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A Private Limited Company is a type of business entity in India governed by the Companies Act, 2013. It has a separate legal identity from its owners, limited liability for shareholders, and restrictions on share transferability. It is one of the most preferred business structures for startups and growing businesses due to its legal credibility and fundraising capabilities.

 

A minimum of two shareholders and two directors are required to form a Private Limited Company. The same individuals can act as both shareholders and directors. The maximum number of shareholders allowed is 200.

To register a Private Limited Company, you need at least two directors (one must be an Indian resident), a unique company name, a registered office address in India, and valid identity and address proofs of all directors and shareholders. Additionally, Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) and Director Identification Numbers (DIN) are mandatory.

Yes, NRIs and foreign nationals can be directors or shareholders in an Indian Private Limited Company, subject to certain compliance and FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) regulations. However, at least one director must be a resident of India.

The required documents include PAN card and Aadhaar card of all directors/shareholders, passport-sized photographs, utility bill or rent agreement as proof of registered office, and a NOC from the property owner if the office is rented.

The registration process typically takes 5 to 10 working days, subject to the availability of documents and approval from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).

No, it is not necessary. You can register a Private Limited Company at a residential address as long as you can provide valid address proof and a NOC from the property owner.

There is no minimum capital requirement to start a Private Limited Company. You can start with a capital as low as ₹1. However, the authorized capital should be specified in the incorporation documents.

Private Limited Companies must comply with several annual requirements such as holding board and general meetings, maintaining statutory registers, filing annual returns with ROC (Registrar of Companies), and income tax returns. Auditing of accounts is also mandatory, irrespective of turnover.

Yes, a sole proprietorship can be converted into a Private Limited Company by following due process under the Companies Act. This includes incorporating a new company and transferring the assets and liabilities of the proprietorship to the new entity through an agreement.

Key advantages include limited liability protection, separate legal entity, easier access to funding and investors, improved credibility, and the ability to scale the business with ease. It also ensures perpetual succession, meaning the company continues to exist even if a shareholder or director leaves or dies.

GST registration is not mandatory at the time of incorporation unless the company’s turnover crosses the prescribed threshold (currently ₹40 lakhs for goods and ₹20 lakhs for services), or it deals in inter-state supply or certain specified goods/services.

Yes, a Private Limited Company can be closed voluntarily through the strike-off process or by applying for liquidation if certain conditions are met. The closure process must follow the procedure laid down by the MCA and other applicable authorities.

The cost of registration depends on professional fees, government filing fees, and other charges like DSC, DIN, PAN, and TAN application fees. Typically, the total cost ranges between ₹6,000 to ₹15,000, depending on service providers.

While it is not legally mandatory to hire a Chartered Accountant or Company Secretary, it is highly recommended to take help from professionals for correct filing and compliance, especially for drafting MOA, AOA, and legal documentation.

No, a Private Limited Company is not allowed to invite the public to subscribe to its shares or debentures. It can raise funds privately through investors, venture capitalists, or private placements, but it cannot list its shares on a stock exchange like a public company.

A Private Limited Company has shareholders and is governed by the Companies Act, while an LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) has partners and is governed by the LLP Act. A company offers better scalability and funding options, whereas an LLP offers more flexibility and fewer compliance requirements.

No, the proposed company name must be unique and not similar or identical to any existing company, LLP, trademark, or business name. The Ministry of Corporate Affairs will reject names that cause confusion or violate intellectual property rights.

MOA (Memorandum of Association) defines the company’s main objectives, scope of activities, and relationship with shareholders. AOA (Articles of Association) outlines the internal rules and procedures for management, including director roles, meetings, and share handling. Both documents are mandatory at the time of registration.

Yes, it is mandatory to open a separate bank account in the company’s name after incorporation. All business transactions must be conducted through this account to maintain transparency and proper accounting, especially for tax and compliance purposes.