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Company Registration

Starting a new business requires careful planning and legal compliance. At Prahar Filing & Advisory, we provide comprehensive registration services to help you set up your business entity seamlessly, ensuring it aligns with your goals and legal requirements.

In India, the process of company registration is commonly referred to as incorporation or company formation. Registering your company provides it with a distinct identity and grants it legal recognition.

Company incorporation in India is regulated by the Companies Act, 2013, and overseen by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). The incorporation process is conducted electronically through an online portal. Each state has its own Registrar of Companies (ROC), responsible for monitoring and ensuring compliance with the regulations applicable to businesses within that state.

Company Registration

Starting a new business requires careful planning and legal compliance. At Prahar Filing & Advisory, we provide comprehensive registration services to help you set up your business entity seamlessly, ensuring it aligns with your goals and legal requirements.

In India, the process of company registration is commonly referred to as incorporation or company formation. Registering your company provides it with a distinct identity and grants it legal recognition.

Company incorporation in India is regulated by the Companies Act, 2013, and overseen by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). The incorporation process is conducted electronically through an online portal. Each state has its own Registrar of Companies (ROC), responsible for monitoring and ensuring compliance with the regulations applicable to businesses within that state.

Key Advantages of Company Registration-

❖ Access to Funding: Makes it easier to obtain loans, investments, and issue shares.
❖ Brand Protection: Registration secures your business name, stopping others from using it and boosting your brand's value.
❖ Credibility: Increases trust and professionalism, attracting clients, suppliers, and investors.
❖ Global Recognition: Facilitates international business and attracts foreign investors.
❖ Legal Identity: Grants your business a separate legal identity and personal asset protection.
❖ Limited Liability: Shareholders' liability is limited to their share value, protecting personal assets.
❖ Ownership Transfer: Shares can be easily transferred without disrupting operations.
❖ Perpetual Succession: The company continues to exist despite changes in ownership or leadership.

Key Advantages of Company Registration-

❖ Access to Funding: Makes it easier to obtain loans, investments, and issue shares.
❖ Brand Protection: Registration secures your business name, stopping others from using it and boosting your brand's value.
❖ Credibility: Increases trust and professionalism, attracting clients, suppliers, and investors.
❖ Global Recognition: Facilitates international business and attracts foreign investors.
❖ Legal Identity: Grants your business a separate legal identity and personal asset protection.
❖ Limited Liability: Shareholders' liability is limited to their share value, protecting personal assets.
❖ Ownership Transfer: Shares can be easily transferred without disrupting operations.
❖ Perpetual Succession: The company continues to exist despite changes in ownership or leadership.

The fees for company registration in India depend on several factors, including the type of company, the authorized capital etc. Here’s an overview of typical costs:
• Government Fees: Varies based on authorized capital (e.g., ₹2,000 for up to ₹1 lakh).
• Stamp Duty: Varies by state and capital.
• Digital Signature Certificate (DSC): ₹1,000 to ₹2,000 per director.
• Director Identification Number (DIN): Typically included in government fees
Here is a list of the documents required for company registration in India:
1. For Directors and Shareholders:
- PAN Card (mandatory for Indian nationals)
- Proof of Identity (Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, Passport, or Driving License)
- Proof of Address (Bank statement, Utility bill, or Rent agreement)
- Proof of Address (Electricity bill, Water bill, or Property tax receipt)
- No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the owner (if rented)
Registering a company in India offers several benefits, such as establishing it as a legal entity, ensuring it can continue even if ownership changes, limiting the personal liability of its owners, allowing it to take legal action or face lawsuits, and giving it its own borrowing power. Considering these advantages, registering a company is a smart choice when starting a business.

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