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Auditor Penalised for Non-Disclosure of ₹37 Crore Investments

May 20, 2026

ROC Kolkata penalized an auditor for failing to report material investments as required under Schedule III of the Companies Act.

Auditor Penalised for Non-Disclosure of ₹37 Crore Investments

ROC Kolkata has penalized an auditor for failing to disclose material investments totaling ₹37 Crore, an omission that violated reporting requirements specified under Schedule III of the Companies Act. The authority held that the auditor failed to identify the company’s statutory non-compliance as mandated by Section 143.

This decision highlights the critical importance of transparency in financial disclosures and the auditor's role in ensuring that all necessary information is reported accurately. Failure to disclose significant financial entries can lead to distrust among stakeholders and potential legal ramifications.

Practitioners should instruct clients on the importance of complete and accurate disclosures in financial statements and the severe consequences of non-compliance.

Citations

  • Company Name v. ROC Kolkata (2026) N/A
Practice Areas:corporate