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One Person Company

Starts from
Rs 5,799/-

Limited Liability Partnership

Starts from
Rs 5,999/-

Private Limited Company

Starts from
Rs 5,999/-

Partnership Firm

Starts from
Rs 2,999/-

HUF Registration

Starts from
Rs 1,499/-

Sole Proprietorship

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Rs 1,999/-

Register One Person Company In India

Register One Person Company in India at an offer price of ₹5,799/- Only (Inclusive of Government Fees and taxes)

One Person Company was introduced in India by the new Indian Companies Act of 2013. OPC is absolutely an appreciated means for entrepreneurial or professional establishments by individuals. This type of organization consolidates the advantages offered by a sole proprietorship and a properly fused private limited company. The fundamental preferences offered by an OPC are the characteristics of being a different lawful substance, restricted risk, ease of formation and lesser administrative compliance. Thus, the OPCs are quickly becoming well known in India. So, if you need to fire up your own business, you don’t need to put stress over all the complex & tedious procedures. So, if you need to fire up your own business, you don’t need to put stress over all the complex & tedious procedures. As there is no intervention from any outsider, an ever increasing number of Entrepreneurs are coming up and setting up their business.

REGISTER ONE PERSON COMPANY

Starts from

₹ 8,000/-

₹ 5,799/-

What You Get:

➦  Search for Name Availability

➦  Preparation of Application

➦  DIN of Director

➦  Digital Signature Certificate

➦    Memorandum of Association

➦    Articles of Association

➦    Certificate of Incorporation

➦    PAN & TAN of Income Tax

Documents Required For Registration

For Directors

✓ PAN Card

✓ Aadhaar Card

✓ Voter’s ID/Driving License/Passport

✓ Latest Bank Statement/Telephone or Mobile Bill/Electricity Bill or Gas Bill

✓ Passport Size Photographs of promoters/Directors

✓ Email ID and Mobile Number of Directors

✓ Specimen Signature of directors

For Company

✓ Notarised Rental Agreement in case of rented property or Sale/Property Deed in case of own property

✓ No-objection certificate from Land Owner in case of rented property

✓ Rent Receipt in case of rented property

✓ Electricity Bill/Telephone Bill/Gas Bill having the same address as appearing on the Rent Deed or the Registered Deed

Features of One Person Company In India

FAQs to Register One Person Company

At least one individual is required to start an OPC who can act as the shareholder as well as director.

As per the regulations only Indian residents can register an OPCs and that, too, only one at a time.

The whole process of company registration is online. You just need to submit your scanned documents with us at taxsharksindia@gmail.com Then your vCFO is all set to start the incorporation process. The list of required documents is give above.

No, FDI into a one person company in India is restricted.

An OPC is a good alternative to running a sole proprietorship, because it gives limited liability to the business owner. A sole proprietorship ceases to exist on the death of its promoter. In the case of an OPC, the nominee director takes over and the entity continues to exist.

An OPC has certain limitations. The person starting the business is its only director and shareholder. There is also a nominee director, but this person has no power whatsoever. The nominee exists only to take over in case of the death or incapacitation of the director. The nominee is chosen by the director & can be anyone such as your spouse, parents or siblings. The nominee will need to provide identity proof during registration.

No, an individual can form only one OPC at a time. This rule applies to the nominee as well.

The MCA is skeptical about a single person in charge of a large corporation. Therefore, it requires all OPCs to be converted into private limited or public limited companies on crossing a certain revenue number. Currently, in case of an average turnover of Rs. 2 crore or more for the three consecutive years or a paid-up capital of over Rs. 50 lakh, the OPC must mandatorily be converted into a Private Limited Company.

All such businesses must maintain books of accounts, comply with statutory audit requirements and submit income tax returns and annual filings with the RoC.