appoints or reappoints its statutory auditor, it must inform the Registrar by filing Form ADT-1 within the prescribed time. This is a key annual/periodic compliance.

CorpRaasta prepares and files ADT-1 with the required documents.

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What is ADT-1 Filing (Auditor Appointment)?

ADT-1 is the form filed with the Registrar to intimate the appointment or reappointment of a company’s statutory auditor.

Who needs it

Companies appointing a first auditor

Companies reappointing auditors at AGM

Businesses filling a casual vacancy

Companies completing audit compliance

Documents required

Auditor appointment details

Board/AGM resolution

Auditor consent and eligibility

Company details

DSC of signatory

How it works

Collect details

We gather appointment and auditor consent details.

Prepare ADT-1

The form is prepared with attachments.

File

ADT-1 is filed with the ROC.

Confirmation

Filing is acknowledged.

Benefits

Compliant auditor reporting

Avoids penalties for non-filing

Proper documentation

Timely filing

Expert handling

HOW CORPRAASTA HELPS

What we do for you

ADT-1 preparation and filing

Resolution and consent compilation

Due-date tracking

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Frequently asked questions

It is filed within the prescribed days from the appointment of the auditor, usually after the AGM.

ADT-1 Filing (Auditor Appointment)