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DPT-3 Late Fees & Return of Deposits Calculator (FY 2026-27)

Calculate statutory normal filing fees, 30 June due date, Circular 02/2026 fee waiver, Table B delay multipliers (2× to 12×), and Rule 21 penalties on MCA V3.

📅 Due: 30th June annually (Within 90 days of FY closure; waived up to 31 July 2026 for FY 2025-26 under MCA Circular 02/2026)
⚖️ Penalty: 2× to 12× normal fee (Table B) + Rule 21 fine up to ₹5,000 + ₹500/day
📋 Under: Section 73 & 76 read with Rule 16 & 16A, Companies (Acceptance of Deposits) Rules, 2014
Fast Statutory Summary • MCA V3 Portal

Form DPT-3 is the statutory annual return of deposits and non-deposit receipts filed under Section 73 and Rule 16 of the Deposit Rules. Normal filing fees range from ₹200 to ₹600 based on authorized capital. Delayed filings attract Table B multipliers from 2× to 12×. For FY 2025-26, filings up to 31 July 2026 enjoyed fee waiver under MCA General Circular 02/2026.

✓ Section 73 Due Date: 30 June Annually✓ Circular 02/2026: 31 July Waiver✓ Rule 21: ₹5,000 + ₹500/day
DPT-3 Master EngineRule 16 & 16A Deposit Return • Circular 02/2026 Compliant

Return of Deposits & Exempted Receipts Calculator

✓ Covers director loans, customer advances, inter-corporate borrowings. Auditor certificate NOT mandatory.

Statutory Filing TimelinesRule 16: On or before 30th June
MCA Circular 02/2026 Relief: Filings up to 31 July 2026 enjoy complete fee waiver (₹0 late fee). For filings on/after 1 August 2026, delay multipliers are calculated from the original due date of 30 June 2026!

Rule 21 fine applies up to ₹5,000 on the company + ₹5,000 on each officer in default + ₹500/day.

FEE COMPUTATION RESULTDELAYED (68d)
Total MCA21 Portal Challan
2,800

Governed by Table A & Table B Multipliers (Fees Rules, 2014)

Table A Normal Base Fee:400
Table B Late Fee:6× Multiplier
2,400
Total e-Challan:2,800
Auditor's Certificate: Exempt / Not Mandatory

For reporting particulars of transactions not considered as deposit under Rule 2(1)(c) (such as director loans, customer advances, or inter-corporate loans), an Auditor's Certificate is NOT mandatory on MCA21 V3 portal.

Rule 21 Procedural Fine Exposure
49,000

Company: ₹5,000 | 2 Officers: ₹10,000 | Continuing (68d @ ₹500/d): ₹34,000

Statutory Table B Additional Fee Slabs (Fee Rules, 2014)

Based on Authorized Capital of ₹10,00,000
Delay Period Beyond Due DateTable B MultiplierFee for Your CapitalStatutory Basis & Guidance
Up to 30 days2× Normal Fee800Standard initial delay tier for filing within 1 calendar month beyond statutory due date.
31 to 60 days4× Normal Fee1,600Second tier for delay between 1 and 2 months beyond statutory due date.
61 to 90 daysActive Slab6× Normal Fee2,400Third tier for delay between 2 and 3 months. High risk of ROC scrutiny.
91 to 180 days10× Normal Fee4,000Substantial delay (3 to 6 months). Escalated compliance alert.
More than 180 days12× Normal Fee4,800Maximum statutory multiplier under Table B of Fees Rules. Beyond 270 days, Section 403 second proviso condonation may be required.

Statutory Deposit Acceptance Ceilings & Net Worth Advisor (Sections 73 & 76)

Determine whether your company is permitted to accept deposits from members/public and calculate allowable limits.

Statutory Deposit Limit Determination:

Up to 100% of aggregate of Paid-up Share Capital, Free Reserves, and Securities Premium Account from members under Section 73(2).

📌 Net worth must be taken from the latest audited balance sheet prior to the return date (e.g., for FY 2025-26 return, use audited balance sheet as on 31 March 2025).

Rule 2(1)(c) Excluded Receipts Reference (18 Categories)

Amounts that are NOT deposits under the Act but MUST still be reported in Form DPT-3.

1

Government & Statutory Receipts

Rule 2(1)(c)(i)

Includes any amount received from the Central Government, State Government, or any amount received from any other source whose repayment is guaranteed by the Central or State Government.

Audit Pointer: Verify government sanction orders, guarantee letters, and treasury allocation notes.
2

Foreign Governments & International Bodies

Rule 2(1)(c)(ii)

Receipts from foreign governments, foreign or international banks, multilateral financial institutions, export credit agencies, or foreign authorities subject to FEMA/FCRA compliance.

Audit Pointer: Verify Form FC-GPR/FC-TRS, RBI approval letters, and FEMA reporting acknowledgements.
3

Bank & Financial Institution Borrowings

Rule 2(1)(c)(iii)

Any loan or facility received from banking companies, SBI or its subsidiary banks, regional rural banks, co-operative banks, or notified public financial institutions under Section 2(72).

Audit Pointer: Check bank sanction letters, charge registration in Form CHG-1, and audited bank confirmation balance.
4

Inter-Corporate Borrowings (ICDs)

Rule 2(1)(c)(vi)

Any amount received by a company from any other company. Complies with Section 186 loan limits and market-rate interest benchmarks.

Audit Pointer: Verify Board resolution under Section 179(3), Section 186 register (MBP-2), and confirmation from lender company.
5

Director Loans (with Written Declaration)

Rule 2(1)(c)(viii)

Must furnish a written declaration to the company at the time of giving loan that the amount is not given out of funds acquired by him by borrowing or accepting loans/deposits from others. Company must disclose this in Board's Report.

Audit Pointer: Crucial: Obtain written declaration from director dated on or before the loan disbursement date. Disclose explicitly in Board Report.
6

Relative of Director (Private Companies Only)

Rule 2(1)(c)(viii) Proviso

Applicable ONLY to Private Limited Companies. Relative must furnish a written declaration that the amount is from own funds and not borrowed. Relative as defined in Section 2(77).

Audit Pointer: Verify director relative definition under Section 2(77) and verify non-borrowed funds declaration letter.
7

Convertible Notes by DPIIT Startups

Rule 2(1)(c)(xviia)

Recognized DPIIT startup issuing convertible notes for ₹25 Lakhs or more in a single tranche, repayable or convertible into equity within 10 years from the date of issue (extended from 5 to 10 years in 2020).

Audit Pointer: Verify DPIIT startup recognition certificate, convertible note agreement, and 10-year maturity schedule.
8

Commercial Paper (CP)

Rule 2(1)(c)(iv)

Issued in accordance with the guidelines or regulations issued by the Reserve Bank of India for commercial paper.

Audit Pointer: Verify IPA certificates, credit rating certificate, and RBI reporting slips.
9

Secured Bonds & Debentures

Rule 2(1)(c)(ixa)

Must be secured by a charge on assets referred to in Schedule III having market value not less than the issue amount, with maturity period not exceeding 10 years.

Audit Pointer: Check debenture trust deed, valuation certificate, and Form CHG-9 charge registration on MCA.
10

Compulsorily Convertible Debentures (CCDs)

Rule 2(1)(c)(ixb)

Unsecured debentures compulsorily convertible into equity shares of the company within a period not exceeding 10 years.

Audit Pointer: Verify investment agreement terms confirming compulsory conversion (non-optional) within 10 years.
11

Share Application Money Pending Allotment

Rule 2(1)(c)(vii)

If securities are not allotted within 60 days from the date of receipt, the amount must be refunded within 15 days thereafter. If not refunded within 15 days, it is treated as a DEPOSIT on the 75th day.

Audit Pointer: Strict audit: calculate exact calendar days between receipt and PAS-3 allotment. If >75 days, reclassify as Section 73 Deposit!
12

Customer Advances for Goods or Services

Rule 2(1)(c)(xii)(a)

Must be appropriated against supply of goods or services within a period of 365 days from the date of receipt. Advances held beyond 365 days become DEPOSITS unless subject to legal proceedings.

Audit Pointer: Ageing analysis of customer advance ledger: ensure no unadjusted credit balances older than 365 days.
13

Security Deposits & Performance Guarantees

Rule 2(1)(c)(xii)(b)

Received as security deposit for performance of the contract for supply of goods or provision of services under written agreement.

Audit Pointer: Review underlying vendor/customer contracts specifying security deposit terms and warranty durations.
14

Advance for Immovable Capital Assets

Rule 2(1)(c)(xii)(d)

Advance received under written agreement for consideration of immovable property, provided it is adjusted in accordance with terms of the agreement.

Audit Pointer: Inspect registered agreement to sell, stamp duty, and property title documents.
15

Promoters Unsecured Subordinated Loans

Rule 2(1)(c)(xiii)

Brought in by promoters themselves or their relatives in pursuance of the stipulation of a bank or FI. Exemption available only till loans of bank/FI are fully repaid.

Audit Pointer: Verify bank sanction condition requiring promoter equity/unsecured loan infusion and subordination undertaking.
16

Nidhi Company Receipts

Rule 2(1)(c)(xiv)

Accepted in accordance with Nidhi Rules, 2014 by companies declared as Nidhi under Section 406.

Audit Pointer: Check NDH-4 approval order and compliance with 10% member deposit ratio.
17

Employee Security Deposits

Rule 2(1)(c)(x)

Amount received from an employee not exceeding his annual salary under contract of employment with the company in the nature of non-interest-bearing security deposit.

Audit Pointer: Verify employment contract, employee CTC breakdown, and non-interest payment verification.
18

Trust & Mutual Fund Receipts

Rule 2(1)(c)(xi)

Any non-interest-bearing amount received and held in trust; or amounts received as subscription to collective investment schemes, mutual funds, or pension funds approved by SEBI/PFRDA.

Audit Pointer: Inspect SEBI registration, trust deed, and dedicated escrow bank accounts.

Statutory Directives & Compliance Safeguards

  • No Revision Once Filed: Form DPT-3 cannot be revised once uploaded on MCA21 V3. If an error is discovered post-filing, the company must petition the ROC to mark the filing defective and file a fresh form.
  • Net Worth Reference Date: Net worth figures must be derived from the latest audited balance sheet prior to the return date (e.g. for FY 2025-26, use the audited balance sheet of 31 March 2025).
  • LLPs Are Not Required to File DPT-3: LLPs do NOT file Form DPT-3. DPT-3 is strictly prescribed for companies registered under the Companies Act, 2013. LLPs file Form 8 and Form 11.
  • CCFS-2026 Amnesty Scheme: CCFS-2026 amnesty scheme is valid until 15 September 2026 (MCA General Circular No. 04/2026). While primarily for AOC-4, MGT-7, and ADT-1, companies with past pending filings should review ROC circular directions.

📌Key Facts

  • Filed ByPrivate Limited Companies, Public Limited Companies (Unlisted & Listed), One Person Companies (OPC), Small Companies, Section 8 Companies, Holding & Subsidiary Companies
  • Due Date30th June annually (Within 90 days of FY closure; waived up to 31 July 2026 for FY 2025-26 under MCA Circular 02/2026)
  • Section ReferenceSection 73 & 76 read with Rule 16 & 16A, Companies (Acceptance of Deposits) Rules, 2014
  • Concessional Fee Applies?No

📊Fee Schedule

Nominal Capital BracketNormal Filing Fee
Less than ₹1,00,000₹200
₹1,00,000 or more but less than ₹5,00,000₹300
₹5,00,000 or more but less than ₹25,00,000₹400
₹25,00,000 or more but less than ₹1 crore₹500
₹1 crore or more₹600
Company not having share capital₹200

What is DPT-3?

Form DPT-3 is a statutory compliance return filed under Section 73 and Section 76 of the Companies Act, 2013 read with Rule 16 and Rule 16A of the Companies (Acceptance of Deposits) Rules, 2014. It serves as an electronic information return to disclose all outstanding deposits as well as all receipts of money or loans not considered as deposits (exempted receipts) under Rule 2(1)(c) as on 31st March of each financial year.

Introduced by the MCA via the 2019 Amendment Rules, Form DPT-3 was created to curb illicit deposit-taking, prevent unaccounted corporate borrowings, and provide transparency regarding related-party loans, director advances, and inter-corporate deposits.

Who Must File DPT-3?

Every company incorporated under the Companies Act, 2013—including Private Limited Companies, Public Limited Companies (unlisted and listed), One Person Companies (OPC), Small Companies, and Section 8 Companies—must file Form DPT-3 if they have any outstanding loans or advances as on 31st March.

Exempted Entities: Only Government Companies, Banking Companies, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) registered Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs), and National Housing Bank (NHB) registered Housing Finance Companies (HFCs) are exempt from filing Form DPT-3.

DPT-3 Due Date & Timeline

Under Rule 16, Form DPT-3 must be filed annually on or before 30th June following the close of the financial year (within 90 days from 31st March). For FY 2025-26, following the MCA Data Centre fire on 5th June 2026, the MCA issued General Circular No. 02/2026 waiving additional filing fees up to 31st July 2026. For any filings on or after 1st August 2026, Table B delay multipliers apply calculated from the original due date of 1st July 2026.

Consequences of Late Filing DPT-3

Non-filing or delayed filing of Form DPT-3 carries distinct statutory consequences:

  • MCA21 Table B Late Fees: Escalating additional fees of 2× to 12× the normal base fee based on the period of delay.
  • Rule 21 Procedural Fine: Fine up to ₹5,000 on the company and ₹5,000 on every officer in default, plus ₹500 per day for continuing default.
  • Section 76A Deposit Penalties: If unauthorized receipts are recharacterized as illegal public deposits, the company faces fines of ₹1 Crore to ₹10 Crore, and officers face imprisonment up to 7 years.

📋 Table A: Normal Base Filing Fee Schedule (Items 5 & 6)

Statutory base fee payable upon filing Form DPT-3 on MCA21 V3 portal based on authorized nominal share capital under the Companies (Registration Offices and Fees) Rules, 2014.

Nominal / Authorized Capital BracketNormal Filing FeeStatutory Reference & Nuance
Less than ₹1,00,000₹200Table A, Item 5, Fees Rules 2014
₹1,00,000 to ₹4,99,999₹300Table A, Item 5, Fees Rules 2014
₹5,00,000 to ₹24,99,999₹400Table A, Item 5, Fees Rules 2014 (Most standard private companies)
₹25,00,000 to ₹99,99,999₹500Table A, Item 5, Fees Rules 2014
₹1,00,00,000 or more (≥ ₹1 Crore)₹600Table A, Item 5, Fees Rules 2014 (Maximum base tier)
Company not having share capital₹200Table A, Item 6, Fees Rules 2014 (Flat fee for guarantee companies)

*Note: Companies incorporated post 26 January 2018 with capital ≤ ₹10 Lakhs had zero incorporation fees; however, this exemption does not apply to recurring annual forms like DPT-3.

⏱️ Table B: Additional Late Fee Multiplier Matrix (2× to 12×)

Unlike AOC-4 and MGT-7 (which charge flat ₹100/day), Form DPT-3 delay fees are calculated strictly as multipliers of the Table A normal fee under Item B of the Fees Rules.

Period of DelayTable B MultiplierTotal Fee: ₹10L CapitalTotal Fee: ≥ ₹1Cr CapitalStatutory Risk & Action
0 Days (Timely on or before 30 June)0× (No Late Fee)₹400₹600Fully compliant with Rule 16
Up to 30 Days Delay2× Normal Fee₹400 + ₹800 = ₹1,200₹600 + ₹1,200 = ₹1,800Standard initial late slab
31 to 60 Days Delay4× Normal Fee₹400 + ₹1,600 = ₹2,000₹600 + ₹2,400 = ₹3,000Second tier delay
61 to 90 Days Delay6× Normal Fee₹400 + ₹2,400 = ₹2,800₹600 + ₹3,600 = ₹4,200Escalating compliance warning
91 to 180 Days Delay10× Normal Fee₹400 + ₹4,000 = ₹4,400₹600 + ₹6,000 = ₹6,600Substantial delay (3–6 months)
More than 180 Days Delay12× Normal Fee₹400 + ₹4,800 = ₹5,200₹600 + ₹7,200 = ₹7,800Max multiplier; >270d needs Sec 403 condonation

⚖️ Rule 21 Procedural Fines vs Section 76A Substantive Penalties

Comparison between procedural penalties for missing the DPT-3 filing and criminal/substantive penalties for unauthorized public deposits.

Statutory DimensionRule 21 Procedural FineSection 76A Substantive Penalty
Governing LawRule 21, Deposits Rules, 2014Section 76A, Companies Act, 2013
When Triggered?Failure or delay in filing Form DPT-3 (even for exempt director loans)Accepting deposits in violation of Sec 73/76 or default in repayment
Company LiabilityFine up to ₹5,000₹1 Crore to ₹10 Crore (or 2× deposit amount)
Officers in Default LiabilityFine up to ₹5,000 per officerImprisonment up to 7 yrs AND/OR ₹25 Lakh to ₹2 Crore
Continuing Default Rate₹500 per day throughout the failureAdditional fine extending to ₹10 Crore + 18% penal interest
Adjudication AuthorityRegistrar of Companies (ROC) under Section 454Special Court / NCLT Criminal Prosecution

🏛️ MCA General Circular No. 02/2026 Fee Waiver & Date Arithmetic (FY 2025-26)

Relief issued by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs on 19 June 2026 following the fire at the MCA Data Centre on 5 June 2026.

Filing Date WindowCircular 02/2026 StatusTable B MultiplierLate Fee PayableStatutory Date Arithmetic Rule
On or before 30 June 2026Timely Filing₹0Within standard 90-day window under Rule 16
1 July 2026 to 31 July 2026Fee Waiver Active0× (Waived)₹0Additional late fee completely waived by Circular 02/2026; pay normal fee only
On or after 1 August 2026Post-Waiver Delayed2× to 12× Normal FeeStandard Table B SlabsCrucial Nuance: Delay is counted from the original due date (30 June / 1 July 2026), NOT from 31 July! E.g. filing on 1 Aug = 32 days delay = 4× multiplier.

📑 Rule 2(1)(c) Master Registry: 18 Categories of Excluded Receipts

These transactions are statutorily excluded from the definition of "deposit", yet MUST be reported in Form DPT-3 under Rule 16A. Auditor's certificate is NOT required for these 18 categories.

#Sub-ClauseExcluded Transaction TitleStatutory Conditions & Compliance RulesAuditor Cert?
12(1)(c)(i)Government / Statutory ReceiptsReceived from Central/State Govt, local or statutory authorities.No
22(1)(c)(ii)Foreign Governments / BanksForeign bodies, international banks, export credit agencies per FEMA.No
32(1)(c)(iii)Bank & FI BorrowingsLoans/facilities from banks, SBI, RRBs, or notified Public FIs.No
42(1)(c)(vi)Inter-Corporate BorrowingsAmounts received by a company from another company under Section 186.No
52(1)(c)(viii)Director LoansMandatory written declaration that loan is out of own (non-borrowed) funds.No
62(1)(c)(viii) PrRelative of Director (Pvt Co)Private companies only. Relative furnishes non-borrowed funds declaration.No
72(1)(c)(xviia)Startup Convertible Notes≥ ₹25L in single tranche by DPIIT startup; convertible/repayable up to 10 yrs.No
82(1)(c)(iv)Commercial Paper (CP)Issued pursuant to Reserve Bank of India money market guidelines.No
92(1)(c)(ixa)Secured Bonds & DebenturesSecured by first charge on tangible assets of equal value; tenor ≤ 10 yrs.No
102(1)(c)(ixb)Compulsorily Convertible DebenturesUnsecured debentures compulsorily convertible into equity within 10 yrs.No
112(1)(c)(vii)Share Application MoneyAllotment within 60 days, else refund in 15 days (becomes deposit on 75th day).No
122(1)(c)(xii)(a)Customer Advances for Goods/ServicesMust be appropriated against supply of goods/services within 365 days.No
132(1)(c)(xii)(b)Security Deposits / Performance GuaranteesSecurity deposits received for performance of contracts for supply/services.No
142(1)(c)(xii)(d)Advance for Immovable AssetsAdvance against written agreement for consideration of immovable property.No
152(1)(c)(xiii)Promoter Subordinated LoansBrought pursuant to lending bank/FI stipulation until facility is repaid.No
162(1)(c)(xiv)Nidhi Company Member ReceiptsAccepted by declared Nidhi company under Section 406.No
172(1)(c)(x)Employee Security DepositsNon-interest-bearing deposit not exceeding annual salary under contract.No
182(1)(c)(xi)Trust & Mutual Fund ReceiptsHeld in trust or subscriptions to SEBI-approved mutual funds / CIS.No

Fee Calculation Example

Scenario: Private Limited Company (Authorized Capital ₹10 Lakhs) filing DPT-3 for FY 2025-26 on 20th August 2026 (51 Days Delay from 30 June)

  • Authorized Capital: ₹10,00,000 → Normal Base Fee (Table A, Item 5): ₹400
  • Statutory Due Date: 30 June 2026 (Circular 02/2026 waiver ended 31 July 2026)
  • Days of Delay (from 1 July): 51 days → Table B Slab (31 to 60 days): 4× Normal Fee
  • Additional Late Fee: 4 × ₹400 = ₹1,600
  • Total MCA21 Portal Challan: ₹400 + ₹1,600 = ₹2,000
  • Rule 21 Indicative Exposure: ₹5,000 (Company) + ₹5,000 (Officer) + (51 days × ₹500 = ₹25,500) = ₹35,500

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is required to file Form DPT-3?

Every company registered in India (including Private Limited, Public Limited, One Person Companies, Small Companies, and Section 8 Companies) must file Form DPT-3 if it has any outstanding loan, advance, deposit, or receipt not considered as a deposit as on 31st March. Only Government Companies, Banking Companies, RBI-registered NBFCs, and NHB-registered Housing Finance Companies (HFCs) are exempt.

Does a company with only director loans or inter-corporate loans need to file DPT-3?

Yes, absolutely. This is the single most common compliance mistake. Rule 16A requires reporting of all receipts not considered as deposits under Rule 2(1)(c). "Exempted from deposit definition" does NOT mean "exempt from filing." Every director loan, inter-corporate advance, bank loan, or customer advance outstanding on 31 March must be reported in DPT-3.

What is the statutory due date for filing Form DPT-3?

Under Rule 16 of the Companies (Acceptance of Deposits) Rules, 2014, Form DPT-3 must be filed on or before 30th June of each year (i.e., within 90 days from the closure of the financial year on 31st March).

What was the MCA Circular No. 02/2026 extension for FY 2025-26?

Following a major fire incident at the MCA Data Centre on 5 June 2026 that disrupted MCA21 V3 services, the Ministry issued General Circular No. 02/2026 dated 19 June 2026 waiving additional filing fees for Form DPT-3 filed up to 31 July 2026 for FY 2025-26. However, for filings made on or after 1 August 2026, Table B delay multipliers are calculated from the original due date of 1 July 2026.

Is an Auditor's Certificate mandatory for filing Form DPT-3?

An Auditor's Certificate is mandatory only when filing: (1) Return of Deposits, or (2) Return of Deposits and particulars of transactions by a company not considered as deposits. When filing ONLY for particulars of transactions not considered as deposits under Rule 2(1)(c) (which applies to over 90% of private companies with director loans), an auditor certificate is NOT mandatory on the MCA V3 portal.

What are the normal government filing fees for Form DPT-3 under Table A?

Normal filing fees are based on nominal share capital: Less than ₹1 Lakh: ₹200; ₹1 Lakh to ₹4,99,999: ₹300; ₹5 Lakh to ₹24,99,999: ₹400; ₹25 Lakh to ₹99,99,999: ₹500; ₹1 Crore or more: ₹600. Companies without share capital pay a flat fee of ₹200.

What are the late fee multipliers for delayed filing of Form DPT-3 under Table B?

Under Table B of the Companies (Registration Offices and Fees) Rules, 2014: Delay up to 30 days: 2× normal fee; Delay 31 to 60 days: 4× normal fee; Delay 61 to 90 days: 6× normal fee; Delay 91 to 180 days: 10× normal fee; Delay beyond 180 days: 12× normal fee.

What is the penalty for non-filing of Form DPT-3 under Rule 21?

Under Rule 21 of the Deposit Rules, failure to file DPT-3 attracts a fine up to ₹5,000 on the company and up to ₹5,000 on every officer in default, plus a continuing fine of ₹500 per day for each day the default continues. This is in addition to the MCA portal additional filing fee.

When does Section 76A substantive penalty apply to deposits?

Section 76A applies if a company accepts deposits from the public in contravention of Section 73 or Section 76, or fails to repay them. Penalties include a fine on the company of ₹1 Crore to ₹10 Crore (or 2× the deposit amount), and imprisonment up to 7 years plus fine of ₹25 Lakh to ₹2 Crore for officers in default. It does not apply to mere procedural delay of exempted loans.

Do LLPs need to file Form DPT-3?

No. Form DPT-3 is prescribed strictly under the Companies Act, 2013 and applies only to companies. Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) are governed by the LLP Act, 2008 and file Form 8 (Statement of Account & Solvency) and Form 11 (Annual Return).

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