How to incorporate a Company in India
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We have described the procedural steps for the incorporation of a company in India in the below section. All the companies that are described in the Indian Companies Act of 2006 and the LLP Act of 2008, have been well-supported by our swift and faultless formation and registration in any part of India. Here, we are providing you with all essential and complete information about the formation and registration of public and private limited companies, for doing assured and reputed business.
Process of incorporation of Public and Private limited companies in India:
You will need two directors and minimum paid-up capital of INR 1 lakh for the incorporation of a Private limited company. However as per the new notification of MCA under companies act 2013 there is no minimum share capital requirement for registration of the private limited company. And, you will need three directors and minimum paid-up capital of INR-5 lakh in case of a public limited company.
Filing the Form Spice Part A, for checking the availability of the selected name for the company.
For the reservation of the company name and company registration, file Spice Part A.
Obtaining the DINs and DSCs from the MCA or Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Govt of India.
Filing the Form Spice Part-B and Spice Pro faultlessly, with the ROC.
Form DIR-2 is additionally submitted by the Director which declares his consent to act as a Director.
Carefully prepare the e-AOA and e-MOA of the company, and submit them to the ROC.
For the desired form of the company, obtain the certificate of company incorporation.
And at last, promptly acquiring the certificate of commencement of business.
