Registrar of Companies(ROC)

Incorporate Private Limited Company

7,999/-

  • Filing of E-forms with the Registrar of Companies (ROC)
  • Digital Signature Certificates (2 nos.)
  • Name approval (RUN – Reserve Uniqe Name)
  • Filing of SPICe form
  • Drafting of Memorandum of Association (MOA) & Articles of Association (AOA)
  • PAN Application
  • TAN Applicaiton
  • Issue of Certificate of Incorporation
  • Includes Govt Fees & Stamp duty for Authorized Capital upto Rs. 10 Lakh
  • Excludes foreign national or Foreign Body Corporate as a director OR business that need approval from RBI, SEBI or IRDA for incorporation

The plan is designed to get your business incorporated as a private limited company with two Resident Indian directors. Read More

Incorporate Limited Liability Company

7,999/-

  • Filing of E-forms with the Registrar of Companies (ROC)
  • Online Documents Collection
  • Designated Partner Identification Numbers-DPINs (2 nos.)
  • Digital Signature Certificates-DSCs (2 nos.)
  • Name Approval
  • PAN Application
  • TAN Applicaiton
  • Issue of Certificate of Incorporation
  • Includes Government Fees and Stamp Duty upto 1 Lakh Capital
  • Contribution by Designated Partners

Limited Liability Partnership firm (LLP) is a new concept in firm registration where partners get limited liability protection. Read More

Incorporate Section 8 Company

7,999/-

  • Filing of E-forms with the Registrar of Companies (ROC)
  • Digital Signature Certificates-DSCs (2 nos.)
  • Name approval (RUN – Reserve Uniqe Name)
  • Filing of SPICe form
  • Drafting of Memorandum of Association (MOA) & Articles of Association (AOA)
  • PAN Application
  • TAN Applicaiton
  • Issue of Certificate of Incorporation
  • Issue of Section 8 NGO license
  • Includes Govt Fees & Stamp duty for Authorized Capital upto Rs. 10 Lakh
  • Excludes foreign national or Foreign Body Corporate as a director OR business that need approval from RBI, SEBI or IRDA for incorporation

A section 8 Company is the Ideal business structure for NGO’s and Non Profit Organizations in India. The other structures can be trust and society. Section 8 companies are preferred as they are easy to run and get recognition from stakeholders. Read More

One Person Company

7,999/-

  • Filing of E-forms with the Registrar of Companies (ROC)
  • Digital Signature Certificates-DSCs (2 nos.)
  • Name approval (RUN – Reserve Uniqe Name)
  • Filing of SPICe form
  • Drafting of Memorandum of Association (MOA) & Articles of Association (AOA)
  • PAN Application
  • TAN Applicaiton
  • Issue of Certificate of Incorporation
  • Issue of Section 8 NGO license
  • Includes Govt Fees & Stamp duty for Authorized Capital upto Rs. 10 Lakh
  • Excludes foreign national or Foreign Body Corporate as a director OR business that need approval from RBI, SEBI or IRDA for incorporation

One Person Company (OPC) concept allows single founders to enjoy the status of a company. Forming a OPC helps to have full control over affairs of the business while keeping the liability limited. Read More

Partnership Company

7,999/-

  • PAN Application
  • Partnership Deed Drafting
  • Filing of deed and other documents with the Registrar of Firms
  • Issue of Certificate of Incorporation
  • Affidavit filing with the registrar

A partnership firm is a business entity where two or more people come together to carry out a business. Partners mutually decide the terms of operations and put it in form of a partnership deed. Read More

Proprietorship

7,999/-

  • PAN card of the proprietor
  • Address proof of the proprietor
  • Specimen signature
  • Passport size photos of proprietor
  • Personal monthly bank statements
  • No objection certificate from the owner
  • Ownership proof
  • Rent agreement of your registered office

Proprietorship Firm is most common structure opted by merchants and service providers. A sole proprietor becomes single owner of business. The law treats sole proprietor and his buisness as same and he is held personally liable for all business debts. Read More

Winding up of Company

7,999/-

  • Voluntary Winding up (upto 2 directors)
  • Conduct Board Meeting to pass resolution for declaration of solvency, appointment of liquidator, approval of draft resolution for winding up and fixing date of EGM.
  • Issue Notice for Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders
  • Conduct Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders to pass special resolutions for Windup
  • File declaration of Solvency together with supporting documents with ROC
  • File MGT14 together with certified copies of the special resolution passed in the Extraordinary General Meeting for winding up of the company.
  • Intimate appointment of Liquidator to ROC
  • Public notice in atleast one leading English newspaper and atleast one vernacular language newspaper, both having wide circulation in the State in which the registered office is situated, regarding passing of the resolution of the winding up of the company.
  • Wind up company affairs and prepare final accounts by liquidator , get them audited
  • File a copy of the audited accounts together with returns with ROC as well as with the Official Liquidator
  • File Special resolution dealing with disposal and custody of books of account and papers with Registrar of Companies
  • Relevant Secretarial services like submission of forms

Events like heavy losses, inability in meeting financial obligations etc make it difficult for businesses to sustain for long. A business running as a private limited company can be brought to an end by following voluntary winding up procedure initiated by members or by creditors. Read More

ROC Filing

7,999/-

  • Annual return filing (MGT 7 & AOC 4) for company (upto Rs. 1L authorized capital)
  • Annual return filing (Form 11 & Form 8) for LLP (upto Rs. 1L capital contribution)
  • Special Resolution (Any ONE)
  • Change of Director (DIR-12)
  • Change of registered office (INC-22)
  • Increase in Authorized share capital (SH-7)
  • Allotment of shares (PAS-3)
  • Creation of Charge (CHG-1)

Every Company and Limited Liability Partnership Firm need to file annual returns with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). Delay or non filing of return attracts heavy interest and penalties. Read More