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Home / Company Law & Secretarial Services / Condonation of Delay
Last updated: 2 October 2026
Some filings under the Companies Act cannot simply be made late with extra fees — they need the delay to be condoned first. Our team identifies what is pending, files what can be filed with additional fees, and prepares condonation applications where they are needed.
Most MCA forms can be filed after the due date by paying an additional fee — for annual filings, ₹100 a day per form. Some filings, however, need the delay to be formally condoned:
From time to time, the MCA also runs relief schemes that reduce additional fees for past defaults. The most recent, the Companies Compliance Facilitation Scheme, 2026, closed on 15 September 2026. We track new schemes as they are announced.
Based on the Companies Act, 2013 and the rules made under it. Last updated: 27 September 2026.
Power to condone delays
Decides most condonation applications
Additional fee per form for many late annual filings
Used for condonation applications
Late charge registration may need condonation
Latest relief scheme, closed on 15 September 2026
Most delays come from not knowing what is pending.
The company does not know which forms are pending for which years.
Filing late where condonation is needed, or the reverse.
Condonation applications without a clear explanation of the delay.
Related remedies for past defaults.
Penalty proceedings.
Settling offences.
Staying on track.
If the company is inactive.
Pending and late filings listed.
Late filing or condonation decided for each item.
Forms filed with additional fees.
Applications filed with the Regional Director.
Orders received and forms filed.
Ongoing compliance set up.
Keep the company compliant going forward.
Company master data shows filings up to date.
Adjudication may still apply for some defaults.
Directors avoid disqualification for non-filing.
Due dates tracked every year.
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A process under section 460 where the Central Government, through the Regional Director, excuses a delay in filing that cannot otherwise be made late.
Yes, with additional fees. Condonation is needed only in specific cases.
The Companies Compliance Facilitation Scheme, 2026 closed on 15 September 2026. We track any new scheme.
Not always. Adjudication proceedings can still follow for some defaults.
Yes, beyond the extended period, on application to the Central Government.
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