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In India, company registration can be completed online through QwikFilings.com. Private limited company is the most common type of legal entity that is preferred by millions of Indian Entrepreneurs and popular startups like Flipkart, PhonePe, Zomato, OYO, Swiggy and other reputed startups. A private limited company can be registered online in less than 10 days at a very affordable price of just Rs. 7999.
A Private Limited Company (PLC) is one of the most common types of legal entity in India. Private Limited Companies are governed by the Companies Act, 2013 and require a minimum of 2 Directors and 2 Shareholders with one of the Directors being an Indian Resident and Indian Citizen.
To register a company in India, the following are minimum requirements:
• 2 Directors – 1 Person should be an Indian National and Indian Resident
• 2 Shareholders – The Directors can be shareholders
• Registered Office in India
100% Foreign Direct Ownership (FDI) is permitted in most sectors in India and there is no restriction on foreign shareholding of a private limited company. Hence, most foreign subsidiaries are established in India as private limited company.
These are the important documents you need for Company Registration in India.
Both Directors or Partners have to provide their Pan card for registering a company in India. You can upload these documents easily by clicking on the link below.
A company can be started in India with a very minimum amount of capital. There is no fixed amount and the shareholders of the company being incorporated can determine the capital they wish to contribute. While setting up the capital structure of the company, the following are some of the concepts to be kept in mind:
Face Value of Share: The face value of a share is the price per share with which the company is incorporated. Normally, the face value of share is Rs. 1 or Rs. 10 or Rs. 100 or Rs. 1000 or Rs. 10,000.
Authorised Capital: Authorised capital is the total value of shares a company can issue to shareholders. Normally, all companies are incorporated with an authorized capital of Rs. 1 lakh or Rs. 10 lakhs. If a higher authorized capital is required, the company would be required to pay additional fees to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. The authorised capital of a company can be increased at any time after incorporation.
Paid-up Capital: Paid-up capital of a company is the number of shares issued to shareholders for which they have paid or deposited money to the company. Paid-up capital of a company cannot be more than the authorized share capital of the company.
These are the most important steps for company registration in India
In India, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs has made it compulsory to sign documents with Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) token. All filings with the MCA must be completed with a digital signature that is issued by a Certification Authority in India. Hence, digital signatures are mandatorily required for the Directors before incorporation. All DSC tokens has to be authenticated by uploading KYC documents and doing video verification, email verification and mobile verification.
After the private limited company is registered in India, there are various compliances that must be maintained from time to time to avoid late fee, penalties and prosecution. The following are some of the compliances a company would be required to complete after company registration:
Auditor Appointment: All companies registered in India must appoint a practicing and licensed Chartered Accountant registered with the ICAI within 30 days of incorporation or in next board meeting or AGM.
Director DIN KYC: All persons who hold a Director Identification Number (DIN) – which is allocated during the incorporation process must complete DIN KYC each year to validate the phone and email address on record with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
Commencement of Business (COB): Within 180 days of incorporation, the company must open a Bank Current Account and the shareholders must deposit the subscription amount mentioned in the MOA of the company. Hence, if the company was to be incorporated with a paid-up capital of Rs. 1 lakh, then the shareholders must deposit Rs. 1 lakh in the Company’s bank account and file the bank statement with the MCA to obtain a commencement of business certificate.
MCA Annual Filings: All companies registered in India must file a copy of the financial statements with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs each financial year. MCA annual return consists of Form MGT-7 and Form AOC-4. Both these forms must be digitally signed by the Directors and a practising professional.
Income Tax Return (ITR) Filing: All companies must file an income tax return using Form ITR-6 each financial year. Income tax filing must be done for each financial year before the due date – irrespective of the incorporation date. The income tax return of a company must be digitally signed using one of the Director’s digital signature..
Other Compliances: Other corporate compliances vary from company to company depending upon the type of registration. For example, NBFCs have to undertake more compliances than a small company or a OPC. For LLP, the compliance is less than private limited company, but the timelines are strict. Late fee is levied upon non compliance.
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