Initial Information (शुरु अवस्थाको जानकारीहरु) is the mandatory statutory filing under the Companies Act, 2063, requiring newly incorporated entities to notify the Office of the Company Registrar regarding their registered office, first auditor, and board composition within specified legal deadlines.
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Under the Companies Act, 2063, the journey of a company does not end at incorporation; it begins with the formal notification of its operational structure. This procedural requirement involves the submission of the company’s registered office address (Section 184), the appointment of the first auditor by the Board (Section 111), and the formal declaration of the Board of Directors (Section 92).
At Present Consultants Private Limited, we facilitate the systematic reporting of these details. The process requires a formal Board Meeting to pass resolutions on these key appointments and the subsequent filing of the Initial Information through the OCR’s digital portal. Ensuring these “shuru awastha” details are accurately recorded is a critical step in achieving full OCR Compliance Nepal.
Compliance with the following sections is a mandatory prerequisite for every newly registered entity:
Consequences for Failure to Comply
Neglecting these initial filings triggers severe administrative and financial penalties:
Default Status: Repeated failure to file initial information can result in the company being marked as “Defaulter,” leading to the eventual striking off the company name from the register under Section 136.