DPT-3 Complete Practical Guide 2026 | Director, Relative, HUF, LLP, Firm & Member Loans

Are you confused whether a private company can accept a loan from a director, relative, HUF, partnership firm, LLP, member, or another company? Where should member loans be reported in DPT-3? What is the meaning of ageing and other adjustments? In this video, we discuss the practical aspects of DPT-3 filing along with the relevant provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 and common compliance mistakes to avoid. --- 📝 Description DPT-3 Filing – Complete Practical Guide In this video, we discuss important practical issues relating to DPT-3 filing and reporting under the Companies Act, 2013. Topics Covered: ✅ Loan from Director – Whether Allowed? ✅ Loan from Relative of Director – Conditions & Exemptions ✅ Loan from HUF – Practical Analysis ✅ Loan from Partnership Firm ✅ Loan from LLP ✅ Loan from Another Company ✅ Loan from Member/Shareholder – Where to Report in DPT-3? ✅ Understanding Ageing in DPT-3 ✅ Meaning and Reporting of Other Adjustments ✅ Exempted Deposits vs Deposits ✅ Common Filing Mistakes ✅ Practical Compliance Tips for Professionals This video is useful for: Company Secretaries (CS) Chartered Accountants (CA) Cost Accountants (CMA) Corporate Professionals Directors & Promoters Startup Founders --- ⚠️ Correction Important Correction: During the video, the effective date relating to the Section 73 amendment was inadvertently mentioned as *September 2023. The correct effective date is **1 April 2024*. #DPT3 #CompaniesAct2013 #CompanyLaw #MCA #ROC #CorporateCompliance #CS #CA #CMA #Deposits #DirectorLoan #HUFLoan #MemberLoan #PrivateCompany #CorporateLaw #DPT3Filing #mcacompliance 📌 Important Correction: In the video, the effective date relating to the Section 73 amendment was inadvertently stated as September 2023. The correct effective date is *1 April 2024*. Thank you for your understanding. 🙏