Private Limited Company: The Foundation for Business Success
A Private Limited Company is one of the most popular business structures in India. It offers limited liability, employee attraction, dual roles for directors, and numerous other advantages. Startups and growing businesses often prefer this structure due to its ease of raising capital, ownership flexibility, and efficient management, making it a perfect choice for scaling enterprises.
What Will You Get?
Documents |
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Certificate of Incorporation |
Memorandum of Association (MOA) |
Articles of Association (AOA) |
Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) |
Director Identification Number (DIN) |
Permanent Account Number (PAN) |
Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number (TAN) |
Provident Fund (PF) Registration |
Employees' State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) Registration |
Professional Tax Registration |
Private Limited Company Registration: A Smart Choice for Entrepreneurs
Registering a Private Limited Company in India offers benefits like limited liability, legal recognition, and credibility. Favored by startups and growing businesses, it ensures flexible ownership and efficient management under the Companies Act 2013.
Sahyog simplifies the registration process, guiding you through obtaining essential documents like the Certificate of Incorporation, MOA, AOA, PAN, and TAN. With our expert support and transparent pricing, focus on scaling your business while we handle compliance and legalities. Trust Sahyog for seamless service and growth-oriented solutions!
Requirement | Details |
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Directors | Minimum 2 directors (At least 1 Indian Resident) |
Shareholders | Minimum 2 shareholders |
Nationality of Directors | At least 1 director must be an Indian Resident |
These directors and shareholders can either be the same or different individuals, with at least one director being an Indian Resident.
Document Type | Required Document |
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Color Photograph | Required for all directors and shareholders |
PAN Card | Must be provided by all directors and shareholders |
Identity Proof | Choose any 1: Driving License, Voter ID, Aadhaar Card, Passport |
Address Proof | Choose any 1: Bank Statement, Mobile Bill, Telephone Bill, Electricity Bill |
Note:
Address proof should be in the name of the Applicant only.
Address proof should not be older than 1 Month.
Document Type | Required Document |
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Address Proof | Choose any 1: Telephone Bill, Electricity Bill, Mobile Bill |
No Objection Certificate (NOC) | From the owner of the registered office address |
Feature | Description |
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Limited Liability | Directors and shareholders' liability is limited. In case of insolvency, only the company's assets are used to clear its debts. Directors and shareholders have no personal liabilities. |
Legal Entity | A private limited company is a separate legal entity. It can own property, enter into contracts, and be sued or sue in its own name. It instills confidence, particularly among larger organizations. |
Easy Transferability | Transferring ownership is easy. To sell the business, only the shareholding needs to be transferred to the purchaser, facilitating a smooth change in management and ownership. This process saves time, money, and stamp duty. |
Advantage | Description |
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Limited Liability | Liability of directors and shareholders is limited. Personal assets are not at risk in case of business failure. |
Legal Entity | The company is a separate legal entity from its directors and shareholders, which provides credibility. |
Easy Transferability | Shareholding can be easily transferred to facilitate smooth business transitions and ownership changes. |
Raising Capital | Can raise funds through private placement of shares. However, Public Limited Companies can raise funds from the general public. |
Taxation | Companies pay corporation tax on taxable profits, with more allowances and tax-deductible costs compared to sole traders or partnerships. |
Borrowing Capacity | Companies have better access to financial assistance, including loans, shares, and debentures. |
Dual Relationship | A person can be a shareholder, director, creditor, and employee of the company simultaneously. Example: Can receive remuneration as a director and dividend as a shareholder. |
Role | Benefit/Income | Example |
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Director | Remuneration for managing company operations | A director receives a salary for their services. |
Shareholder | Dividend from the company’s profits | A shareholder earns dividends on their shares. |
Lessor | Lease rent for property provided to the company | A lessor collects rent from leasing premises. |
Creditor | Interest on loans given to the company | A creditor earns interest on funds lent to the company. |
Private Limited Company registration offers numerous advantages over other business structures. It provides limited liability, a legal entity status, easy transferability, and greater flexibility for raising capital, taxation, and borrowing. This structure is ideal for businesses aiming for expansion and growth, ensuring long-term success in a secure and structured way.
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