What is DPT-3 Return of Deposits Form?
DPT-3 is a RETURN OF DEPOSITS form that must be filed annually with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) by ALL companies registered under the Companies Act, 2013 (except government companies and banking companies).
The PRIMARY PURPOSE of DPT-3 is to disclose outstanding money received by the company that is NOT classified as 'deposits' under the Companies Act. This includes various types of borrowings and advances that companies receive in the normal course of business.
📋 What Must Be Disclosed in DPT-3?
Loans from Directors
Any unsecured loan taken from directors of the company (with or without interest). Must disclose director name, PAN, loan amount, interest rate.
Loans from Shareholders
Money received from shareholders beyond their share capital contribution. Includes loans from relatives of directors.
Bank Loans & NBFC Borrowings
All loans from scheduled banks, cooperative banks, and NBFCs (even though these are exempt from deposit rules, must be disclosed in DPT-3).
Advances from Customers
Money received from customers as advance for goods/services to be delivered in future (not yet earned as revenue).
Security Deposits
Deposits received from employees, vendors, or other parties as security for contracts, leases, or services.
Inter-Corporate Loans
Loans received from other companies (related or unrelated) under Section 186 of Companies Act.
Unsecured Loans
Any unsecured borrowing from individuals, firms, or entities that doesn't qualify as 'deposit' under Companies (Acceptance of Deposits) Rules, 2014.
Exempted Deposits
Money that would normally be classified as deposit but is exempted under Rule 2(1)(c) of Deposits Rules (e.g., loans from banks, government, etc.).
✅ Who Must File DPT-3? (Applicability)
Companies REQUIRED to File DPT-3
- • Private Limited Companies (all types)
- • Public Limited Companies (listed & unlisted)
- • One Person Companies (OPC)
- • Section 8 Companies (if they have outstanding loans)
- • Foreign Companies operating in India
- • Small Companies (as per Companies Act definition)
Companies EXEMPTED from DPT-3 Filing
- • Government Companies (owned by Central/State Govt)
- • Banking Companies (regulated by RBI)
- • NBFCs registered with RBI (if they don't accept public deposits)
- • Companies with ZERO outstanding loans/advances (nil return still recommended)
⚖️ DPT-3 Filing Timeline & Deadlines
| Financial Year | Year End | DPT-3 Due Date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| FY 2023-24 | 31 Mar 2024 | 30 Jun 2024 | Passed |
| FY 2024-25 | 31 Mar 2025 | 30 Jun 2025 | Passed |
| FY 2025-26 | 31 Mar 2026 | 30 Jun 2026 | Passed |
| FY 2026-27 | 31 Mar 2027 | 30 Jun 2027 | Upcoming |
Note: DPT-3 is filed AFTER financial year ends, based on audited financial statements. Filing deadline is 30th June (within 3 months of FY end).
💰 Penalties for Late DPT-3 Filing
✓ Company Penalty
₹100 per day from due date until actual filing date. Maximum penalty can go up to ₹5 lakh depending on delay period.
✓ Officer in Default Penalty
Every officer in default (directors, CFO, company secretary) is liable for ₹100 per day. Maximum penalty up to ₹1 lakh per officer.
✓ Additional MCA Fees
MCA charges additional fees for belated filing based on delay period: (1) Up to 30 days: 2x normal fee, (2) 30-60 days: 4x normal fee, (3) 60-90 days: 6x normal fee, (4) 90-180 days: 10x normal fee, (5) Beyond 180 days: 12x normal fee.
✓ Prosecution Risk
Continued non-compliance can lead to prosecution of directors under Section 450 of Companies Act. Repeated defaults may attract stricter action from ROC.
✓ Credit Rating Impact
Late ROC filings negatively impact company's credit rating, bank loan approvals, and vendor trust. Compliance history is checked during due diligence.
⚠️ Common DPT-3 Filing Mistakes
- →Not filing DPT-3 when company has ZERO outstanding loans (NIL return still recommended for compliance record)
- →Incorrect classification of loans (treating exempted borrowings as deposits or vice versa)
- →Missing auditor certificate (DPT-3 requires mandatory auditor certification)
- →Wrong financial year selection in MCA form (selecting current year instead of previous year)
- →Not disclosing loans from directors/shareholders (most common error)
- →Incorrect PAN details of lenders (causes MCA rejection)
- →Filing after deadline without calculating additional fees (leads to defective filing)
- →Not keeping supporting documents (loan agreements, board resolutions, ledger proofs)
🎯 Why File DPT-3 on Time?
Timely DPT-3 filing ensures:
- ✓Avoid daily penalties (₹100/day for company + ₹100/day per officer)
- ✓Maintain clean ROC compliance record (important for loans, investments, valuations)
- ✓Prevent director disqualification (repeated defaults can lead to DIN deactivation)
- ✓Ensure smooth annual filing (MGT-7, AOC-4) without compliance issues
- ✓Build trust with banks, investors, and regulatory authorities
- ✓Avoid prosecution risk under Companies Act, 2013
DPT-3 Filing Process (FY 2025-26)
Complete MCA filing process for DPT-3 Return of Deposits — from data compilation to e-filing acknowledgment:
Applicability Assessment & Data Collection
1-2 daysFirst, determine if your company needs to file DPT-3. Taxvio conducts APPLICABILITY ASSESSMENT: (1) Check company type (Private Ltd, Public Ltd, OPC, Section 8). (2) Verify if company has any outstanding loans, advances, or borrowings as of 31st March 2026 (for FY 2025-26). (3) Identify types of borrowings: director loans, shareholder loans, bank loans, NBFC borrowings, customer advances, security deposits, inter-corporate loans. (4) Determine if any borrowings are exempted under Deposits Rules. (5) Calculate total outstanding amount for each category. Documents collected: (a) Audited Balance Sheet as of 31st March 2026, (b) Loan ledgers from accounting software, (c) Bank loan statements, (d) Director loan agreements (if any), (e) Shareholder loan records, (f) Previous year DPT-3 acknowledgment (for reference). Taxvio provides DATA COLLECTION TEMPLATE to organize all loan information systematically.
Loan & Deposit Ledger Compilation
1-2 daysCompile detailed ledger of all outstanding loans and borrowings. For EACH loan/borrowing, capture: (1) Lender name (individual/company/bank/NBFC), (2) Lender PAN (mandatory for individuals and companies), (3) Lender category (director, shareholder, relative, bank, NBFC, customer, etc.), (4) Loan amount outstanding as of 31st March 2026, (5) Date of loan sanction/disbursement, (6) Interest rate (if applicable), (7) Repayment terms (EMI, lump sum, on-demand), (8) Security/collateral (if any), (9) Purpose of loan (working capital, business expansion, etc.), (10) Whether loan is secured or unsecured. Example ledger format: | Lender Name | PAN | Category | Amount | Interest | Date | |-------------|-----|----------|--------|----------|------| | Rajesh Kumar (Director) | ABCPK1234A | Director | ₹5,00,000 | 12% | 15-Jan-2025 | | HDFC Bank | - | Bank | ₹20,00,000 | 10% | 01-Apr-2025 | | ABC Pvt Ltd | AABCA5678B | Inter-corporate | ₹10,00,000 | 11% | 10-Feb-2025 | Taxvio compiles this data from your financial statements and accounting records into MCA-compatible format.
Auditor Certificate Coordination (Form DPT-3)
2-3 daysDPT-3 filing REQUIRES mandatory auditor certificate. The company's statutory auditor must certify that: (1) Information provided in DPT-3 is accurate and complete, (2) Outstanding loans/borrowings are correctly classified (deposit vs non-deposit), (3) Company has complied with Companies (Acceptance of Deposits) Rules, 2014, (4) No deposits are outstanding beyond permitted limits, (5) All disclosures are as per audited financial statements. Process: (1) Taxvio coordinates with your statutory auditor (or provides auditor if you don't have one). (2) Share compiled loan ledger and financial statements with auditor. (3) Auditor reviews data and verifies against books of accounts. (4) Auditor issues certificate in prescribed format (attached with DPT-3 form). (5) Certificate is digitally signed by auditor using DSC. Auditor fee: Typically ₹2,000-5,000 for DPT-3 certificate (included in Taxvio Complete package). IMPORTANT: Without auditor certificate, DPT-3 form cannot be filed on MCA portal. Taxvio ensures timely certificate procurement to avoid filing delays.
Board Resolution for DPT-3 Filing
1 dayBefore filing DPT-3, company must pass BOARD RESOLUTION authorizing the filing. Board Meeting Requirements: (1) Convene board meeting (physical or video conferencing). (2) Agenda: 'Approval of DPT-3 Return of Deposits for FY 2025-26'. (3) Present compiled loan ledger and auditor certificate to directors. (4) Directors review and approve the information to be filed. (5) Pass resolution: 'RESOLVED THAT pursuant to Section 73-76 of Companies Act, 2013 and Companies (Acceptance of Deposits) Rules, 2014, the Board hereby approves the filing of Form DPT-3 for FY 2025-26 disclosing outstanding loans and borrowings as of 31st March 2026. RESOLVED FURTHER THAT [Director Name] be and is hereby authorized to sign and file Form DPT-3 on MCA portal and do all such acts and things as may be necessary to give effect to this resolution.' (6) Prepare Minutes of Board Meeting. (7) File Form MGT-14 with ROC within 30 days (if required based on company type). Taxvio provides BOARD RESOLUTION TEMPLATE and MINUTES FORMAT for DPT-3 approval. For small companies, resolution can be passed via circulation (without physical meeting).
DPT-3 Form Preparation & Data Entry
1 dayPrepare Form DPT-3 on MCA portal with accurate information. Form DPT-3 contains following sections: (1) Corporate Identity Number (CIN) of the company. (2) Financial Year for which return is filed (e.g., 2025-26). (3) Date of Balance Sheet (31st March 2026). (4) Outstanding deposits (if any): Amount, number of depositors, interest rate, maturity details. (5) Outstanding money NOT classified as deposits (THIS IS THE MAIN SECTION): (a) Loans from banks, (b) Loans from NBFCs, (c) Loans from directors, (d) Loans from shareholders, (e) Loans from relatives of directors, (f) Inter-corporate loans, (g) Advances from customers, (h) Security deposits, (i) Any other borrowings. (6) Details of each lender: Name, PAN, address, amount, interest rate, date of loan, repayment terms. (7) Total outstanding amount (sum of all categories). (8) Auditor certificate attachment (mandatory). (9) Board resolution attachment (if applicable). (10) Declaration by director/company secretary that information is true and correct. Taxvio prepares DPT-3 form with ERROR-FREE data entry, ensuring all fields are correctly filled as per MCA requirements. Form is reviewed by CA/CS before final submission.
MCA E-Filing & Payment of Fees
1 dayFile Form DPT-3 on MCA portal (www.mca.gov.in). E-Filing Process: (1) Login to MCA portal using company credentials. (2) Navigate to 'MCA Services' → 'e-Filing' → 'Form DPT-3'. (3) Upload pre-filled DPT-3 form (prepared in Step 5). (4) Attach auditor certificate (PDF, digitally signed). (5) Attach board resolution (PDF, if applicable). (6) Attach supporting documents (loan ledgers, bank statements, etc. — optional but recommended). (7) Verify all information in preview mode. (8) Calculate filing fees based on company's authorized capital: (a) Up to ₹1 lakh: ₹200, (b) ₹1-5 lakh: ₹300, (c) ₹5-25 lakh: ₹400, (d) ₹25 lakh-1 crore: ₹500, (e) Above ₹1 crore: ₹600. (9) Pay fees online via net banking, credit/debit card, or NEFT/RTGS. (10) If filing after 30th June deadline, additional fees apply (2x to 12x based on delay period). (11) Digitally sign form using DSC of authorized director (Class 2 or Class 3 DSC). (12) Submit form to MCA. (13) Receive SRN (Service Request Number) as acknowledgment of submission. Taxvio handles entire e-filing process including fee calculation, payment, and DSC signing. You just need to provide documents and approvals.
MCA Processing & Acknowledgment
2-3 days (MCA processing)After submission, MCA processes DPT-3 form. Processing Timeline: (1) Immediate: SRN generated and email confirmation sent to registered email ID of company and authorized director. (2) Within 24-48 hours: Form goes for MCA scrutiny (automated + manual check). (3) If no defects: Form is APPROVED and final acknowledgment (Form DPT-3 acknowledgment) is generated. (4) If defects found: MCA issues DEFECT LETTER listing errors/missing information. Company has 15 days to rectify defects and resubmit. (5) After defect rectification: Form is re-processed and approved (if all defects are fixed). Download Final Acknowledgment: (1) Login to MCA portal. (2) Go to 'MCA Services' → 'Document Related Services' → 'View Public Documents' or 'Track Payment Status'. (3) Enter SRN number. (4) Download approved DPT-3 form with MCA stamp and approval date. (5) Save acknowledgment for future reference (required for annual filings, audits, due diligence). IMPORTANT: Keep DPT-3 acknowledgment safely — it's PROOF of compliance and may be required during bank loan processing, investor due diligence, ROC inspections, or statutory audits. Taxvio monitors filing status and ensures approval without defects. If MCA raises queries, we handle rectification promptly.
Post-Filing Compliance & Record Keeping
OngoingAfter DPT-3 filing is complete, maintain proper records for future reference. Post-Filing Requirements: (1) Save DPT-3 acknowledgment (PDF) in company records. (2) Update compliance calendar for next year's DPT-3 filing (30th June 2027 for FY 2026-27). (3) Maintain loan ledgers and supporting documents for minimum 8 years (as per Companies Act record-keeping requirements). (4) Inform auditor about DPT-3 filing (for next year's audit planning). (5) Update board about compliance completion (in next board meeting). (6) If company has deposits (not just loans), ensure ongoing deposit compliance: (a) Maintain deposit reserve account (20% of deposits maturing during year), (b) File DPT-1 (if accepting fresh deposits), (c) Renew deposit insurance (if applicable), (d) Monitor deposit maturity schedule. (7) For next financial year: Start collecting loan data from April 2026 onwards (don't wait until March 2027). Taxvio provides COMPLIANCE CALENDAR with all ROC filing deadlines including DPT-3, MGT-7, AOC-4, ADT-1, etc. We also send REMINDERS 60 days before next DPT-3 deadline to ensure timely filing.
✅Total Timeline
3-5 working days from document submission to MCA acknowledgment. Breakdown: Data collection (1-2 days) + Ledger compilation (1-2 days) + Auditor certificate (2-3 days) + Board resolution (1 day) + Form preparation (1 day) + MCA e-filing & approval (2-3 days). Taxvio handles entire process — you just provide documents and approvals.
Documents Required for DPT-3 Filing
Mandatory Documents
- ✓Audited Balance Sheet as of 31st March (for relevant FY)
- ✓Audited Profit & Loss Account for the financial year
- ✓Complete Loan Ledgers (all outstanding borrowings)
- ✓Auditor's Certificate in DPT-3 format (digitally signed)
- ✓Board Resolution approving DPT-3 filing
- ✓Company CIN and PAN details
- ✓Registered office address proof
- ✓Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) of authorized director
Supporting Documents (Recommended)
- ✓Bank loan statements/sanction letters
- ✓Director loan agreements (if applicable)
- ✓Shareholder loan records
- ✓Inter-corporate loan agreements
- ✓Customer advance ledgers
- ✓Security deposit records
- ✓Previous year DPT-3 acknowledgment (for reference)
- ✓List of lenders with PAN details (name, PAN, amount, interest rate)
📝 Additional Information Required
- •Financial year for which DPT-3 is being filed (e.g., 2025-26)
- •Date of balance sheet (typically 31st March)
- •Total outstanding loan amount (category-wise breakdown)
- •Number of lenders (directors, shareholders, banks, others)
- •Whether company has any deposits (yes/no)
- •If deposits exist: amount, number of depositors, interest rate
- •Authorized signatory details (director name, DIN, email, mobile)
- •MCA portal login credentials (for e-filing)
- •Contact details of statutory auditor (for certificate coordination)
- •Any previous DPT-3 filing history (first-time or recurring)
Common Mistakes in DPT-3 Filing
DPT-3 filing has specific compliance requirements — avoid these critical errors:
Not Filing DPT-3 When Company Has Zero Loans
⚠️ Problem
Many companies think DPT-3 is only required if they have outstanding loans. WRONG! While DPT-3 is technically for disclosing outstanding money, it's HIGHLY RECOMMENDED to file NIL DPT-3 even if company has zero loans. Why? (1) Creates compliance record with MCA, (2) Shows proactive compliance culture, (3) Avoids confusion during ROC inspections, (4) Prevents notices from MCA asking 'why didn't you file DPT-3?'. If company has zero outstanding loans, file DPT-3 with NIL values in all fields.
✅ Solution
FILE DPT-3 EVERY YEAR regardless of loan status. If zero loans: Enter '0' in all outstanding amount fields. Attach auditor certificate stating 'No outstanding loans/borrowings as of balance sheet date'. File before 30th June deadline. This creates clean compliance trail. Taxvio recommends NIL filing for all companies (even dormant companies) to maintain perfect ROC record.
Missing Auditor Certificate
⚠️ Problem
DPT-3 form REQUIRES mandatory auditor certificate. Without it, MCA portal won't accept the form. Common scenarios: (1) Company doesn't have statutory auditor (delay in auditor appointment), (2) Auditor is unavailable/unresponsive, (3) Auditor refuses to certify (due to discrepancies in books), (4) Company tries to file without certificate (form gets rejected). Result: Filing delayed, penalty accumulates (₹100/day), compliance deadline missed.
✅ Solution
Coordinate with auditor WELL BEFORE deadline (start 30 days prior to 30th June). If you don't have auditor, Taxvio can connect you with empanelled CAs for DPT-3 certification (₹2,000-5,000 fee). Ensure books of accounts are up-to-date before approaching auditor. Provide complete loan ledger to auditor for verification. Get certificate digitally signed (mandatory for MCA e-filing). Taxvio's Complete package includes auditor certificate coordination — we handle entire process.
Wrong Financial Year Selection
⚠️ Problem
Selecting WRONG financial year in DPT-3 form. Example: Filing in June 2026 but selecting FY 2025-26 instead of FY 2024-25. DPT-3 is filed for PREVIOUS financial year (already ended). Common confusion: (1) Company thinks DPT-3 is for current year (wrong), (2) Company files for FY that hasn't ended yet (wrong), (3) Company selects assessment year instead of financial year (wrong). MCA rejects forms with incorrect FY selection.
✅ Solution
DPT-3 filing rule: File in June 2026 for FY 2025-26 (ended 31st March 2026). Formula: Filing Year - 1 = Financial Year. Example: (1) June 2025 filing → FY 2024-25, (2) June 2026 filing → FY 2025-26, (3) June 2027 filing → FY 2026-27. Taxvio pre-fills correct financial year in DPT-3 form. We verify balance sheet date matches selected FY. Double-check before submission.
Incorrect Lender PAN Details
⚠️ Problem
Entering WRONG PAN details of lenders (directors, shareholders, companies). MCA validates PAN against Income Tax database. If PAN is incorrect: (1) Form gets defective status, (2) MCA sends defect letter, (3) Company has 15 days to rectify, (4) If not rectified, form is rejected, (5) Must re-file with correct PAN (pay fees again). Common errors: Typo in PAN, old PAN (before name change), PAN of company instead of individual director, missing PAN for lenders above ₹50,000.
✅ Solution
Verify PAN of EVERY lender before filing. For individuals: Cross-check with PAN card. For companies: Verify CIN and PAN from MCA portal. For banks/NBFCs: PAN not required (use bank code). Maintain lender database with updated PAN details. Taxvio validates all PANs against official records before form submission. We flag any discrepancies for your confirmation.
Not Disclosing Director/Shareholder Loans
⚠️ Problem
Most COMMON mistake in DPT-3 filing. Companies disclose bank loans but HIDE director loans or shareholder loans. Why? Directors think personal loans to company are 'private arrangement' and don't need disclosure. WRONG! Section 73-76 requires disclosure of ALL outstanding money including: (1) Loans from directors (even interest-free), (2) Loans from shareholders, (3) Loans from relatives of directors, (4) Any money received from related parties. If hidden and discovered during ROC inspection: Penalty up to ₹25 lakh + director prosecution.
✅ Solution
Disclose ALL loans regardless of source. Even if loan is from director's personal savings, interest-free, and repaid during year — if it was outstanding on 31st March (balance sheet date), it MUST be disclosed in DPT-3. Taxvio reviews related party transactions from financial statements to ensure no director/shareholder loans are missed. We cross-verify with balance sheet notes on related party disclosures.
Filing After Deadline Without Additional Fees
⚠️ Problem
Missing 30th June deadline and filing DPT-3 without paying ADDITIONAL FEES. MCA charges additional fees for belated filing: (1) Up to 30 days late: 2x normal fee, (2) 30-60 days: 4x fee, (3) 60-90 days: 6x fee, (4) 90-180 days: 10x fee, (5) Beyond 180 days: 12x fee. If company pays only normal fee (not additional fee), form is rejected. Company must re-file with correct fees (losing first payment).
✅ Solution
Calculate additional fees BEFORE filing if deadline is missed. Example: Normal fee = ₹400. If 45 days late (30-60 day slab): Additional fee = 4x = ₹1,600. Total payable = ₹2,000. MCA portal auto-calculates additional fees based on delay days. Verify calculated fee before payment. Taxvio calculates exact additional fees and informs you before filing. We ensure correct payment to avoid rejection.
DPT-3 Filing Packages
Comprehensive DPT-3 filing packages for FY 2025-26 compliance:
Basic
₹4,999
One-time fee per FY
Included Services
- ✓Applicability assessment (whether DPT-3 is required)
- ✓Loan & deposit data compilation from financial statements
- ✓DPT-3 form preparation (data entry)
- ✓MCA e-filing with normal fees
- ✓SRN generation and tracking
- ✓Filing acknowledgment download
- ✓Email support
Not Included
- ✗Auditor certificate NOT included (arrange separately)
- ✗Board resolution NOT included
- ✗No belated filing support
- ✗No compliance calendar
Ideal For
Companies with simple loan structure and existing auditor
Standard
₹7,999
One-time fee per FY
Included Services
- ✓Everything in Basic
- ✓Auditor certificate coordination (fee included up to ₹3,000)
- ✓Board resolution drafting & template
- ✓Loan ledger compilation (up to 10 lenders)
- ✓PAN verification of all lenders
- ✓Belated filing support (additional fees calculated)
- ✓Defect rectification (if MCA raises queries)
- ✓Priority support (WhatsApp + email)
Not Included
- ✗Complex loan structures (10+ lenders) charged extra
Ideal For
Most private limited companies with director/shareholder loans
Complete
₹14,999
One-time fee per FY
Included Services
- ✓Everything in Standard
- ✓Unlimited lender compilation (no cap on number of lenders)
- ✓Complex loan structure handling (banks, NBFCs, directors, shareholders, inter-corporate)
- ✓Previous year DPT-3 review (for consistency)
- ✓Compliance calendar for next year (DPT-3 + MGT-7 + AOC-4)
- ✓60-day reminder for next year filing
- ✓ROC notice response support (if any)
- ✓Dedicated CA + CS team
- ✓First year annual compliance consultation (free)
Ideal For
Companies with complex borrowings or multiple lenders
💼 Add-On Services (Optional)
Belated Filing (30-60 days late)
+₹2,000
Additional fee handling & penalty calculation
Defect Rectification
+₹3,000
If MCA raises queries after filing
ROC Notice Response
₹9,999
Reply to MCA/ROC notices on DPT-3
Additional Auditor Certificate
₹3,000
For companies without existing auditor
Loan Ledger Digitization
₹5,000
Convert physical records to digital format
Compliance Calendar (Annual)
₹2,999/year
All ROC filing deadlines with reminders
What Our DPT-3 Clients Say
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Amit Verma, Director
Verma Technologies Pvt Ltd
Noida, UP
"We missed the DPT-3 deadline by 45 days and were worried about penalties. Taxvio calculated exact additional fees, coordinated with our auditor, and filed within 3 days. Their Standard package (₹7,999) was worth it — saved us from ROC notices and potential prosecution. Highly professional team!"
Sneha Kapoor, CFO
Kapra Retail Pvt Ltd
Delhi NCR
"First year after converting to Private Limited, we didn't know about DPT-3. Taxvio educated us on applicability, compiled loan data from our CA, and filed NIL DPT-3 (we had no loans). Now we have clean compliance record. Their Complete package includes next year reminders — very thoughtful!"
Rajesh Kumar, Proprietor
Kumar Industries (converted to Pvt Ltd)
Meerut, UP
DPT-3 Filing Services Across India
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Frequently Asked Questions — DPT-3 Filing
Is DPT-3 filing mandatory if my company has no outstanding loans?+
What is the penalty for late DPT-3 filing?+
Do I need auditor certificate for DPT-3 filing?+
Can I file DPT-3 myself on MCA portal?+
What loans must be disclosed in DPT-3?+
What is the due date for DPT-3 filing?+
What happens if DPT-3 form is rejected by MCA?+
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