Statutory sourceFile Annual Return (MGT-7)
Source attachedCompanies Act 2013 · section 92Compliance operations for Indian companies
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Example registerAster Textiles Pvt Ltd
FY 2026–27 · example data| Obligation | Due | Owner | Status | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| File GSTR-3BCGST Act · section 39 | 20 Jul | Finance | Due soon | |
| TDS return (24Q)IT Act · section 200(3) | 31 Jul | Payroll | Upcoming | |
| Board meeting (Q2)Companies Act · section 173 | 30 Jun | Secretarial | Completed |
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Try the filing action. The record changes because the workflow changed.
Anatomy of an obligation
A deadline is only the visible edge.
The useful system sits underneath it: source, timing, ownership and evidence. Scroll through one annual return as the record reveals the work it is carrying.
One obligation · four working layers
- 01SourceBegin with the law.
The filing stays attached to the section that creates it, so the register never loses its reason.
- 02TimeTurn the rule into a date.
ClauseIQ calculates the deadline, retains the recurrence and knows what has to open next.
- 03RoutePut the work with a person.
Ownership and reminder timing sit on the same record instead of disappearing into a calendar.
- 04RecordClose with proof, not a tick.
Completion keeps the filing date, responsible member and notes, then opens the next cycle.
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Obligation anatomyMGT-7 annual return
FY 2026–27Timing ruleDue 29 November 2026
14 days left60 days after AGM · repeats annuallyOwnership and remindersCompany Secretary
AssignedNotify at 14 days and 7 daysCompletion evidenceAwaiting filingFiled on time
OpenRecordedOwner, notes and evidence readyFiled 12 Jun · next cycle openedThe record changes as the work changes. Nothing is reduced to a decorative status card.
Legal research
The answer arrives with a trail.
ClauseIQ organises the issue, applicable law, authority and confidence so the reader can inspect the reasoning instead of trusting a polished paragraph.
Question
Does an approved resolution plan discharge a personal guarantor?
Issue
Personal guarantor liability under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.
Applicable law
Section 31, IBC 2016. Approval of the plan does not automatically discharge the guarantor.
Authority
Lalit Kumar Jain v. Union of India, (2021) 9 SCC 321.
ConfidenceHigh · AI-assisted · verify before use
Designed to remain inspectable
The important detail never disappears behind the interface.
01Source
Every obligation retains the law or rule that created it.
02Ownership
Every open item has a responsible person, not a shared assumption.
03Verification
AI-assisted research and filing data stay marked for human review.
04Protection
Sensitive entity identifiers are encrypted before database storage.
Plans
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