Registers feed the form
Members, directors, share capital and charges registers populate the MGT-7 segments automatically. The system computes movements during the FY without a separate workpaper.
MCA & ROC Filing | MGT-7 Filing
Members register, directors register, share-capital register and charges register feed the MGT-7 draft. Shareholding pattern computed from share movements through the year. CS reviewer access. DSC sign-off captured. MGT-7A handled for OPCs and small companies.
How it works
Members, directors, share capital and charges registers populate the MGT-7 segments automatically. The system computes movements during the FY without a separate workpaper.
Share allotments, transfers and buybacks across the year aggregate to the closing shareholding pattern with promoter, non-promoter and public splits.
Director master surfaces DIN, appointment dates, cessations, board meetings attended and remuneration. KMP appointments and Section 203 compliance handled.
The Company Secretary reviews on screen and signs with DSC. MGT-7 (or MGT-7A for OPCs and small companies) submits to MCA21 with SRN capture.
What the system does
| Capability | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| Members register feed | Share allotments, transfers, buybacks | Closing members list with movement history |
| Shareholding pattern | Share movements + promoter classification | Pattern with promoter, public and KMP splits |
| Directors and KMP | Director master + meeting attendance | Section 203 compliance plus remuneration disclosure |
| Charges register | Charges created, modified, satisfied | Closing charges list with creditor details |
| MGT-7A path | Entity classification (OPC / small company) | MGT-7A draft instead of MGT-7 |
| CS sign-off | CS reviewer role + DSC | Signed form with audit trail |
Members register feed
Shareholding pattern
Directors and KMP
Charges register
MGT-7A path
CS sign-off
Compliance + integrations
MGT-7 under Section 92 of the Companies Act draws on the four statutory registers maintained throughout the year. The platform keeps the registers current, so the annual return is a sign-off, not a reconstruction.
Regulations we work within
Section 92, Companies Act 2013
Annual return filing within 60 days of the AGM.
Section 88, Companies Act
Members, debenture-holders and other-securities-holders registers.
Section 170, Companies Act
Register of Directors and KMP.
Section 85, Companies Act
Register of charges.
Section 203, Companies Act
KMP appointment compliance for prescribed companies.
Connects to
MGT-7 Filing FAQ
OPCs and small companies (paid-up capital up to ₹4 crore and turnover up to ₹40 crore) file MGT-7A under the Companies (Amendment) Act, 2017 framework. All other companies file MGT-7. The system reads your entity classification and serves the right form automatically.
Every share allotment, transfer, buyback or rights issue posts to the share capital register with the date, the parties and the consideration. The closing shareholding pattern aggregates these movements. Promoter classification is maintained on the shareholder master and reflects in the pattern automatically.
Board meeting minutes are versioned in the document module. Attendance per director per meeting is captured at the time of the minutes. MGT-7 reads the attendance summary across the FY for the directors' disclosure.
Charge creation (CHG-1), modification (CHG-4) and satisfaction (CHG-4) are tracked in the charges register. Bank charge details, hypothecation specifics and closing balances per facility populate from the loan and treasury master. The annual return reads the closing charges as on 31 March.
More in MCA & ROC Filing
Annual financial statement filing. Drafted from books. CA review, DSC sign-off.
See AOC-4 FilingMembers, Directors, Charges, Beneficial Owners. Maintained in platform.
See Statutory RegistersForm filing via MCA21 with DSC. Status tracking.
See MCA21 Portal IntegrationConnect your members and directors registers. The MGT-7 (or MGT-7A) draft populates with shareholding pattern, director details and charges, ready for CS sign-off.