Company annual filing is a statutory requirement that ensures a company complies with corporate governance and regulatory norms by submitting its financial statements, annual return, and other prescribed documents to the Registrar of Companies (ROC) within the stipulated time. This process typically includes the preparation and filing of the company’s balance sheet, profit and loss account, statement of directors, and details of shareholders and key managerial personnel. Annual filing ensures transparency, maintains the company’s legal status, and keeps stakeholders informed about the company’s financial position and operations. Timely filing prevents penalties, legal complications, and scrutiny from regulatory authorities. Companies must adhere to deadlines set under the Companies Act, which may vary depending on the company type and financial year-end. Professional assistance is often recommended to ensure accurate compilation of financial statements, reconciliation of records, and proper submission through electronic forms like AOC-4 and MGT-7. Regular annual filing not only strengthens corporate governance but also enhances investor confidence, supports smooth business operations, and safeguards the company from non-compliance issues.