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A company provides your business with a corporate identity, enhanced trustworthiness, greater financing potential, and credibility among other corporations. It also offers limited liability and the opportunity to raise funds from the public. A private limited company can have a minimum of two members and a maximum of fifty. The directors of such a company have limited liability to creditors, meaning that in the event of default, banks or creditors can only seize the company's assets, not the personal assets of the directors.
You are required to place the Enquiry and fill your details in our simple questionnaire
You can submit the documents by email or whatsapp and we will verify the same
Obtain DSC and DIN (Director Identification Number) for OPC
We will verify the documents and then we shall apply for LLP Name approval
We will apply for and obtain Certificate of incorporation of OPC
We will make application of PAN And TAN with NSDL
The pre-requisites to incorporate a Private Limited Company are as follows:
• At least 2 directors and 2 shareholders are required
• The members associated should be 2-200.
• Every director should have DPIN
• A copy of PAN card of the shareholders/Directors or Copy of passport (for NRIs only)
After the registration of the company, the following should be fulfilled:
• Current account should be opened within 30 days of PAN registration
• Appoint a Statutory Auditor
• The paid-up capital should be deposited which was mentioned while registration
• Issue and allot shares
• A company limited by shares
• Unlimited company
• A company limited by guarantee
You need to have a minimum capital of Rs. 100,000 to start a private limited company. You need not have this amount in hand or your bank account. You can show this amount as the pre-incorporation expense of the start-up. Also, you can show the capital infused in the assets.
"Yes, NRIs, foreign nationals and foreign entities can register a company and invest in India, subject to the Foreign Direct Investment norms set by the RBI. However, incorporation rules in India require for one Indian national to be a part of the company on the Board of Directors."