Compliance calendar for listed companies is a vital tool for businesses listed on stock exchanges in India, ensuring timely adherence to regulatory, tax, and statutory obligations. Listed companies face stringent requirements under the Companies Act, 2013, SEB…
Compliance calendar for listed companies is a vital tool for businesses listed on stock exchanges in India, ensuring timely adherence to regulatory, tax, and statutory obligations. Listed companies face stringent requirements under the Companies Act, 2013, SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 (LODR), and other laws. Missing deadlines can lead to penalties or reputational damage. This blog outlines the compliance calendar for listed companies for 2025, detailing key filings, deadlines, and how TaxQue streamlines compliance.
A compliance calendar for listed companies is a structured timeline of mandatory filings, disclosures, and governance tasks required by regulators like the MCA, SEBI, and Income Tax Department. It helps listed companies track quarterly, half-yearly, annual, and event-based compliances, ensuring transparency and corporate governance.
The compliance calendar for listed companies includes:
Here’s a quarterly breakdown of compliance calendar for listed companies for FY 2025-26:
| Compliance | Regulation/Form | Frequency | Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
Corporate Governance Report | SEBI LODR Reg. 27 | Quarterly | Within 21 days of quarter-end |
Shareholding Pattern | SEBI LODR Reg. 31 | Quarterly | Within 21 days of quarter-end |
Financial Results | SEBI LODR Reg. 33 | Quarterly | Within 45 days of quarter-end |
Form AOC-4 (Financials) | Companies Act, Form AOC-4 XBRL | Annual | October 30 |
Form MGT-7 (Annual Return) | Companies Act, Form MGT-7 | Annual | November 29 |
ITR-6 (Income Tax Return) | Income Tax Act, ITR-6 | Annual | October 31 (non-audit) |
Secretarial Audit (MGT-8) | Companies Act, Form MGT-8 | Annual | November 29 |
TDS Returns (24Q, 26Q) | Income Tax Act | Quarterly | 31st of next month post-quarter |
GSTR-9 (GST Annual Return) | GST Act | Annual | December 31 |
AGM | Companies Act | Annual | September 30 |
Follow these steps to ensure the compliance calendar for listed companies is met:
Failing to follow the compliance calendar for listed companies can lead to:
TaxQue simplifies the compliance calendar for listed companies with tools for SEBI, ROC, and tax filings. Visit TaxQue’s SEBI compliance guide or ROC services for expert support.
1. What are the key SEBI LODR filings in the compliance calendar?
Quarterly filings include corporate governance (Reg. 27), shareholding pattern (Reg. 31), and financial results (Reg. 33), due within 21–45 days of quarter-end.
2. When is the AGM deadline for listed companies?
The AGM must be held by September 30, with a maximum 15-month gap between AGMs.
3. What happens if ROC filings are delayed?
Late AOC-4 or MGT-7 filings incur a ₹100/day penalty, with additional fees for prolonged delays.
4. Is secretarial audit mandatory for all listed companies?
Yes, listed companies with paid-up capital ≥₹50 crore or turnover ≥₹250 crore must file Form MGT-8.
5. How does TaxQue assist with the compliance calendar?
TaxQue offers automated deadline tracking and expert filing for SEBI, ROC, and tax obligations. Explore TaxQue’s compliance services.
The compliance calendar for listed companies is essential for navigating India’s complex regulatory landscape. From SEBI LODR filings to ROC and tax obligations, timely compliance ensures legal standing and investor trust. Platforms like TaxQue streamline the compliance calendar for listed companies with expert tools and support. Stay organized, meet deadlines, and maintain corporate governance in 2025.
This article is published by TaxQue (ARB FinTech LLP) for general informational, educational, and business guidance purposes only. Tax laws, GST rules, MCA circulars, and judicial precedents are subject to frequent statutory revisions. This content does not constitute formal individualized tax, accounting, or legal counsel.
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