Costing Taxonomy 2019 for annual filing of CRA-4 (Cost audit report) for FY 2018-19 is under development-MCA
Costing Taxonomy 2019 to cater to the annual filing of CRA-4 (Cost audit report) for FY 2018-19 is under development.
The companies which are required to file CRA-4 (Cost audit report) for FY 2018-19 are required to use Costing Taxonomy 2019 only.
Those companies who have already filed CRA-4 (Cost Audit Report) using the existing Costing Taxonomy 2015 for FY 2018-19 are NOT required to file afresh.
However, those companies which are yet to file their Cost Audit Reports are requested to await deployment of Costing Taxonomy 2019 on MCA21 portal.
Once the Costing Taxonomy 2019 is deployed, sufficient time would be given for filing CRA-4 without levying additional fee.
Stakeholders may kindly take note and plan accordingly
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