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
Recently updated
- Listing at GIFT IFSC: Companies Act rules and Form LEAP-1Updated 7 Nov 2026
- Taking money from a foreign angel investor: the FEMA and Companies Act stepsUpdated 7 Nov 2026
- Form DPT-3: return of deposits and of money not treated as depositsUpdated 7 Nov 2026
- Convertible notes and CCPS for startupsUpdated 7 Nov 2026
- Demat shares for private companies: rule 9B, ISIN and PAS-6Updated 7 Nov 2026
- Form INC-24: change of company nameUpdated 7 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.