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Company registration is the legal step to officially start your business with government recognition. After registration you get a Certificate of Incorporation and a CIN (Company Identification Number), and your business becomes its own separate entity.
Whether you're starting Private Limited Company, LLP or One person company, we make your registration fast, easy, and 100% online.
Registering a company in India is the first and most important step toward legally starting your business. Under the Companies Act 2013, any individual or group can set up a business for lawful activities by following the rules of the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). Once registered, your business gets a unique legal identity with several rights and protections under Indian law.
Choosing the right business structure is important; it will affect your daily operations, compliance work, and long-term goals. You can register as Private Limited Company, Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) or Sole Proprietorship, depending on your business needs. Each type offers different benefits in ownership, flexibility, and legal protection. Company registration in India also helps you gain government benefits, legal recognition, and market credibility.
We understand your business goals and help you choose the right type of company.
We assist in selecting and reserving your company name with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).
We collect and prepare all required documents such as ID proofs, address proofs, and Digital Signature Certificate (DSC).
Our experts file all the incorporation forms and documents with the MCA online.
Once approved, you receive your Certificate of Incorporation along with PAN, TAN, and other registration details.
We also help with GST registration, opening a current bank account, and compliance setup.
Choosing the right type of company is an important step in your business journey. Each structure has its own advantages based on your goals, business size, and future plans.
| Points | Private Limited Company | One Person Company (OPC) | Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) | Partnership Firm | Proprietorship Firm |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Applicable Law | Companies Act, 2013 | Companies Act, 2013 | LLP Act, 2008 | Partnership Act, 1932 | No specific law (local rules apply) |
| Registration | Must register with ROC (Registrar of Companies) | Must register with ROC | Must register with ROC | Can register under State law | Not mandatory, but can register locally |
| Number of Owners | Minimum 2 and up to 200 people | Only 1 owner and 1 nominee | Minimum 2 people, no maximum limit | Minimum 2 and up to 20 people | Only 1 owner |
| Separate Legal Identity | Yes, it has its own legal identity | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| Liability Protection | Owners’ risk is limited to their share | Owner’s risk is limited | Partners’ risk is limited | Partners have full personal risk | Owner has full personal risk |
| Statutory Audit | Compulsory every year | Compulsory every year | Needed only if turnover crosses limit | Not compulsory | Not compulsory |
| Ownership Transfer | Easy to transfer shares | Not transferable | Needs consent from other partners | Not easy | Not possible |
| Perpetual Existence | Continues even if owners change | Continues after owner’s death (nominee takes over) | Continues as a separate firm | Ends if a partner leaves or dies | Ends if owner stops or dies |
| Foreign Ownership | Allowed under rules | Not allowed | Allowed under rules | Not allowed | Not allowed |
| Taxation | Company tax rate | Company tax rate | Partnership tax rate | Partnership tax rate | Personal income tax rate |
| Compliance Work | High – yearly reports & filings | Medium – some yearly reports | Medium – few yearly forms | Low – simple filings | Very low – basic tax filing |
Regulated under: Companies Act, 2013
A Private Limited Company (Pvt Ltd) is a popular business structure in India. It gives your company a separate legal identity and protects your personal assets from business risks. Requires at least 2 shareholders and 2 directors with a maximum of 200 members; shares cannot be publicly traded. Needs DIN and DSC for directors' MoA/AoA.
Regulated under: LLP Act, 2008
A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) combines benefits of partnership and company. It’s simple to manage, has low compliance, has no minimum capital requirement, and offers limited liability protection to partners. Minimum 2 partners (no maximum limit) and 2 designated partners, one resident in India. Needs DSC, proofs, and designated partner IDs.
Regulated under: Companies Act, 2013
A One Person Company (OPC) allows a single individual to form a company in India, acting as both sole shareholder and director. It provides limited liability, separate legal identity, and complete control to one owner. Requires one member (Indian citizen/resident) and one director (up to 15) with a mandatory nominee for succession. Needs to file the SPICe+ form with MCA, including DIN/DSC, MoA/AoA, nominee details, and proofs.
Regulated under: Indian Partnership Act, 1932
A Partnership Firm involves two or more individuals agreeing to share profits and responsibilities of business. It's not a separate legal entity, so partners have unlimited liability for debts. Minimum 2 partners (maximum 20 for general business, 10 for banking). Draft a notarized partnership deed, and file Form A with the register of firms (state-level) and ID/address proof.
Regulated under: Companies Act, 2013
A Public Limited Company (PLC) is a business structure in India that offers shares to the general public via stock exchange. It functions as a separate legal entity with unlimited shareholders and stricter regulation for transparency. Required minimum 7 shareholders (no upper limit) and 3 directors. Needs to file SPICe+ form with MCA, including DIN/DSC for director, MoA/AoA, and minimum 5 lakh paid-up capital (varies).
When you register a company, it's important to know the laws that protect your rights and guide your business operations.When you choose our Company Registration Service, we handle all legal filings and ensure your business is registered as per the correct Act so you can focus on growth, not paperwork.
Companies Act, 2013
Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008
Indian Partnership Act, 1932
Income Tax Act, 1961
Goods and Services Tax (GST) Act, 2017
From name approval to final certification
Company registration in India is regulated by several key Acts and Government bodies that ensure transparency, accountability, and legal recognition. Each type of business entity is governed by specific Acts that ensure your company is legally valid and compliant.
Minimum 2 Directors and 2 Shareholders are required.
Minimum 3 Directors and 7 Shareholders are required.
Only 1 Director and 1 Nominee are needed.
Minimum 2 Partners are required.
At least one director of the company must be an Indian resident. A person who has stayed in India for at least 182 days during the previous financial year.
The company name must be unique and not identical or similar to any existing company or trademark. The name should follow guidelines set by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).
Foreign nationals and non-residents can act as directors or shareholders by providing notarized and apostilled proofs of identity and address such as passport and utility bills.
Indian applications need valid documents like PAN, Aadhaar and recent address proof (utility bill or bank statement, not older than 60 days)
Every individual who wants to become a company director must have a Director Identification Number (DIN) and a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) for e-forms and signing company documents
Directors and shareholders need to be at least 8 years old and legally capable of signing contracts.
Before you start the registration process, make sure you have all the necessary documents and details ready. Here's a simple checklist that will help you prepare efficiently.
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Company registration is the legal process of forming a new company under the Companies Act, 2013. It gives your business a separate legal identity, so you can legally open a bank account, own assets, and entre into contracts. It also enhances credibility, protects your brand name, and helps attract investors.