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Limited Liability Protection : Your personal assets are protected from company debts and risks.
Favorable for Investors : Ideal for raising funds from VCs, angel investors, and banks.
Improved Legal Credibility : Boosts trust with clients, partners, and financial institutions.
Perpetual Succession : The company continues despite changes in directors or owners.
Best value with transparent pricing, expert support, and full compliance throughout.
Comprehensive service with full documentation and support.
Comprehensive service with full documentation and support.
Comprehensive service with full documentation and support.
Pick a unique company name and apply via the MCA RUN service. The name should align with MCA naming rules and should not be identical to existing companies.
Get DSCs for all directors to digitally sign documents. Apply for Director Identification Numbers (DINs) which are mandatory for registration.
Draft legal documents such as Memorandum of Association (MoA), Articles of Association (AoA), and collect ID/address proofs.
Complete and file the integrated SPICe+ Part A and Part B forms with all required attachments to initiate incorporation.
PAN and TAN are allotted with incorporation. GST can be applied optionally based on your business turnover or sales region.
Once approved by the ROC, you’ll receive your Certificate of Incorporation along with PAN, TAN, and Company Identification Number (CIN).
Use the incorporation documents to open a current account with any bank in the name of your company.
Appoint an auditor, file form INC-20A, and begin maintaining statutory records and filings as per the Companies Act.
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Here is s a quick checklist of documents you will need to get started smoothly.
A Private Limited Company is a distinct legal identity. It can buy property, sign contracts, sue and be sued — independent of its shareholders or directors.
Most venture capitalists and angel investors prefer this structure due to its organized shareholding and transparency in compliance and operations.
Shareholders' personal assets are protected. Their financial liability is restricted to the amount invested in the company’s shares.
The company enjoys perpetual succession. Even if a director leaves or dies, the business continues unaffected in legal status.
Ideal for startups aiming to scale, as the Pvt Ltd format allows issuance of equity shares, bringing in co-founders, and structuring ESOPs.
Pvt Ltd Companies must follow strict rules: board meetings, statutory audits, ROC filings, director KYC, and tax filings — regardless of business activity.
Formation and annual compliance involve CA/CS fees, government charges, and other legal costs — making it costlier than simpler structures like sole proprietorship.
Regulatory bodies (ROC, IT Dept, MCA) monitor closely. Any non-compliance — even accidental — can result in notices or penalties.
Getting DSC, DIN, name approval, and company incorporation can take 7–15 days even with professional help, depending on MCA workload.
If statutory compliances are violated, directors can face personal liability, including penalties or disqualification under Companies Act.
Appoint a Chartered Accountant as your statutory auditor within 30 days of incorporation. The auditor handles your annual financial audit and files the report with the Registrar of Companies. Delays can attract penalties and regulatory action.
Submit Form AOC-4 and MGT-7 annually to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. These forms include financial statements and company details that ensure transparency in your corporate activities and legal existence.
Filing Form INC-20A is mandatory to declare the commencement of business within 180 days post-registration. Without this, the company can’t start operations or open a bank account.
ITR filing is mandatory for all companies, even if there is zero income or business activity. Non-filing can lead to notices, fines, and disqualification of directors.
Maintain statutory registers such as Register of Members, Directors, Charges, and Share Transfers at the registered office. These documents are essential during compliance audits and inspections.
Hold at least four board meetings every financial year. Proper notices, agenda circulation, and minutes recording are legally required to demonstrate responsible governance.
Each director must file DIR-3 KYC annually to validate their identity with the MCA. Failure to do so will deactivate the DIN (Director Identification Number) and attract late fees.
Deduct and deposit Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) for applicable transactions such as salaries, contractor payments, and rent. File quarterly TDS returns with the Income Tax Department.
If registered under GST, monthly or quarterly returns (GSTR-1, GSTR-3B) must be filed even in case of zero sales. Late filings result in interest and penalties.
Key Benefits of Choosing Private Limited Company
Directors and shareholders are not personally liable for the company’s debts or losses. Their financial risk is limited to the capital they’ve invested.
A Private Limited Company is an independent legal entity. It can own property, open bank accounts, and enter into contracts in its own name.
The structure allows for issuing equity shares, preferred shares, and convertible instruments, making it easier to secure funding from investors and VCs.
Being a registered company adds legal recognition. Clients, vendors, and banks are more likely to trust and do business with you.
The company’s existence is not affected by the resignation, death, or transfer of shares of any shareholder or director. It continues as a going concern.
Private companies can optimize taxes through deductions and allowances. Being compliant with MCA norms also ensures smooth expansion and investor confidence.
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Yes, a registered office address is mandatory and must be supported by proper documentation such as a utility bill or rental agreement. The space can be residential or commercial, but the address must be valid for official communication and accessible for verification.
Yes, a foreign national or NRI can become a director in an Indian Private Limited Company. However, at least one director must be a resident of India, i.e., they must have stayed in India for a minimum of 182 days during the previous calendar year.
The process typically takes between 7 to 10 business days if all required documents are in place and there are no delays from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). Factors like name approval and document verification can affect the timeline.
SPICe+ (Simplified Proforma for Incorporating Company Electronically Plus) is a web-based form introduced by the MCA. It enables multiple services such as company incorporation, PAN, TAN, GST, EPFO, ESIC, and bank account opening—all in a single application.
Yes, a separate current bank account is mandatory for all Private Limited Companies. This ensures separation of personal and business finances, and is required for compliance with tax laws, GST, and corporate governance norms.
There is no mandatory minimum capital requirement to start a Private Limited Company in India. However, the company should have an authorized capital (typically ₹1 lakh or more) mentioned in its MOA, even though it need not be paid upfront.
A minimum of 2 directors and 2 shareholders are required to register a Private Limited Company. The maximum number of shareholders allowed is 200. A single individual can act as both a director and shareholder.
Yes, every Private Limited Company must file annual returns with the Registrar of Companies (ROC), maintain statutory registers, hold board meetings, and file income tax returns. Failure to comply can attract penalties and disqualification of directors.
Yes, an existing proprietorship can be converted into a Private Limited Company. This involves forming a new company and transferring assets and liabilities to it. The process requires a fresh registration and compliance with incorporation norms.
Private Limited Companies may enjoy lower tax rates, eligibility for various government schemes, and tax deductions under sections like 80JJAA or startup-specific benefits under DPIIT. Corporate tax rates are often more favorable compared to individual slab rates for proprietors.