✦ Institutional Identity & Standards

Your Business Infrastructure Partner

CraftEgon Corporate Services (CCS) builds dependable operational, secretarial, and regulatory infrastructure for startups, growing enterprises, and cross-border businesses across India.

Our Mission

Transforming Regulatory Friction into Predictable Infrastructure

For Indian entrepreneurs and corporate leaders, statutory compliance has historically been defined by anxiety: opaque government portals (MCA V3, GST, IP India), compounding daily late fees, and fragmented advisors who disappear when an adjudication notice arrives.

CraftEgon Corporate Services was established on a single principle: Compliance should operate like reliable utility infrastructure. You turn it on, it runs accurately in the background, and your founding team stays focused on product development, hiring, and revenue generation.

We do not offer commoditized, low-grade filings or conceal government stamp duties behind misleading headlines. Every filing is handled with upfront statutory fee separation, clear document scoping, and dedicated professional scrutiny.

Operating Architecture

How CraftEgon CCS Operates

A three-tier operating framework uniting technology-enabled procedural accuracy with qualified human professional oversight.

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Direct Secretarial Execution

We execute non-litigation statutory filings directly across 15 practice verticals—from entity incorporation (SPICe+, FiLLiP) and annual RoC returns (AOC-4, MGT-7) to GST registrations and trademark submissions.

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Qualified Professional Oversight

All statutory declarations and certifications are reviewed and certified by qualified Company Secretaries in Practice (PCS / ACS / FCS) and Chartered Accountants as required under Section 7 and Section 149 of the Companies Act, 2013.

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Transparent Cost Architecture

Zero surprise fees. We enforce a strict visual and accounting distinction between our professional filing assistance fees and statutory government treasury challans / state stamp duties.

Regulatory Boundaries

Compliance with the Advocates Act, 1961

Clear Demarcation: Secretarial Infrastructure vs. Courtroom Advocacy

In strict adherence to the Advocates Act, 1961 and the regulatory standards prescribed by the Bar Council of India, CraftEgon Corporate Services does not provide courtroom appearances, tribunal pleadings, or contentious litigation advocacy.

  • What CCS Delivers: Non-contentious corporate secretarial documentation, RoC and MCA e-filings, statutory register maintenance, tax compliance procedural assistance, and pre-litigation documentation audit.
  • Contentious Litigation Referral: When a matter escalates to formal tribunal dispute (NCLT, NCLAT, High Court, or Income Tax Appellate Tribunal), formal advocacy must be conducted by independent practicing advocates engaged on a separate vakalatnama.
Case Studies & Track Record

Enterprise Mandates & Regulatory Execution

Anonymized operational engagements highlighting statutory resolution for high-growth startups, mid-market enterprises, and foreign holding structures.

FEMA & Cross-Border FDI

US SaaS Subsidiary FDI Regularization

Challenge: An enterprise software subsidiary received ₹12.5 Cr in foreign inward remittances without filing Form FC-GPR within the mandatory 30-day timeline under FEMA Regulation 20(R).

Outcome: Prepared statutory compounding dossiers before the RBI Regional Office, compiled complete FIRC/KYC audit trails, and achieved full compounding regularization under the Late Submission Fee (LSF) framework without tribunal dispute.

MCA V3 & Corporate Secretarial

Rule 9B Dematerialization for Unlisted Public Group

Challenge: A multi-tiered manufacturing company with 140+ individual equity holders required mandatory share dematerialization under Rule 9B of Companies (Prospectus and Allotment) Rules prior to a private equity round.

Outcome: Facilitated direct RTA empanelment, obtained ISIN allocation via NSDL/CDSL depositories, reconciled share capital via Form PAS-6, and successfully converted physical certificates within statutory compliance windows.

Section 441 & RoC Governance

Section 441 RoC Compounding for 3-Year Overdue Filings

Challenge: A fintech entity faced MCA V3 director disqualification risk and cumulative Section 403 penalties exceeding ₹8.5 Lakh across 3 consecutive years of delinquent AOC-4 and MGT-7 filings.

Outcome: Coordinated forensic statutory financial audits, prepared formal compounding petitions under Section 441 before the Regional Director (RD), secured formal penalty condonation, and restored active director DIN status.

Corporate Transparency

Institutional Information & Operational Presence

In line with our corporate transparency commitment, we state verified operational details clearly:

Operating Entity CraftEgon Corporate Services (CCS)
Operational Service Desk Operational Service Desk, Alappuzha, Kerala, India • PIN 690501
Filing Jurisdiction Pan-India (All Registrar of Companies / MCA V3 offices nationwide)
Direct Helpdesk +91 86069 18247 • admin@craftegon.com
Owner Disclosure Notice: Exact corporate registration identifiers (LLPIN/CIN) and specific registered desk coordinates are maintained in our central filing registry and verified prior to onboarding formal engagements. CraftEgon does not publish fabricated addresses, stock executive photography, or unverified accreditation logos.
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Whether you are incorporating your first entity, navigating overdue RoC filings, or evaluating a cross-border structure, our secretarial desk is ready to advise.

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