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Registering your company as a private limited company is a complex procedure and involves many compliances. But you do not need to worry, as our experts can help you in every step of the private limited company registration. Instead of reading through the entire registration process, you can avail direct assistance from our experts.
Digital signatures are required to file the forms for company formation. The registration process is completely online and the forms require a digital signature. DSC is mandatory for all subscribers and witnesses in the Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA).
DIN is an identification number for a director. It has to be obtained by anyone who wants to be a director in a company. One DIN is enough to be a director in any number of companies. DIN can be applied either through form DIR 3 or SPICe+.
Part A of SPICe+ form is to be filled to reserve the unique name of your company. Sometimes, due to unavailability of the names proposed by you, this form needs to be filled more than once.
Part B of SPICe+ is required to be submitted for registering your company. SPICe+ form serves different purpose in one application.
e-MoA refers to an electronic Memorandum of Association and eAoA is electronic Articles of Association. These forms have been introduced to simplify the process of company registration in India.
: The Certificate of Incorporation of PLC is issued with the PAN as allotted by the Income Tax Department after approval of the SPICe+ Form. An email containing the Certificate of Incorporation, PAN and TAN will be sent by the MCA. The Income Tax Department will issue the PAN card.
MCA will approve the registration and a CIN (Corporate Identity Number) will be allocated.
The whole process including approval of DIN, Name, and Incorporation takes around 10-15 working days.
Absolutely not. Registration of a company is an online process. You just need to upload the documents on our website from your comfort zone.
Section 2(68) of Companies Act, 2013 defines private companies. According to that, private companies are those companies whose articles of association restrict the transferability of shares and prevent the public at large from subscribing to them. This is the basic criterion that differentiates private companies from public companies.
A unique name, minimum of 2 shareholders, minimum of two directors, Capital to invest, Requisite documents and MOA & AOA
The Information Technology Act, 2000 has provisions for use of Digital Signatures on the documents submitted in electronic form in order to ensure the security and authenticity of the documents filed electronically. This is secure and authentic way to submit a document electronically. The directors and subscribers of the company should obtain DSC (Digital signature certificate), as absence of DSC can cause site related problems to the website visitors and subscribers.
• Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) Applicants can directly approach Certifying Authorities (CAs) with original supporting documents, and self-attested copies will be sufficient in this case • DSCs can also be obtained, wherever offered by CA, using Aadhar eKYC based authentication, and supporting documents are not required in this case • A letter/certificate issued by a Bank containing the DSC applicant’s information as retained in the Bank database can be accepted. Such letter/certificate should be certified by the Bank Manager
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has stipulated a Class-II or above category signing certificate for e-Filings under MCA21. A person who already has the specified DSC for any other application can use the same for filings under MCA21 and is not required to obtain a fresh DSC.
Private companies can have minimum of 2 members and maximum of 200 members.
The expense of managing a private limited company is usually divided into 4 categories: expense of establishing a private limited business, price of accounting and auditing, cost of miscellaneous expenses and compliances. You have to spend minimum Rs.40000 in every cost category.
Unfortunately no, conversion of an LLP into a Private Limited Company is not possible. The LLP Act, 2008 and the Companies Act, 2013, do not have any any provision related to conversion. If one desires to have the same name that of a LLP, then they have to incorporate a brand new Private Limited Company and LLP Company has to issue a no objection certification (NOC) for it.
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