Officials from the ministry of corporate affairs and Infosys have called a roundtable meeting with CAs, CSs and cost accountants to understand the performance issues with MCA21—the e-filing portal of the ministry
The ministry of corporate affairs (MCA) has organised a meeting in Mumbai with chartered accountants (CAs), company secretaries (CSs) and cost accountants to understand performance issues with its MCA21 portal. The interactive meeting would take place on 6 May 2013 at 2.30pm at the Indian Merchants Chamber (IMC).
As Moneylife has pointed out earlier, MCA21, the e-filing portal of the MCA, has remained unstable after the management of the website was taken over by Infosys from Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) (Read Why can’t Infosys get MCA21, the e-filing system working?)
In order to receive genuine and frank feedback, the MCA through local councils and chapters of CAs, CSs and cost accountants has organised the interactive meeting.
Amardeep Singh Bhatia, joint secretary of the MCA as well as senior officials from the Mumbai region and Infosys would be present at the meeting. After brief remarks by the MCA and Infosys officials, there would be a round table discussion.
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