# Is your company eligible for CCFS 2026?

Published: 18 May 2026  |  Last updated: 02 Jul 2026
Author: Treelife
Practice area: Quick Takes
Source: https://treelife.in/quick-takes/is-your-company-eligible-for-ccfs-2026/

## Summary

- The Companies Compliance Facilitation Scheme (CCFS) 2026 offers Indian companies a one-time window to regularise compliance lapses.
- Eligible companies can use the scheme to clear delayed statutory filings that are otherwise pending with the Registrar of Companies.
- The scheme allows companies with no active operations to obtain dormant company status instead of remaining non-compliant.
- Companies that wish to exit can apply for strike off under the scheme as an alternative to prolonged non-compliance.
- All three relief routes, namely clearing filings, dormancy, and strike off, are available at sharply reduced fees under CCFS 2026.
- The scheme window closes on 15/07/2026, after which the reduced fee benefit will no longer apply.
- Companies should verify their eligibility well before the 15/07/2026 deadline to avoid reverting to standard late filing penalties under the Companies Act, 2013.
- Interested companies can submit their details so that eligibility can be checked and a follow-up arranged by the team.
- Acting before the closing date is the key actionable takeaway, since post-deadline compliance will attract regular fees and penalties.

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The **Companies Compliance Facilitation Scheme(CCFS)** gives Indian companies a one-time window to clear delayed filings, obtain dormancy status, or strike off at sharply reduced fees. 

**Window closes 15 July 2026.**
Fill in your details and our team will check your eligibility and reach out to you.

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