Change of Auditor in Pune - Overview
📌 TL;DR - Change of Auditor in Pune Services at a Glance
Change of auditor is the process of replacing a company's existing statutory auditor with a new one, governed by Sections 139 and 140 of the Companies Act, 2013. The change can occur through four pathways: resignation by the existing auditor (Section 140(2), Form ADT-3 within 30 days), removal before term expiry by the company (Section 140(1), Central Government approval via ADT-2 + Special Resolution), mandatory rotation at the end of the auditor's maximum term (Section 139(2), 5 years individual / 10 years firm), or non-reappointment of the retiring auditor at the AGM (special notice under Section 140(4)). In every scenario, both the outgoing auditor's ADT-3 and the company's ADT-1 for the new auditor must be managed as parallel compliance tracks.
Pune companies face auditor changes across all four scenarios. IT startups in Hinjewadi and Baner frequently outgrow their initial CA firm during growth or funding rounds. Large IT companies and MNC subsidiaries in Kharadi, Magarpatta, and Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park face mandatory rotation after 5/10-year terms. Manufacturing companies in Pimpri-Chinchwad may remove auditors for delayed reports or quality concerns. The ROC Pune at Shivajinagar processes all Forms ADT-1, ADT-2, ADT-3, and MGT-14. Learn more about Change of Auditor across India.
Every change triggers dual-track compliance: the outgoing auditor's ADT-3 filing and the company's ADT-1 filing for the new auditor - both must be coordinated. After auditor change, companies benefit from Statutory Audit and Accounting Services.
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