DPT-3 is a one-time loan return form that must be filed by any company with outstanding loans that are not recognized as deposits.
According to the most recent Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) Amendments, all firms, with the exception of government entities, are required to file a one-time return for outstanding receipts of money that are the company’s loan but are not considered deposits.
Every company other than a government entity must file a one-time return in DPT 3 according to MCA’s announcement dated January 22, 2019. It must also be filed on a yearly basis. As a result, after sub-rule (2) in Rule 16A of the Companies (Acceptance of Deposits) Rules, 2014, a sub-rule (3) was added that reads as follows:
In accordance with clause (c) of sub-rule 1 of rule 2, every firm other than a government corporation must file a one-time refund of outstanding receipts of money or loans by a company that are not considered deposits.
Here’s how you file the E-form DPT-3 with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
Keep the corporate’s audited records ready and the facts of the total sum outstanding that is received by the corporation but not recognized as deposits.
Go to the MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) website and from there download the Form DPT 3.
To avoid any clerical or non-clerical errors, fill in all of the required information from the relevant sources. While filling out the DPT–3 form, keep the following in mind
Recheck the form and sign it with the digital signature when all of the data has been packed in.
After signing it with the director’s digital signatures, upload the form to the MCA website and complete the process.
If the company files the form INC-20A within 360 days, the company can be safeguarded from heavy penalties i.e Rs. 50,000 for company & for directors Rs.1000 per day of default up to a maximum of Rs.1 lakh.
The Due date for filing form DPT 3 is 30th June of every year.