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Filing Process To Be Made Simpler Faster And Hassle-Free Says Secretary Of Union Ministry Of Corporate Affairs Pallavi Jain Govil

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Pallavi Jain Govil, secretary in the Union Ministry of Corporate Affairs, has emphasised the ministry's commitment to offer 'Ease of Doing Business' and transparent corporate governance in India. She said that the goal is to make this year's annual filing process simpler, faster, and hassle-free with the cooperation of all stakeholders. Govil was addressing a special…

Filing Process To Be Made Simpler Faster And Hassle-Free Says Secretary Of Union Ministry Of Corporate Affairs Pallavi Jain Govil

Indore, Madhya Pradesh - Union Ministry of Corporate Affairs Secretary Pallavi Jain Govil has expressed the ministry's dedication to streamlining the annual filing process in India, making it more convenient, quicker, and free of complications. At a special interactive session with stakeholders, Govil emphasized the importance of transparent corporate governance and simplifying the upcoming peak annual filing season.

The session aimed to address technical and practical challenges faced during the process and discuss solutions to ensure a smooth e-filing on the MCA-V3 portal. Govil urged companies and professionals to submit their annual returns and financial statements promptly to prevent any issues. The Association of Industries Madhya Pradesh, represented by its president Yogesh Mehta, shared concerns and suggested practical improvements to the Ministry.

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