Introduction
The Due Date for filing DIR-3 KYC is approaching rapidly. All companies registered in India must file their Due Diligence Report (DIR-3 KYC) by the due date to avoid penalties. This article provides a comprehensive guide to help companies understand the DIR-3 KYC compliance requirements, including the due date, process, and consequences of non-compliance.
The DIR-3 KYC is a mandatory filing required by the Indian Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). It aims to curb money laundering, terrorist financing, and other financial crimes by verifying the identity and beneficial ownership of companies registered in India.
The due date for filing DIR-3 KYC is 30th September 2023. Companies that fail to file by this date may face penalties and other consequences. The MCA has advised companies to file their DIR-3 KYC well before the due date to avoid last-minute issues.
Companies that fail to file their DIR-3 KYC by the due date may face penalties of up to INR 50,000. Additionally, the directors of the company may be held personally liable for non-compliance.
The process for filing DIR-3 KYC is as follows:
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All companies registered in India are urged to prioritize the filing of their DIR-3 KYC by the due date of 30th September 2023. By adhering to the compliance requirements, companies can avoid penalties, enhance their reputation, and contribute to the fight against financial crimes.
Story 1:
A company executive, rushing to meet the DIR-3 KYC due date, accidentally submitted the wrong form. He realized his mistake only after receiving a notice from the MCA. The executive had to rush to the MCA office with the correct form, pleading for leniency.
Lesson Learned: Always double-check your documents before submitting them for filing.
Story 2:
A shareholder, known for his forgetfulness, missed the DIR-3 KYC due date. He was surprised to receive a call from the company secretary asking for his KYC information. The shareholder had completely forgotten about the requirement.
Lesson Learned: Mark important deadlines in your calendar and set reminders to avoid missing them.
Story 3:
A company director, known for his procrastination, waited until the last day to file his DIR-3 KYC. However, he encountered technical issues with the MCA's website and was unable to complete the filing. The director had to pay a hefty penalty for non-compliance.
Lesson Learned: Don't wait until the last minute to complete important tasks.
Table 1: Penalties for Non-Compliance with DIR-3 KYC
Offence | Penalty |
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Failure to file DIR-3 KYC by the due date | Up to INR 50,000 |
Making false or misleading statements in DIR-3 KYC | Imprisonment up to 1 year and/or fine up to INR 1 lakh |
Table 2: Documents Required for DIR-3 KYC
Document | Purpose |
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Proof of identity (PAN card/Aadhaar card) | Verification of identity for directors and shareholders |
Proof of address (Utility bills/Bank statements) | Verification of residential address |
Proof of beneficial ownership (Bank statements/Property documents) | Identification of ultimate beneficial owners |
Table 3: Timeline for Filing DIR-3 KYC
Date | Action |
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1st April 2023 | Commencement of DIR-3 KYC filing |
1st May 2023 | Last date for filing DIR-3 KYC for companies with FY ending on 31st March |
30th September 2023 | Last date for filing DIR-3 KYC for all other companies |
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