A qualified Company Secretary in Practice evaluates your statutory compliance, governance and records — identifying gaps and delivering a board-ready report under the Companies Act, 2013.
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The Secretarial Audit shall be conducted based solely on the
documents, records,
information, explanations, and representations provided by the client. NoLegalPaisa and
its associated
professionals shall not be responsible for any inaccuracies, omissions, concealment of
facts, or
incomplete information supplied by the client. The Secretarial Audit Report reflects
compliance status
based on the records made available as on the date of audit and should not be construed
as a guarantee
of future compliance or regulatory approval.
The quoted fee is applicable for
standard
Secretarial Audit assignments and may be revised where the scope of work, complexity,
volume of records,
number of entities, regulatory requirements, or compliance deficiencies exceed normal
audit parameters.
Any out-of-pocket expenses, travel expenses, government fees, taxes, penalties, or
third-party charges
shall be borne separately by the client.
From inquiry to final report — every stage is structured, tracked and guided.
Secure engagement set up with scope confirmation and a clear audit roadmap.
Understand your structure, applicability and compliance priorities upfront.
Registers, minutes, filings and approvals gathered through a tracked checklist.
Statutory and governance review; draft Secretarial Audit Report with gap analysis.
Discussion meeting and revisions to align observations and remedial actions.
Issuance of the final report plus advisory on closing identified gaps.
Complete the 4-step check. Your readiness summary updates live as you answer.
Listed companies are mandatorily required to undergo Secretarial Audit.
Unlisted companies meeting any two of the following must undergo Secretarial Audit.
Helps us scope the audit and match the right Company Secretary in Practice.
Tell us why this audit matters so we can focus the engagement.
Updates as you complete each step.
Whether the audit is mandatory or voluntary, there is a clear guided path for you.
Section 204 applicability confirmed; financial year and entity scope locked.
A Company Secretary in Practice (ICSI-registered) is assigned to your matter.
Objectives mapped — funding, board comfort or pre-IPO readiness.
Scope and deliverables agreed; secure document room prepared.
Independent, structured and board-ready — secretarial audit done right.
Audits conducted by ICSI-registered Company Secretaries with deep corporate-law expertise.
We don't just tick boxes — we surface non-compliances with practical remedial measures.
Controlled access, data minimisation and secure document rooms throughout the engagement.
Tracked checklists, versioned drafts and real-time progress — no paperwork chaos.
Clear MR-3 reporting plus a prioritised action plan your Board can act on immediately.
Fixed professional fee for standard scope, with transparent terms for anything beyond.
A short walkthrough — from applicability to the final MR-3 report.
The full process explained simply.
From applicability to issuance, every step.
See how a CS in Practice is matched to your company.
Report prepared under the Companies Act, 2013.
Overview, scope, applicability and key provisions — in plain English.
Secretarial Audit is an independent evaluation of a company's compliance with statutory provisions, regulations and corporate governance best practices under the Companies Act, 2013 and other applicable laws.
It helps the Board, promoters and investors understand whether the company is:
| Criterion | Statutory Audit | Secretarial Audit |
|---|---|---|
| Focus | Financial accuracy | Legal & governance compliance |
| Conducted by | Chartered Accountant | CS in Practice (ICSI) |
| Governing law | Companies Act (financials) | Section 204, Companies Act 2013 |
| Output | Auditor's report | Form MR-3 report |
Independent · Board-Ready · Section 204 Compliant · Companies Act, 2013