Private limited Company Registration
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Price: ₹ 8500/-*
*Subject to approval of Government portal services
1) Inc. Govt fees upto 1 lakh capital
2) 2 DSC
3) INC-20A (Business Commencement)
4) MSME registration
5) Share Certificate
Profession Tax (PT) in Maharashtra is a tax imposed by the state government on individuals earning income through employment, business, or profession. It is a source of revenue for the state and is governed by the Maharashtra State Tax on Professions, Trades, Callings, and Employments Act, 1975. The tax is applicable to both salaried employees and self-employed individuals, and the amount payable is determined by income brackets.
A Private Limited Company can be registered online in 8 to 10 days’ subject approval of government at very affordable price.
1) 2 Director & 2 Member (Can be same person)
2) No minimum capital requirement
3) Digital Signature (DSC) for all Director/Member
1) Obtaining Digital Signature of the Director/Members – Each prospective director and member must obtain a digital signature (DSC).
2) Name application for Private Limited Company with MCA – A request for a company name must be submitted to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). The proposed company name must be unique.
3) Incorporation documents – All documents and information pertaining to the registered office, directors, and members, as well as the Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA), must be submitted via online forms (SPICe Form) following the approval of the Company’s name.
4) The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) will approve the forms and issue a Certificate of Incorporation along with a Pan card and Tan allotment letter if it determines that all the documents and information are accurate and complete.
5) Opening of Current Account – Once a company is registered in India. The company must submit all the required documents and apply for a current account with any banks.
Once the name is approved, you need to prepare the following documents:
1) Pan card
2) Aadhar Card
3) Electricity bill
4) Passport size photograph
5) Passport/Driving license/Voting Card
6) Bank statement/Utility bill
7) Address proof for office of One Person Company
1) Limited Liability – In the event that the Company files for bankruptcy, the directors’ personal assets are protected by the Private Company.
2) Credibility – Private limited companies are more popular among financial institutions, suppliers, and clients because they have a better reputation and credibility.
3) Fund raising – A private limited company has a number of options for raising capital, including venture capitalists, share sales, and bank loans.
4) Separate legal entity – A Private Limited Company is distinct from another entity legally. Members of the company, such as shareholders or directors, are not personally responsible for the obligations of the company.
5) Perpetual existence – Private businesses are always in existence. This indicates that the company will continue to exist until it is formally dissolved.
6) Ownership Transferability – It is easy to transfer a member of Private Company’s shares to a new owner. In essence, Members can easily transfer their shares.
You can easily complete the company registration process with the aid of anuvartanaservices.com in as little as 10-15 days!
Private Limited Companies in Pune are required to abide by a number of clauses of the Companies Act, 2013, including submitting annual returns and financial statements, holding board meetings and general meetings, maintaining statutory registers, and keeping accurate books of accounts and records.
For the registration of a private limited company in Pune, there are no minimum requirements for authorised capital or paid-up capital.
Yes, a physical office space in Pune, which can be owned or rented, is required for the registration of a private limited company.
Yes, subject to observing the requirements of the Companies Act, 2013, and other regulations, a Private Limited Company registered in Pune may change its status in the future to become a Public Limited Company.