PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY REGISTRATION

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A private limited company is best for a start-up business. Minimum 2 persons can start their business with no minimum capital requirement and have limited liability towards company debt.

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    What Is Private Limited Company?

    A business entity registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs under companies act. It is the most popular business structure in India as it has many advantages and easy to operate. It is the best option to start the business as the owner and directors of the company has limited liability, and they are not personally liable to any debt and losses owned by the company as the company and management of the company is different from each other. Any business activity can start under the private limited company format, but it should be a legal activity. 

    Minimum 2 persons are required to start a private limited company, the person can be anyone whether an individual person or any body corporate like Limited Liability Partnership, One Person Company or any other company, etc. After getting the certificate of incorporation there are certain things to do like auditor appointment, bank account opening, filing of commencement of business, etc. but the annual compliance has to be done every year within the specified time limit it includes ITR filing, KYC of director, ROC filing, preparation of balance sheet, profit & loss a/c, etc. As per the new rules of registration, it gets effortless to register the company by following the simple company registration process.

    What Do You Get In Pvt. Ltd. Company Registration

    Documents Required For Private Limited Company Registration

    ID PROOF

    PAN Card, Adhaar Card Voter Id, Driving license, Passport

    ADDRESS PROOF

    Latest Bank Statement Or Utility Bill

    PHOTO

    Passport Size Photo

    OFFICE ADDRESS PROOF

    Latest Utility bill , Rent agreement, Ownership Document & NOC

    Process Of Private Limited Company Registration

    STEP 1 - SUBMIT DOCUMENTS

    You need to submit all the required documents.

    STEP 2 - NAME APPROVAL

    We will verify all the documents and then apply for the name approval through the RUN application form. In one form we can apply for 4 names. Name of the company is subject to Government approval.

    STEP 3 - DIGITAL SIGNATURE

    After the name approval of the company, we will apply for the Digital Signature. For Digital Signature Video and Mobile Verification will be required.

    STEP 4 - DOCUMENTS PREPARATION

    After Name approval and Digital signature, we will draft Memorandum of Association, Article of Association and subscription statement of your company and will submit it to the Registrar of Companies with prescribed e-form Spice 32. We will apply for PAN and TAN application simultaneously.

    STEP 5 - COMPANY INCORPORATION

    Once all the documents submitted are duly verified by Registrar of Companies, the approval is given and the Certificate of Incorporation is sent to you on your email id.

    Eligibility For Private Limited Company

    Shareholders: At the time of incorporation minimum of two people are required. However, maximum 200 persons can be the shareholders in the company. Shareholders are the real owners of the company. They invest their funds and money to start the company as well as to run its business activities. A company needs directors to run its operations, and for that, the shareholder can act as director of the company. Generally, shareholders didn’t take part in the business activity that’s why they need directors to run its functions. However, the shareholders play a vital role in the company as the directors cannot take any significant decision without the prior consent of the shareholders.

    Directors: A private limited company must have a minimum number of two directors to register, and each of them should have the director identification number, given by the MCA. Also one of them must be a resident of India that is the director must have lived in India, not less than 182 days in the preceding calendar year. A director looks after the company and handles all the business activities on behalf of the shareholders, and he always operates his function for the interest of the company as well as for all the stakeholders. He is not the owner of the company, and he only runs the company.

    Company Name: A name is an essential part of life either it is for the individual or any body-corporate. The very first step for company registration is name approval. No one can incorporate a company without a name. The name is the identity of the company. The company must have its name along with its business activity, and at the end, there should be a word “private limited” in the style of either “Private Limited or Pvt. Ltd. or (P) Ltd.”. E.g., XYZ Legal Consultancy Private Limited, where XYZ is the name of the company and Legal Consultancy is the business activity, and private limited is the status of the company.

    Company Address: A company must have its registered office address, and it shall register with the Registrar of the Companies. The registered office means a working place of the company, and it should mention in all documents of the company. Also, the company will receive its all the documents and notices at its registered office

    Company capital: Earlier under companies act, 1956 the company needs to comply with the minimum capital requirement which was Rs. 1,00,000/- but under companies act, 2013 the minimum capital requirement get abolished, and now there is no minimum capital requirement for registering the company.

    Concerns & Advantages Of Private Limited Company

    Ownership: The shareholders are the real and true owner of the company. They hold shares and invest their funds in the company. In the public limited company, there is no limit on the number of shareholders, but in a private limited company, the limit of the shareholders is restricted to 200 persons during the whole life of the company. In the public limited company, anyone can become the shareholder of the company and the same concepts lies in the private limited company but the number of people shall be under the limit of 200.

    Easy to maintain: As compared to the public limited company it is effortless to manage the private limited company as there is no interference of the general public. The decision making power lies on a small group of a person due to which it becomes easy to run the operations of the company.

    Limited liability: Limited liabilities means the obligation of the shareholders restricted to a certain point. It says that the shareholders of the company shall not be personally liable for any debt or loss incurred by the company during its life. The shareholders are responsible for providing only such amount which they agreed to contribute as mentioned in the memorandum of association. No other liability shall arise during the life of the company which the shareholders need to fulfill

    Perpetual succession: There is no lifeline of the registered company. The company cannot die the members come and go, but the company goes until it gets wind up as per law. The validity of the company cannot get affected by the death of the member or the directors as some other person can replace their positions, but the company remains the same.

    Confidentiality: As there is a restriction on public involvement there is very less chance for the leakage of confidential information in the market. The confidential information like the internal information, executive management details, market strategy, and the other details can be preserved as a small group of persons operates it, so it is effortless to keep all these information confidential.

    Fewer compliances: As compared to the public limited company the private limited company has to comply with fewer government norms and procedure. The primary objective of the government is to protect the public interest and in private limited company. There is a restriction on public involvement, so there are so many rules under which the private limited company gets an exemption, and few are:

    • Don’t need to comply with SEBI guidelines
    • Don't need to register itself with the stock exchange
    • Don't require to adhere to the provision of section 188 of the companies act, 2013 for related party transaction
    • There are many other provisions under companies act, 2013 and other law where the private limited company get exemptions

    Easy to raise fund: Due to legal identity it enjoys many advantages. The company can raise funds by issuing preference shares or debentures or can take deposits, etc., from its members and banks or financial institutions. The company has to follow all the guidelines or regulations framed by the government regarding issuing funds. That's why there is very less chance of default.  The reliability of a private limited company is always more than a proprietorship firm or any firm

    Sue or to be sued: The company is a legal entity so it is having full right to sue any person and a company also can be sued by any other person on its name.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Following is the person who cannot become the director in the company:

    • Any minor
    • Any other company
    • Any individual who is unsound mind and the competent court declares that
    • Any person who is an undischarged insolvent
    • He is convicted by the company of any offence, involving moral turpitude and sentenced for the imprisonment of six months or more.
    • Other grounds as mentioned under section-164 of the Companies Act, 2013 

    Yes, a company can convert itself from private limited company to public limited company anytime during its life. However, before converting itself they have to take consent from the members of the company at their general meeting. They also have to take approval from the registrar of companies by filing relevant form and documents.

    Yes, it is mandatory for the private limited company to maintain the minimum as well as the maximum limit of the shareholders of the company. If anytime during the tenure of the company this limit falls below the prescribed limit then it shall have to maintain this limit within six months from the day the limit reduced.

    There are certain restrictions over the private limited company and these are:

    •  The limit of the member cannot be more than 200.
    • Restriction on transfer of shares
    • Cannot make any public issue

    Once the company gets registered with the MCA there are certain compliances which the company has to follow:

    • The company should have a current account after its registration.
    • There should be at least 4 board meeting in the calendar year and the gap between two board meeting shall not be more than 120 days.
    • The company should hold the annual general meeting within 6 months from the end of the financial year.
    • The company shall maintain the limit of the director during the life of the company.
    • The company has to intimate to the ROC about any such change in the company like director change, objective change, capital change, and other compliances

    Yes, the company can anytime during its tenure change its objective, but the objective shall not be any prohibited activity. But before changing the business activity the company needs to take prior approval of the shareholders of the company at the general meeting and the same approval shall need to submit to the Registrar of Companies

    Yes, the company can anytime during its tenure change its objective, but the objective shall not be any prohibited activity. But before changing the business activity the company needs to take prior approval of the shareholders of the company at the general meeting and the same approval shall need to submit to the Registrar of Companies

    Yes, if any person have any registered brand name then he can register his company with the brand name. At the time of applying the name, the applicant needs to submit the trademark certificate along with the non-objection certificate (NOC) stating that the owner of the trademark doesn’t have objection for using the brand for registering the company.

    Yes, after the commencement of The Companies (Amendment) Ordinance, 2019 now every company needs to file an intimation for the commencement of business within 180 days from its registration or at the time of commencement of business whichever is earlier in form INC-20A along with prescribed fees. This is mandatory filing for every company.

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