XBRL Filing

Ensure accurate, structured financial data reporting with expert XBRL compliance.

120+
XBRL filings completed
30+
sectors served
100%
error-free submissions on MCA portal
800+
Annual filings across listed and unlisted companies
Overview

Financial Reports That Talk to Regulators

For certain companies, financial statements must be submitted to the MCA in XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) format. This isn’t just a format change—it’s a compliance mandate designed for regulatory clarity and data traceability.

Lekshmi N Iyer & Associates offers end-to-end support for preparing and uploading your XBRL documents, ensuring accuracy, tag compliance, and timely submissions under Companies Act, 2013 norms.

Who we serve

We also help firms transitioning into XBRL reporting for the first time with comprehensive guidance.

Commitment

Why This Matters

Incorrect XBRL tagging or structure leads to rejections, penalties, and reputational risks. It’s more than compliance—it’s a digital financial language. With us, you get precise tagging, validation through MCA tools, and hassle-free submissions.

We take care of the format, so you can focus on the financials.

Our Process

Our Process

  • Determine Applicability
    We assess whether your company qualifies under MCA’s XBRL criteria.

  • Data Extraction
    Extract relevant data from audited financials and notes.

  • XBRL Mapping & Tagging
    Assign accurate tags as per MCA’s taxonomy.

  • Validation & Pre-Scrutiny
    Validate files using MCA software and address any errors.

  • Filing with ROC
    Upload final XBRL files to the MCA portal under Forms AOC-4 XBRL or CFS.

Who we serve

What’s Included

Applicability Check

Suppliers have faced many challenges, from production shutdowns and labor strikes to shifts in EV momentum.

Tagging & Mapping

Evaluate criteria based on paid-up capital and turnover.

Validation & Error Check

Run pre-scrutiny tools and correct any schema/instance issues.

Final Filing Support

Upload using valid credentials and assist with acknowledgement.

FAQ

XBRL Filing FAQs

Common questions about income tax, compliance, and litigation support in India.

No, only companies that meet certain financial thresholds or belong to specific categories need to file in XBRL.

Non-filing or incorrect filing can result in penalties under Section 137 of the Companies Act.

Not directly. Financials must be structured and mapped into machine-readable formats first.

We stay updated and adjust mapping as per the latest MCA-released taxonomy versions.