Statutory Compliance Consultants for Companies, LLPs & Industrial Establishments in Faridabad — MoSPI/NSO Surveys
Faridabad factory owners know government compliance. But this particular notice — from MoSPI or NSO — may be unfamiliar. And unfamiliar doesn't mean optional.
Since April 2026, the National Statistical Office has been issuing notices under two statutory surveys — ASI and ASISSE — to factories, companies, and LLPs across India. Faridabad, as one of North India's largest industrial cities, has received a solid share of these notices. Its manufacturing sector — auto parts, industrial machinery, rubber goods, engineering equipment — features prominently in NSO's ASI sampling frame. And now, under ASISSE, incorporated services entities in Faridabad are receiving notices too.
The filing obligation is backed by the Collection of Statistics Act, 2008. Daily penalties of ₹5,000 per day for companies kick in 14 days after the initial notice. Exim Advisory, based in Delhi NCR, handles the complete filing process for Faridabad and Haryana businesses.
Why Faridabad Appears in NSO's Samples
Faridabad is one of the oldest and most established industrial towns in Haryana. Old Faridabad, NIT, the Sector 24–25 industrial belt, and the NH44 corridor house factories in auto components, tractors, industrial machinery, rubber and plastics, glass, and steel products. These establishments sit squarely within the registered manufacturing sector under the Factories Act, 1948 — exactly NSO's ASI sampling universe.
For ASISSE, NSO drew its sample from the GSTN database. Haryana GSTINs registered by incorporated entities in Faridabad — trading companies, logistics firms, services LLPs, professional services companies — are in scope if they appeared in the national sample. So it's possible for the same business group to receive both an ASI notice for its factory and an ASISSE notice for its services entity.
ASI vs. ASISSE — The Practical Difference
ASI — Annual Survey of Industries covers the manufacturing sector: factories, electricity undertakings, and industrial units under the Factories Act, 1948. Running since 1959. Faridabad's engineering goods, auto parts, and industrial manufacturing units have been part of this survey historically.
ASISSE — Annual Survey of Incorporated Services Sector Enterprises launched in April 2026. Brand new. It covers incorporated entities in services — trade, IT, ITES, financial services, transport, real estate, healthcare, education, professional services. If a Faridabad-registered services company or LLP received this notice, ASISSE is the applicable framework.
Both operate under the Collection of Statistics Act, 2008 (amended 2017) and the Jan Vishwas Act, 2023.
Neither survey has any link to GST or Income Tax enforcement. NSO is legally barred from sharing submitted data with the IT Department, GST authorities, SEBI, or RBI. The data feeds national economic statistics — nothing else.
Penalty Table
| Default Stage | Penalty |
| Failure or refusal to furnish information | Up to ₹5,000 (companies) / ₹1,000 (individuals) |
| Non-compliance beyond 14 days | Up to ₹5,000 per day (companies) / ₹1,000 per day (individuals) |
| Wilful submission of false information | Imprisonment up to 6 months and/or fine |
| Recovery mechanism | As arrears of land revenue under Section 15C |
Paying the penalty doesn't close the filing obligation. Both apply at the same time.
How Exim Advisory Handles Faridabad Filings
Notice Verification We start by confirming the notice is genuine, identifying which Haryana GSTIN(s) are selected, and mapping your exact filing scope. Faridabad businesses operating across multiple states need GSTIN-level clarity before data preparation starts.
Block-by-Block Data Preparation Each block draws from specific financial documents:
- Block 1 — Enterprise identity, NIC 2025 activity classification
- Block 3 — Fixed assets, capital work-in-progress
- Block 4 — Working capital, loan positions
- Block 5 — Employment: male, female, transgender headcount; total labour costs
- Blocks 6A & 6B — Input consumption items, coded under CPC 3.0
- Block 7A — Revenue, output, receipts
- Blocks 11 & 12 — Digital technology and IT infrastructure
For Faridabad manufacturers, Blocks 6A and 6B are typically the most demanding. Raw materials, consumables, purchased services — every input needs to be correctly coded under CPC 3.0. An incomplete or inaccurate Block 6 is one of the most common reasons businesses attract NSO field verification visits.
Financial Reconciliation GST returns, audited P&L, balance sheet, payroll register, and fixed asset schedule — reconciled with each other before the portal is touched. We handle the CPC coding alongside your purchase accounts and BOM data to ensure Block 6 is clean at submission.
Multi-GSTIN Apportionment Faridabad businesses with national distribution networks or multi-state manufacturing presence often run consolidated books. We extract Haryana GSTIN-specific data accurately — no rough splits.
Portal Filing and Post-Submission Support End-to-end filing through the official MoSPI platform and full handling of any NSO field officer queries.
Documents Required
- Audited Balance Sheet and P&L for FY 2024–25
- Trial balance
- GST returns and Haryana GSTIN-wise turnover breakdowns
- Payroll register with gender-wise headcount
- Fixed asset schedule with depreciation
- Working capital and loan statements
- Production records and raw material consumption data (ASI filers)
- Electricity and fuel cost data
- Factory licence (ASI filers)
- NIC 2025 primary activity classification
Industries We Work With in Faridabad
Auto parts and auto component manufacturers — Agricultural machinery and tractors — Industrial machinery and equipment manufacturers — Rubber, plastics, and polymer goods factories — Glass and glassware manufacturers — Steel fabrication and metal products — Chemicals and coatings — Trading companies and wholesale distributors — Logistics and transport firms — Professional services and consulting companies
Why Faridabad manufacturing filings are more detailed than most: The city's industrial character is dominated by mid-size and larger manufacturers with high raw material throughput. Block 6A and 6B in the ASI questionnaire can have hundreds of input line items for these businesses — steel grades, rubber compounds, chemicals, packaging materials — each needing a CPC 3.0 code. Getting this right matters. We handle it systematically using your purchase accounts and BOM data.
Frequently Asked Questions
We file annual returns under the Factories Act and multiple labour laws. Does any of that satisfy ASI? No. ASI is entirely separate from Factories Act returns and labour compliance (PF, ESIC, LWF). It's a statistical survey requiring a dedicated submission through the NSO portal. One doesn't satisfy the other.
Our factory received an ASI notice. Our trading LLP in Faridabad could receive ASISSE separately? Yes. They're separate entities with separate GSTINs. If your trading LLP's Haryana GSTIN appeared in NSO's ASISSE sample, it would receive its own independent notice and file its own return.
Our FY 2024–25 factory audit isn't done yet. Can we still start the filing process? Yes. We can work with provisional accounts. But start early — ASI data preparation for manufacturing units takes time even when all documents are ready.
Does Exim Advisory cover Old Faridabad and Ballabhgarh? Yes. We work with clients across all of Faridabad and surrounding areas.
Start the Process — Don't Wait on This
Faridabad manufacturers tend to have the most data-intensive ASI filings in the NCR region — particularly around input consumption. Leaving it to the last week is a real risk.
If your company, LLP, or factory in Faridabad has received an ASI or ASISSE notice from MoSPI or NSO, reach out to Exim Advisory today. We'll handle the full process from notice verification to portal submission.
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