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Govt Extends Deadlines For Corporates To File Annual Financial Statements For FY26: Check New Date

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Economic TimesGovt Extends Deadlines For Corporates To File Annual Financial Statements For FY26: Check New Date
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The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has extended the deadline for FY26 financial statement filings to December 31 and annual returns to January 31, 2027. Companies can use the revised timelines without paying additional filing fees.

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