MBP-1 due date — Disclosure of Interest by Directors
Every director discloses their interest in other entities in Form MBP-1 at the first board meeting of each financial year.
Next due date
30 June 2027for FY 2027-28
If it is late: Penalty up to ₹1,00,000 on the defaulting director under s.184(4)
Get told before MBP-1 is due
We will email you a week before the next one, and before each one after that.
One email per occurrence of MBP-1, and nothing else unless you tick the box above — and your address is never sold or passed on. We send a link to confirm first, and nothing goes out until you follow it. Every message has a one-click link to stop. See the Privacy Policy.
- Due
- 30 Jun each year
- Frequency
- Annual
- If it lapses
- Penalty up to ₹1,00,000 on the defaulting director under s.184(4)
- Statutory reference
- S.184(1) r/w Rule 9, Companies (Meetings of Board) Rules 2014
Where this date comes from
- The instrument
- S.184(1) r/w Rule 9, Companies (Meetings of Board) Rules 2014
- The authority
- Ministry of Corporate Affairs
Mallah Software Services Private Limited has not independently verified this against the gazette. The citation above is the instrument this date is taken from, and it is exact enough for a professional to check. Inside Lawzer a company secretary or chartered accountant can record that they have checked it, against the rule as it read on the day — and that record is withdrawn automatically if the rule later changes. A date nobody has checked says so.
Who has to file it
Every one of these has to hold before MBP-1 binds an entity:
- Private Limited Company, Public Limited Company, One Person Company and Section 8 Company
- Usually owned by:
- Company Secretary
- Typical effort:
- 1 hour
Common questions
- What is the due date of MBP-1?
- It is next due on 30 Jun 2027, for FY 2027-28. 30 Jun each year. It falls due once a year.
- Who has to file MBP-1?
- It applies to Private Limited Company, Public Limited Company, One Person Company and Section 8 Company.
- What is the penalty for filing MBP-1 late?
- Penalty up to ₹1,00,000 on the defaulting director under s.184(4)
- What is the full form of MBP in MBP-1?
- MBP stands for Meetings of Board and its Powers — the Companies (Meetings of Board and its Powers) Rules, 2014. MBP-1 is the Disclosure of Interest by Directors.
This is the standing statutory position. The government extends deadlines often, and an extension is not reflected here until the rule is updated. Mallah Software Services Private Limited is a software company and not a firm of company secretaries or chartered accountants — nothing here is legal, tax or secretarial advice. Confirm the date with your professional before relying on it. See the Professional Disclaimer.