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Company Incorporation
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Helps to generate capital
Company incorporation is more reliable; hence easy to obtain capital.
Limited liability
Company incorporation ensures liability only to the amount agreed by members.
Transferability of shares
Transferable becomes easy that provides liquidity to the shareholders.
Expertise and Efficiency
Management and ownership are distinct, hence suitable experts can be appointed.
Here's How it Works
Company incorporation made easy – just 3 easy steps
1. Form Filling
Once you have submitted the form, you will instantly qualify and receive a call from our expert for a quotation.
2. Evaluation
We will evaluate your start-up necessities and classify an accurate business structure.
3. Get Certified
We provide 100% Transparent Fee Quotes and CIN directly to you.
Benefits of Company Incorporation
Limited Liability
In the case of companies that have been incorporated, none of its members is legally bound to donate to anything more than the nominal value of shares held by the member, which remains unpaid. Limited liability for its members is one of the primary reasons for introducing an incorporated company.
Perpetual Succession
An incorporated company has the characteristic of perpetual succession. Despite any changes in members of the company, the company will be the same entity with the same rights, protections, estate, and belongings. Also, the death or insolvency of individual members does not affect them.
Transferable Shares
The shares of any member in a company shall be movable property, transferable. So, that members can encash shares at any given time upon their will. It aids the purpose of providing liquidity to investors. As they can sell shares anytime, they are willing to, on the open market or the stock exchange.
Separate Property
An incorporated company is a recognised legal entity, that is allowed to own its own funds and assets. Hence, if a majority shareholder uses the company’s resources for personal reasons, they are can be held for criminal misappropriation of company funds.
Capacity to Sue
An incorporated company has the right to sue other people and companies. In turn, it can be sued by other companies and people. Nevertheless, the managing directors and other directors are not accountable for being litigated in the company’s name.
Flexibility and Autonomy
The company has the independence and individuality to form its own policies and also implement them. Nevertheless, they are subject to the general principles of law, equity and a good conscience.
Requirements of Company Registeration
Directors: Indian Nationals
- PAN Card
- Address Proof
- Passport
- Election Card or Voter Identity Card
- Ration Card
- Driving License
- Electricity Bill
- Telephone Bill
- Aadhaar Card
- Residential Proof
- Bank Statement
- Electricity Bill
- Telephone Bill
- Mobile Bill
Directors: Indian Nationals
- Passport
- Address Proof
- Driving License
- Residence Card
- Bank Statement
- Residential Proof
- Bank Statement
- Electricity Bill
- Telephone Bill
- Mobile Bill
Let's Clear All The Doubts
According to the Companies Act 1956, a Company is a connotation of people which is shaped and registered under this Act or any previous company laws.
Different types of Companies are as follow:
- Private Limited Company
- Public Limited Company
- Limited Liability Company
- Unlimited Liability Company
- Non-Profit Organizations (which are also known as Sec.25 Companies)
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)
MOA tells the name, aims, objectives, registered office address, the clause regarding limited liability, lowest paid-up capital and share capital of a Company. In short, it explains a Company’s relationship with the external world.
AOAs are the essential documents to be submitted when the company is incorporated with the registrar of Companies (ROC). When AOAs are in conjunction with the MOA, they are called the Constitution of the Company.
DIN, Directors Identification Number, is actually an identification number issued to a Director by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), Government of India. To get a DIN, one must make an online application to the MCA and submit the required documents related to Identity and Address Proof.