Every registered company in Pakistan must comply with SECP's annual filing obligations — or face penalties and potential strike-off. Butt Law Associates manages all your SECP statutory filings: Annual Return (Form A), accounts filing, change of directors, amendments, and other corporate secretarial requirements — ensuring your company remains in good standing.
Under the Companies Act 2017, all SECP-registered companies must file annual returns (Form A), maintain statutory registers, hold annual general meetings, file audited accounts (for certain companies), and report any changes in directors, shareholders, registered office, or share capital. Late filing results in daily penalties and risk of company strike-off.
Our streamlined process ensures your application is handled professionally at every stage — with full transparency and zero hassle on your end.
To begin your SECP Annual Compliance (Corporate Filing), please arrange the following documents. All documents can be submitted digitally via WhatsApp or email — no in-person visit required.
Upon successful completion of your SECP Annual Compliance (Corporate Filing), we deliver the following official documents and credentials to you:
Common questions about SECP Annual Compliance (Corporate Filing) — answered by our legal experts.
Annual returns (Form A) must be filed within 30 days of the Annual General Meeting (AGM), or within 6 months of the end of the financial year — whichever is earlier.
Late filing attracts daily penalties starting from Rs. 200–500 per day depending on the form type and company size. Prolonged non-filing can result in company strike-off.
Under the Companies Act 2017, small companies (meeting specific criteria) may be exempt from mandatory audit. We assess your eligibility for small company exemptions.
Yes. We specialize in clearing years of overdue SECP filings, computing applicable penalties, and restoring your company's good standing.