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AGM Due Date and Extension Calculator is a decision-support tool. Use exact inputs, review the assumptions and applicable legal/rate framework, and keep the underlying documents before relying on the output.
What this page answers
- Calculate AGM deadline
- Section 96
- How This Is Calculated
- Evidence and verification checklist
- Before relying on this page
Practical checklist
- Enter facts from source documents, not estimates where exact figures are available.
- Review the assumptions/rate framework before relying on the result.
- Test edge cases such as thresholds, dates, ownership shares or special-status cases.
- Use the output as a working computation and retain the supporting evidence.
Official sources
Calculate AGM deadline
How This Is Calculated
Companies (other than One Person Companies, which are exempt from holding an AGM at all) must hold their AGM within the prescribed period from the end of the financial year, with the first AGM having a separate, generally more generous timeline than subsequent AGMs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Evidence and verification checklist
- Confirm the current, in-force text governing AGM Due Date and Extension Calculator on the official source linked above - the summary on this page is an implementation aid, not a substitute for it.
- Record the exact event/transaction date, since the applicable version of the law, form or threshold can change between the date of the underlying event and today.
- Preserve the primary documents (notices, applications, orders, acknowledgements) that would let a reviewer reconstruct how the facts were classified and what was actually done.
- Check for a State-specific rule, later amendment or binding judicial decision that may modify how this applies on your facts.
Before relying on this page
This page is a structured implementation summary, not the operative legal text. Portal or process acceptance of a filing does not by itself establish legal compliance - the underlying classification, authority, evidence and timeline still have to be independently correct. Where the facts are contested, high-value, or time-barred if delayed, verify the current position with the official source and, where appropriate, a qualified professional before acting.