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A Swiss-incorporated company with a place of business in India files its annual accounts with the Registrar, but the accounts are prepared in German. What does the Companies Act, 2013 require?
A certified English translation must be annexed to the accounts. Section 381(2) says that where any document required to be delivered to the Registrar is not in English, a certified translation in the English language must be attached to it.
- ANothing further, as German accounts are acceptable
- BA certified translation in the English language must be annexed to the accountsCorrect
- CA translation in Hindi must be annexed
- DThe accounts must be re-audited by an Indian auditor in English
Explanation
Section 381(2) states that if any document is not in the English language, a certified translation in English must be annexed to it. Hindi translation and re-audit are not requirements stated in the section.
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