Delay Condonation in Forms submission under CA Regulations-1988. Form 103, Form 107 Form 108, Form 18-Period of delay and documents to be submitted
The rules regarding Condonation of delay in submission of Forms related to various regulations of the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988
Documents to be submitted in case of delay in submission of following Forms:
| Sr. No. | Description | Period of Delay | Documents to be submitted |
| 1 | Submission of form 103 for Registration of articles (Regulation 46(2)/69(2), 46(3)) | Beyond 30 days and upto one year | (i) Original deed of agreement executed in form 102 (ii) Work diary / attendance record (iii) Stipend proof (Pass Book/Bank Statement) |
| 2 | Submission of form 107 for Registration of supplementary articles (Regulation 50 / 71) | Beyond 60 days and upto 6 months
Beyond 6 months Condonation of delay cannot be condoned |
(i) original agreement executed in form 107 supplementary deed (ii) work diary / attendance record (iii) stipend proof (Pass Book/ Bank Statement) |
| 3 | Submission of form 108 for completion of articles (Regulation 61 / 75) | Beyond 30 days and upto 3 years Beyond 3 years | No documents are required to be called for and verified
Anyone of the following |
| 4 | Submission of form 18 for Registration of Firm (regulation 190(4) (7) | Beyond 6 months | For delay beyond 6 months the following documents are to be called for and verified. Condonation will be on case to case basis (i) Certified copy of original partnership Deed (ii) Self Declaration by all the partners in the approved format (iii) Income-tax return filed by the firm alongwith Profit and Loss A/c, Balance Sheet of the firm certified by an Chartered Accountant |
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