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PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY REGISTRATION

private limited company, is a type of privately held small business entity formed under Companies Act, 2013. This type of business entity limits owner liability to their shares, limits the number of shareholders to 200, and restricts shareholders from publicly trading shares.

The formation and regulation of private limited company is governed by Ministry of Corporate affairs through Registrar of Companies. This type of organization is very popular and has distinct legal entity. The ownership and management of the company may be different i.e. the shareholders or members of the company are its owners and whereas the board of director are responsible for management.

Further, since the private limited company has separate legal entity it owns all assets and liability in its own name. It can be sued and it can also sue others in its own name. It can also take various Government registrations and Trademark registration in its own name. The directors or owners involved in the management of the company can be compensated through salary.

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2 DSC of Directors
2 DIN of Directors.
Incorporation with Registrar of Companies.
Customized Memorandum of Association and Article of association.
1 Run Name Approval
Courier charges of sending the original certificate and 1 original MOA & AOA at your address.
GST/IEC or any other registration applicable and selected by the user as per package.
Courier charges of sending the original certificate and 1 original MOA & AOA at your address.
Any Government Fee or charges payable.

Inspection fee payable at the time of visit to the officer if any.
Fresh application fee if registration applicable is rejected due any discrepancies in documents of the applicant.
Post Incorporation filings of documents
Any registration with government department not selected by the user.

Identity and Address Proof of the Applicant directors and subscribers.
Copy of PAN card of subscribers (for DIN and registration with govt. department)
Passport size Photographs of subscribers, if applicable
Address Proof and NOC for proposed address of Company.
Any other documents according to selected registration.

2 days process for gathering the necessary details and documents
2 days process of DSC application of directors
1 day process for application of DIN
2 days process for preparing documents, MOA & AOA for submission of forms (if customized time depends upon time take by client)
7-9 days process for approval from the date of submission and providing certificate of incorporation.
1 day process for getting documents ready for submission to govt. after receipt of PAN.
2 day process for submitting application to government after signing and verification of all documents.

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FAQ

A private limited company is form of organization in which more than one person whether natural or artificial come together to earn profits, this type of business limits owners (shareholders) liability to the extent of their shareholding in the company. The number of shareholders are limited to 200 and restrict the right to transfer the shares publicly.

Any natural person or entity having separate legal identity can become member in the private limited company, but there shall be at least 2 members to form a private limited company.

A private limited company should have atleast 2 directors and maximum 15 directors.

Yes for formation of private limited company registration with registrar to companies is mandatory. To know the process click here

In case of companies the area of operation i.e. business activities, its relation with outsiders, restriction on transfer of shares, directorship and internal mode of operation of company are governed and is written in documents which is called Memorandum of association and Article of association. The Memorandum and Article of association are the basic documents of the company which are mandatory and just like constitution of the company. To know more about Memorandum and association and article of association click here.

There is no upper limit, however minimum paid up capital of Rs100000/- (One Lac rupees) is required to be introduced in order to incorporation/form private limited company. In the private limited company paid capital of the company is restricted to the extent of authorized capital of the company and in order to enhance the paid up capital, one has to increase the authorized capital of the company.
 

In private limited company whether it is subscribers initial capital or further issue of shares (except right issue or sweat equity shares) investment is required to be made through proper banking channel separate bank account of the company. Refer section 42 of the companies act, 2013.

Yes, with the certificate of incorporation and Memorandum of association  bank account after complying with other RBI Norms can be opened, there is no need to apply any other registration with government department like VAT or Service Tax etc.. To know more about how to open bank account click here.

No, only applicable government registrations are mandatory like if sales/supply of services exceed specified limit of turnover then registration with Goods and Services Tax Department is mandatory. To know about registration with government departments click here.

In private limited company maximum number of shareholders cannot exceed 200 (two hundred). Further there is restriction on right to transfer share of the company publicly.

1. LIMITED LIABILITY: It means that if the company experience financial distress because of normal business activity, the personal assets of shareholders will not be at risk of being seized by creditors.

2. CONTINUITY OF EXISTENCE: Business is not affected by the status of the owner.

3. MINIMUM NUMBER OF SHAREHOLDERS: Need to start the business are only 2.

4. MORE CAPITAL: Can be raised as the maximum number of shareholders allowed is 200.

5. SCOPE OF EXPANSION: Is higher because easy to raise capital from financial institutions and the advantage of limited liability.

6. BRAND VALUE: Company’s brand value will get increased because people come to know about the company very well.

7. VALUATION: Since the share price reflects the company’s financial healthiness it would become easy to arrive at a price in case of mergers and acquisitions.

8.  EQUITY FUNDING OR BANK FINANCE: A private limited company are favourites of angle investors or venture capitalists, they give preferences to this type of business structure and can invest money through equity investment. All banks and financial institutions give more preference to advance loans and funding to companies rather than proprietorship and partnership firms.

9. NO LIABILITY IN CASE OF FRAUDS BY DIRECTORS: The day to day operations and business decisions in the companies are taken by the board of directors, and if any fraud is made by them, then they will personally liable for the fraud and they will also be liable for prosecution. However there is no shareholders liability in case of fraud by the management of the company if shareholders are not involved.

1. TRANSFER OF SHARES:

The law restricts shareholders of a privately held company from transferring shares freely to non-shareholders without consent of other shareholders. This leads to inefficiencies since the investment decisions should be timely so that a shareholder can sell his shareholding in the company without informing the other shareholders.

2. ISSUE OF SHARES:

Privately held companies cannot issue shares to the public. This means that they are not able to raise large amounts of capital through issuing shares. This is because the law restricts these companies to a limited number of members. Therefore, they have a limit to the amount of capital they can raise from the issue of shares.

3. ACCESS TO CREDIT:

The risk of loss is high for a financial institution funding a privately held company. This is because the existence of these companies is dependant on the life and wealth of its shareholders. The death or bankruptcy of a majority shareholder is a big blow to the existence of these companies. Therefore, financial institutions have restrictions when advancing loans to companies of this type, and the directors of these companies have to act as guarantors of these companies. This makes it hard for privately held companies to access loans to finance their operations and expansion as the amount that directors can guarantee is limited on their wealth. This also limits the value of assets they own.

4. RISK OF LOSS:

Shareholders in a privately held company face a high risk of personal loss since they can easily lose all their investment. This is because it the individual shareholders mainly fund the assets of the company. This is because a privately held company comprises only a few members who contribute capital to the firm. Thus, the company’s value reflects the wealth of its shareholders. The death or bankruptcy of a major shareholder has a negative impact on the company’s performance and continuity since the company’s value is dependent on the value of individual shareholders.

Yes, a private limited company are favourites of angle investors or venture capitalists, they give preferences to this type of business structure and can invest money through equity investment. All banks and financial institutions give more preference to advance loans and funding to companies rather than proprietorship and partnership firms.

No unlike partnership firm, in case of limited liability partnership and companies name of an existing company cannot be taken by any other person. If anyone tries to take same name it will not be approved by the registrar of companies. So it provide protection of theft of name irrespective of whether trademark of name is taken or not. Further taking name of the company requires approval from the registrar of companies and should company with the guidelines issued from time to time. To know more about such guidelines click here

To know the forms which are required to filed with registrar of companies, click here.

Private Limited Company Registration in Delhi

Private Limited Company Registration in Delhi

STEP BY STEP PROCESS TO REGISTER A PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY

Step 1.

Reservation of Name through RUN Facility on MCA.

The Objective of the proposed company should be provided while applying the name of the company otherwise the application may be sent for resubmission by the Department.

Step 2.

Procurement of Digital Signature Certificate of subscriber’s director.

Step 3.

Preparing of Forms.

SPICe (INC-32) along with DIN.
SPIC e MOA (INC-33).
SPIC e AOA (NC-34).

Step 4.

Filing of the forms with the MCA.

Step 5.

Resubmission or Approval.

Step 6.

INC 20A (Certificate for commencement of business)

within 180 days of incorporation.

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