COMPANY REGISTRATIONS
Private Limited Company Registration
Private Limited Company registration is a critical process for establishing a distinct legal entity in India that offers limited liability protection to its shareholders and directors. This form of business structure is governed by the Companies Act, and the registration process is overseen by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).
Advantages Of Private Limited Company Registration:
1. Limited risk to personal assets
2. Legal Entity
3. Raising Capital
4. Trustworthiness
Advantages Of Private Limited Company Registration:
1. Limited risk to personal assets
2. Legal Entity
3. Raising Capital
4. Trustworthiness
Public Limited Company Registration
The Companies Act, 2013 (the ‘Act’) governs the formation and operation of a public limited company. A public limited company issues shares to the general public and has limited liability. Its stock can be purchased by anyone, either privately via an Initial Public Offering (IPO) or through stock market transactions.
Characteristics of a Public Limited Company:
1. Directors
2. Limited Liability
3. Share Capital
4. Prospectus
One Person Company Registration
The Companies Act of 2013 introduced the new idea of One Person Company (OPC). As the name implies, an OPC is a corporation founded by a single person. A single person founded and oversees the company. An OPC shares all of the characteristics of a company, including perpetual succession, limited liability, and a separate legal entity.
Advantages Of OPC:
Legal status
Easy to obtain funds
Less compliances
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LLP Registration
Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) have become the preferred form of organisation among Indian entrepreneurs. An LLP combines the benefits of a partnership with a business. As the name implies, an LLP is a partnership firm formed by at least two participants who sign an LLP agreement. However, an LLP’s partners have limited responsibility, and the LLP, like a company, has a perpetual succession. To register an LLP, partners must first decide on the LLP’s name, which must comply with certain guidelines and be unique.
Features of LLP
- It has a separate legal entity, exactly like a company.
- To form an LLP, at least two people must agree to be partners.
- There is no upper restriction on the number of partners.
- There must be at least two designated partners.
- At least one of the designated partners must be an Indian resident.
- The expense of establishing an LLP is cheap.
- Reduced compliance and regulations.
Nidhi Company Registration
Nidhi Company registration is the process of establishing a type of non-banking financial company (NBFC) in India known as a Nidhi Company. Nidhi Companies are formed with the primary objective of cultivating the habit of thrift and savings among its members and providing them with loans at reasonable rates. The registration and regulation of Nidhi Companies are governed by the Companies Act, 2013, and they are supervised by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).
Benefits of Nidhi Company
- Easy Formation
- Non-Compliance with RBI
- Lower Risk
- Economic Registration
- Savings Promotion
Restrictions on Nidhi Companies
- Minimum Shareholders or Members
- Minimum Directors
- Minimum Capital
- Director Identification Number
Producer Company Registration
Producer Company registration is the process of establishing a specialized type of corporate entity in India known as a Producer Company. Producer Companies are formed primarily to promote and support the collective interests of primary producers, such as farmers, artisans, fishermen, and small-scale entrepreneurs, by facilitating their integration into the market economy and providing them with a platform for collective action and empowerment. The registration and regulation of Producer Companies are governed by the Companies Act, 2013, and they are supervised by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).
Legal Framework
- It is governed by the rules described in Section 465 of the Companies Act of 2013, and is subject to the regulations outlined in Part IX A of the Companies Act of 1956, with appropriate revisions.
- A Producer Company's aims must be consistent with the activities outlined in Section 581B of the Companies Act 1956.
Activities of Producer Company
- Agricultural Advancements
- Processing and Preservation
- Equipment and Consumables Supply
- Educational Initiatives
- Technical and Consultancy Services
- Energy and Resource Management
- Financial Support
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Indian Subsidiary Company Registration
Indian Subsidiary Company registration is the process of establishing a subsidiary of a foreign company in India. A subsidiary company is a distinct legal entity that is controlled or owned by another company, known as the parent company or holding company. The registration and regulation of Indian Subsidiary Companies are governed by the Companies Act, 2013, and they are supervised by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).
Benefits:
- Legal Entity
- Market Access
- Limited Liability
- Tax Benefits
- Brand Establishment