Company Registration

Company registration refers to the legal process of incorporating a new company as a separate legal entity, recognized by law and distinct from its owners or shareholders. This process involves filing the necessary documents and information with the government, and obtaining various licenses and permits required to operate the business. Company registration provides several benefits to the business, includin

Easy Process and Documentation

Required Paperwork

  • Government of the Central/State issued photo ID proof.
  • Address proof issued from Central /state government.
  • Passport-size colour photograph.
  • Ration card (BPL) or National Food Security Card. (if applicable)
  • Signed self-declaration from applicant/head of family.

Process, Service Charges, Time duration

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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COMPANY REGISTRATION AND INCORPORATION?

The act of establishing a new business entity as a corporation or company is known as incorporation (a corporation being a legal entity that is effectively recognised as a person under the law). The company could be a business, a non-profit organisation, a new venture, or a micro, small, or medium-sized enterprise. The Companies Act, 1956, 2013 and any other linked Acts, Bills, and Regulations are what the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) uses to regulate corporate affairs in India. Additionally, MCA protects investors and provides a wide variety of vital services to stakeholders. Administration of the Companies Act 2013, the Companies Act 1956, the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008, and other allied Acts, as well as the rules and regulations framed there-under, are the primary responsibilities of the Ministry. This is done primarily for the purpose of regulating the functioning of the corporate sector in accordance with the law.

WHY USE LEGALDOCS?

  • The most affordable prices, with an immediate start date.
  • You FOCUS on business growth, We will do the rest for you.
  • To get started, please complete this brief registration form.
  • Expert consultation from members of the relevant industry.

THE ADVANTAGES OF COMPANY REGISTRATION/INCORPORATION

  • Identification and recognition under the law for the company
  • A Wide Variety of Tax Breaks
  • Get financial backing or investment for your company.
  • Your personal liability is restricted to a certain extent.
  • improved trust in the brand as well as the image of the brand overall

TIMELINE

WHAT ARE DIFFERENT TYPE REGISTRATION/INCORPORATION?

Different types

Limited Liability PartnershipPrivate Limited CompanyOne Person Company
4000 (Actual government fees)4500 (Govt Fees as of Actuals)4250 (Actual government fees)
LLPs are a great way to protect your personal assets since they are flexible and have fewer compliances. LLPs are also eligible for 100% FDI in Indian markets.Venture capital is the usual way for new and growing businesses to get funding, and only private limited companies can get it.Better credit rating, Single owner, seamless tax advantages, and simple financing alternatives from venture capital firms

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS FOR REGISTRATION/INCORPORATION

Package Includes

Private Limited CompanyLimited Liability PartnershipOne Person Company
Certificate of Digital Signature (DSC) 2Certificate of Digital Signature (DSC) 2Certificate of Digital Signature (DSC) 1
2-DIN (Director Identification Number)2-DIN (Director Identification Number)2-DIN (Director Identification Number)
Company Name Approval By MinistryCompany Name Approval By MinistryCompany Name Approval By Ministry
Memorandum of association (MoA) &LLP agreementMemorandum of association (MoA) &
Articles of association(AoA)Registration CertificateArticles of association(AoA)
Registration CertificatePermanent Account Number (PAN)Registration Certificate
Permanent Account Number (PAN)Tax Account Number (TAN)Permanent Account Number (PAN)
Tax Account Number (TAN) Tax Account Number (TAN)

Note: It is required under the Companies Act, 2013 that the company first confirm the availability of its proposed name and that it does not contain any words that are illegal in the context of a business name.

Additional Read: Documents Required for Company Registration

COMPANY INCORPORATION FAQS

A “Company” is defined as “an organisation of persons which is formed and registered under this Act or any earlier company legislation” (Companies Act, 1956). A firm exists independently from its stockholders and as a distinct legal entity. An essential aspect of a company is the separation between the Company’s owners and its managers.

Here are the various types of companies you can register in India:
One Person Company (OPC)
Private Limited Company
Public Limited Company
Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)
Non-Profit Organizations (Sec. 25 Companies)

With the introduction of the “One Person Company” idea in the Companies Act of 2013, a new business vehicle has been created. For a private limited company to be formed under the former Companies Act, 1956, there needed to be at least two directors and shareholders. A single individual will serve as both a Director and a shareholder in OPC. Such a business entity would typically be organized as a Private Limited Company.

In order to qualify as a Private Limited Company, there must be at least two shareholders and two Directors. A Private Limited Company can have up to fifty members at most. Each shareholder contributes to the company’s total capital and acts as a partner. Every PLC should have its financials audited and its board of directors should hold periodic meetings. The words “Private Limited” are at the end of the name of such a business.

The Limited Liability Partnership Act of 2008 establishes the rules for LLCs. It’s a business setup that provides minimal responsibility to its shareholders while maintaining the adaptability of a partnership. In other words, it combines the advantages of both a corporation and a partnership, with the added benefit that no one partner will be held responsible for the actions of any other partner.