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RERA Quarterly Updates & Audit

Stay Compliant with Periodic RERA Updates and Annual CA-Certified Audit

Registration is only the beginning of a promoter's RERA obligations. After a project is registered, developers must keep the project page updated every quarter on the RERA portal — reflecting progress, bookings, and project status — and must get the project accounts audited every year by a Chartered Accountant, with a certificate filed within the prescribed period. These ongoing requirements are critical to avoid penalties and keep the registration in good standing.

We manage quarterly updates and the annual RERA audit for developers as part of our wider developer compliance services. This work flows naturally from project registration and connects with any project extension or modifications you may need.

Our Quarterly Update & Audit Services

Quarterly Update Filing

Preparing and uploading quarterly project updates on the portal.

Progress Disclosure

Reflecting construction progress, bookings, and status accurately.

Annual Audit Certificate

Annual CA-certified audit of the project accounts under RERA.

Account Reconciliation

Reconciling collections, withdrawals, and the designated account.

Withdrawal Certification

Certificates supporting withdrawals in line with completion.

Compliance Tracking

Monitoring deadlines so no filing is missed.

Our Approach

  • Collecting project and financial data each quarter
  • Updating the project page on the RERA portal on time
  • Reconciling the designated account and withdrawals
  • Conducting the annual audit of project accounts
  • Issuing and filing the required CA certificate

Benefits of Timely Updates & Audit

  • Continuous compliance with RERA reporting
  • Reduced risk of penalties and notices
  • Helps keep the registration in good standing
  • Transparency for buyers and the authority
  • Accurate, audit-ready project records
  • Peace of mind through proactive tracking

Why Choose Us?

  • Chartered Accountant led audit and certification
  • Proactive tracking of quarterly and annual deadlines
  • Accurate disclosures and reconciliations
  • Clear, organised documentation
  • Ongoing support across all developer obligations

Frequently Asked Questions

What are RERA quarterly updates?
RERA quarterly updates are the periodic disclosures a promoter must upload on the project page, reflecting the latest position on construction progress, bookings, approvals, and related project details, so that the information stays current for buyers and the authority.
How often must a project be updated on RERA?
A registered project's details generally must be updated every quarter on the RERA portal. The specific timelines and format are set by the state's rules, and the updates continue until the project is completed.
What is the RERA annual audit?
The RERA annual audit is a yearly audit of the project accounts by a Chartered Accountant, who certifies that the amounts collected and withdrawn from the designated account have been used as required under the Act. The certificate is filed within the prescribed time after the financial year.
Who can certify the RERA audit?
The RERA annual audit certificate must be issued by a Chartered Accountant in practice. The CA reviews the project's collections, withdrawals, and the designated account and certifies compliance in the prescribed form.
What happens if quarterly updates are missed?
Failure to file quarterly updates or the annual audit certificate on time can attract penalties and other action by the authority, and may affect the project's standing. Timely filing through proper tracking helps avoid these issues.

Stay on Top of RERA Compliance

Let us handle your quarterly updates and annual audit so your project stays fully compliant.

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F.A.Q.

It includes all yearly requirements such as filings, actuarial valuation, audits, and maintaining proper records.

Yes, regular compliance is required to maintain approval and tax benefits.

It helps determine the exact gratuity liability and required funding for the trust.

 

Yes, trusts must file necessary returns and maintain financial records as per regulations.

Non-compliance can lead to penalties, loss of tax benefits, or cancellation of approval.

Trustees and the employer are responsible for ensuring proper compliance.