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Auriga Accounting has a team of registration experts who can provide complete guidance to register your New Ltd Company Set Up.
Our team of experts will get in touch with you and collect all necessary documents and details
We fill out and file your application for Registration.
Your New Ltd Company Set Up
Auriga Accounting has a team of registration experts who can provide complete guidance to register your New Ltd Company Set Up.
Our team of experts will get in touch with you and collect all necessary documents and details
We fill out and file your application for Registration
Your New Ltd Company Set Up
A Limited Company is an independent legal entity that exists separately from its owners (shareholders) and directors. This means the company itself can own property, enter into contracts, borrow money, sue or be sued, and conduct business in its own name—completely distinct from the individuals who run or own it. One of the greatest advantages of this structure is limited liability protection, which ensures that the personal assets of shareholders—such as their home, car, or savings—remain safeguarded if the company faces financial difficulties or legal disputes. In other words, shareholders are only liable for the amount they have invested in the company’s shares.
A Limited Company is an independent legal entity, entirely separate from its owners (shareholders) and directors. This structure allows the company to enter into contracts, own assets, borrow funds, and take on liabilities in its own name—ensuring that the personal assets of the owners, such as their homes or savings, remain protected if the business faces financial or legal challenges. Essentially, the company bears its own debts and obligations, providing a strong layer of security for its stakeholders.
Private Limited Company (Pvt Ltd): The most popular choice for startups, entrepreneurs, and small to medium-sized businesses. Its shares are privately held and cannot be offered to the public, ensuring greater control and flexibility.
Public Limited Company (PLC): Suitable for larger organizations aiming to raise capital from the public. It can offer shares publicly but must comply with more stringent legal and financial requirements.
If you are currently operating as a sole proprietor or partnership, transitioning to a limited company structure provides significant advantages — including limited liability protection, enhanced credibility, easier access to investment, and a more professional business image. This move not only strengthens your legal and financial foundation but also supports long-term growth and scalability.
Private Limited Company (Pvt Ltd): This is the most common choice for startups, small, and medium-sized businesses. Its shares are privately held and cannot be offered to the public, ensuring greater control for the owners. Shareholders enjoy limited liability protection, meaning their personal assets are safeguarded. It is simpler to manage and comes with fewer compliance requirements compared to a public company, making it ideal for growing businesses.
Public Limited Company (PLC): A PLC is suited for larger businesses looking to raise capital from the public. It can issue shares to the public but must adhere to stricter regulatory and compliance standards. This structure demands higher transparency in financial reporting and corporate governance. Many companies choose this model with a view toward future stock market listing.
Company Limited by Shares: Most limited companies operate under this model. The company is owned by shareholders and raises funds by selling shares. Profits are distributed to shareholders through dividends, and shareholders have voting rights on important business decisions, giving them a say in the company’s management.
Company Limited by Guarantee: This structure is typically used by non-profit organizations, charities, or associations. It does not have share capital; instead, members act as guarantors who agree to contribute a fixed amount if the company is wound up. Any profits generated are reinvested to support the company’s objectives rather than distributed to members.
Minimum Number of Members:
Private Limited Company: Requires at least 2 shareholders and can have a maximum of 200 shareholders.
Public Limited Company: Requires a minimum of 7 shareholders with no upper limit.
Minimum Number of Directors:
Private Limited Company: At least 2 directors.
Public Limited Company: At least 3 directors.
All directors must be individuals aged 18 years or above.
Digital Signature Certificate (DSC): Every proposed director must obtain a DSC to securely sign and submit electronic documents on the MCA portal.
Director Identification Number (DIN): All directors must have a valid DIN, which can be obtained during the incorporation process.
Registered Office: The company must have a physical registered office in India, along with valid proof of address.
Unique Company Name: The company name must be unique, comply with MCA guidelines, and include “Private Limited” or “Limited” as applicable.
Shareholders’ Consent: All shareholders must provide their consent to become members and agree to abide by the company’s Articles of Association.
Choose a Company Name: Select a distinctive and appropriate name that aligns with your branding, ensuring it meets regulatory naming criteria and is not already registered.
Prepare Essential Documents: Draft the Memorandum and Articles of Association, and compile necessary details for directors, the company secretary, and shareholders.
Register the Company: Complete and submit the registration form (such as Form IN01 or its equivalent), along with the required documentation and registration fee.
Receive Certificate of Incorporation: Upon approval, obtain the official Certificate of Incorporation, which legally confirms the company’s formation.
Establish Financial Infrastructure: Open a dedicated business bank account and implement appropriate accounting and financial management systems.
Register for Taxation: Register with relevant tax authorities for applicable taxes, such as VAT or corporate income tax.
Fulfill Legal and Regulatory Requirements: Secure any additional licenses or permits necessary for your business operations and ensure ongoing compliance with local laws and regulations.
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