At a glance
| What it is | The notice to the registrar that the company has appointed an auditor |
| First auditor | The board appoints the first auditor within 30 days of incorporation |
| When it is due | Within 15 days of the meeting that appoints the auditor |
| Term | An auditor is usually appointed for five years at a time |
| What you need | The auditor's consent and eligibility letter, and the resolution |
| If it is late | Late fees apply. |
| What we do | We prepare it from your record. Experts check it, and a professional files it. |
How it is filed
- Get the auditor's consent and eligibility letter.
- The board or AGM passes the resolution.
- We prepare ADT-1.
- Filed within 15 days.
Common mistakes
- No consent letter on file.
- Wrong dates for the auditor's term.
- Missing the 15 days after the AGM.
Get a clear quote
Tell us your company type and how many directors you have. We send a clear quote to your account.
Can we choose any auditor?
Yes, if they are a practising chartered accountant or firm and eligible. We check the consent letter.
What if we change the auditor?
Changes and resignations have their own steps and forms. We handle them as they happen.