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Starting a Private Limited Company is a highly recommended way to begin a business in India. This type of company provides limited liability for its owners with certain rules on ownership. A LLP has partners who own and manage the business. However, in Private Limited Company registration, directors may be different from shareholders.
Rabbnoor Advisory, your leading legal advisor, offers quick Company Registration service in India at low prices. Here you will learn how to register your company.
We handle all legal procedures and fulfill the requirements set by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. After the company registration process is approved, you will receive a Certificate of Incorporation (COI), along with PAN and TAN. Now, you can open a bank account and start your business activities.
Registering a company has many benefits. It makes your business more credible. It helps your business by:
You will also receive a Zero Balance Current Account – Provided by DBS Bank.
Registering a company in India helps new businesses grow and gives them an advantage over those who haven’t registered. The Ministry of Corporate Affairs oversees the registration process according to the law.
Here are the steps:
In India, you can’t register a Private Limited company without providing proper identity and address proof. These documents are needed for all directors and shareholders of the company being formed. Here are the accepted documents by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) for the online company registration process:
Identity And Address Proof:
For foreign nationals, a notarized or apostatized copy of the passport is required. All submitted documents must be valid, and residency proof documents like the bank statement or utility bills should be less than two months old.
Registered Office Proof:
To register a company online in India, the company must have a registered office in the country. To prove authorization to use the registered office, a recent copy of a utility bill or local tax receipt or water bill should be submitted. Additionally, a tenant agreement, utility bill, or sale deed, along with a letter from the landlord allowing the use of the office as the registered office of the company, must be provided.
Documents needed include:
Note: Your registered office doesn’t have to be a commercial space; it can also be your residence.