The New Companies Bill 2013
The
Companies Bill 2013 has been passed by the Parliament and it is under the absolute
consideration of president's assent. So the brief information is available
regarding the new provisions. Some major changes also made by the new Companies
Bill which were not under the earlier bill for e.g. in the current bill video
conference or other audio-visuals are permitted and the director participants
through the video conferencing\other audio-visuals means will be counted for
quorum.
E- voting clause is also brought up by
the new Companies Bill. It is noteworthy that new Companies Bill has added a
clause in which one woman director is require to be on the board of such class or classes of companies as may
be prescribed. As per the current bill a Dormant Company is require to conduct two
meetings in a year.
In
the present bill there are some provisions in regard with Dormant Company which says that Dormant Company formed under
this Act for the future projects or to hold an assent or intellectual property
and has no significant accounting transactions".
In the
bill significant transaction means the
transaction other than-
·
Payment
of fees by the company to the Registrar,
·
Payments
made by it to fulfill the requirements of this act or any other Law.
·
Allotment
of shares to fulfill the requirements of this act; and
·
Payments
for maintenance of its office and record.
There
is also an another way through which company can get the status of
"Dormant Company' for e.g. if the company is unable to maintain financial
statement or annual returns for two years, registrar is authorize to issue a
notice and can enter that company's name under the Dormant Company's register.
However the mentioned information is not
crystal clear because we have received the information from newspaper and other
media resources. Once the bill will be
notified under the official gazette of Government of India then the mentioned
information will be accurate to my knowledge.
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