DPT-3 Return of Deposits
(Annual Compliance)

Mandatory annual filing for companies to disclose Outstanding Loans & Deposits to the ROC. We handle Computation, Auditor Certification, and MCA Filing.

30th June

Annual Due Date

100%

Online Filing

24 Hrs

Processing

Required for Bank Loans & Due Diligence

File DPT-3

Confidential & Secure.

ALERT: Due date is 30th June. Late filing attracts heavy penalties & disqualification.

Why File DPT-3?

Avoid Penalties

Non-filing attracts a fine of not less than ₹5,000 per day for the continuing default period.

Transparency

It provides the ROC with a clear picture of the company's financial borrowing status and outstanding liabilities.

Credit Rating

Banks and Financial Institutions mandate DPT-3 receipts to process loan applications and renewal limits.

Filing Packages

Choose the plan based on the nature of outstanding money in your company.

Exempt Deposits

Standard Loans from Bank / Directors
  • Verification of Balances
  • Exempt Loan Disclosure
  • Form Preparation
  • DPT-3 MCA Filing
Select Plan
Certification For Actual Deposits / Both
  • Statutory Auditor Cert.
  • Net Worth Calculation
  • Deposit Verification
  • DPT-3 Filing + Fees
Select Plan

Review & File

Premium Detailed Analysis
  • Analysis of Balance Sheet
  • Loan Aging Report Review
  • Gap Analysis
  • Filing with MCA
Select Plan

Documents Required

Keep these financial details ready:

Audited Financials (Balance Sheet figures)
List of Loans (Unsecured/Secured)
Auditor's Certificate (If applicable)
Digital Signature (DSC) of Director
Trust Deed Copy (For Deposit holders)

The Procedure

1

Data Collection

Collate details of all outstanding loans and deposits as of 31st March.

2

Auditor Check

Verify figures with the Auditor. Obtain Net Worth Certificate if required.

3

Prepare DPT-3

Draft the form on the MCA portal categorizing Exempt vs Non-Exempt deposits.

Final Filing

File with DSC before 30th June to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.

Frequently Asked Questions

All companies (Private Ltd, Public Ltd, OPC, etc.) except Government Companies, Banking Companies, and NBFCs must file DPT-3 if they have any outstanding loan or deposit.
Yes. Although loans from Directors are considered "Exempt Deposits," they must still be disclosed in the DPT-3 form under the category "Particulars of transactions not considered as deposits".
The annual return must be filed by 30th June every year, furnishing information as on 31st March of that year.

Deadline: 30th June

Don't wait for the last day. File your Return of Deposits now.

File DPT-3