Company Secretary in Bengaluru
Company law, read from the source.
Salins & Co. advises founders, boards and foreign investors on the Companies Act, FEMA and tribunal practice — directly, without intermediaries. Every matter is led by a practising Company Secretary.
Annual ROC filing for FY 2025-26 — AOC-4 by 31 December 2026, MGT-7 by 31 January 2027 →ACS A48442
Associate Member, ICSI
CP 28369
Certificate of Practice
Bengaluru
NCLT · NCLAT
Regulatory updates
Latest regulatory updates
All updates →- MCAOverseas listing rules widened to debentures and preference shares; IFSC unlisted public companies covered
- RBIFEMA export-import regulations amended: simpler EDF and IDPMS reporting for services, effective 1 Oct 2026
- MCACRA-4 for FY 2025-26: cost audit report can be filed without additional fees up to 31 Dec 2026
- MCAAOC-4 and MGT-7 for FY 2025-26: filing allowed without additional fees up to 31 Dec 2026 and 31 Jan 2027
Practice Areas
Six disciplines.
One standard of care.
Each engagement is led by the founder — Avil Rakshith Salins. Opinions are given in writing and cite the provision, rule or notification relied on.
Corporate Compliance Management
End-to-end management of the Companies Act calendar — board meetings, ROC filings, statutory registers and secretarial standards — with a single point of accountability.
- Annual ROC filing: AOC-4, MGT-7, ADT-1
- Board & general meeting management
- Statutory registers & minutes
- Secretarial standards (SS-1 & SS-2)
Popular services
Foreign investment, funding and retainers
Recently updated
- Shops and Establishment registration in KarnatakaUpdated 11 Nov 2026
- How a director resigns: section 168, DIR-12 and DIR-11Updated 11 Nov 2026
- ISIN and demat shares for private companiesUpdated 11 Nov 2026
- Form PAS-3: return of allotmentUpdated 11 Nov 2026
- Form PAS-6: reconciliation of share capital audit reportUpdated 10 Nov 2026
- Form AOC-4: filing of financial statementsUpdated 10 Nov 2026
Who we work with
Three kinds of clients.
One standard of care.
The practice is built around three audiences. Each engagement starts from the same primary sources — statute, rule, notification, tribunal order — and is scoped to the actual posture of the company.
Founders & Startups
From incorporation through the first fundraise — the compliance calendar set up right, and transaction execution when the term sheet arrives.
DPIIT recognition · ESOPs · Convertible instruments · LLP registration
Boards & General Counsel
Governance frameworks, related-party frameworks and tribunal representation — the artefacts a well-run board expects on file.
Corporate Regulatory Risk Advisory · Legal Management & Representation
Foreign Subsidiaries in India
FEMA reporting for inbound investment, secretarial audits for parent-level assurance, and the recurring ROC calendar handled end to end.
Transaction Advisory (FEMA) · Secretarial & Internal Audit
The Approach
Read the Act.
Advise clearly.
Every filing, opinion and representation is prepared from primary sources — the statute, the rules, the circulars, and the tribunal orders that shape their application.
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Direct engagement with the founder
You deal directly with the Company Secretary responsible for your matter.
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Primary-source research on every matter
Opinions are grounded in the Act, MCA circulars, ICSI standards and recent tribunal orders.
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Scope agreed in writing
Scope, deliverables and professional fees are set out in an engagement letter before work begins.
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Written advice you can act on
Recommendations in plain English, with references to the provisions relied on.
The Founder
Avil Rakshith
Salins
Practising Company Secretary
- Associate Member, ICSI — A48442
- Certificate of Practice — CP 28369
- Represents companies before NCLT Bengaluru and Registrars of Companies
- Advises Indian subsidiaries of foreign parents
Position
“Compliance is not paperwork. It is the discipline of running a company that will still be standing — unchallenged — a decade from now.”
Engage the practice
Start with a conversation.
Thirty minutes with a practising Company Secretary — to map your obligations, flag your exposures, and decide whether we are the right practice for your matter. Any work beyond it is scoped in a written engagement letter.