Private limited company is the most popular corporate entity in India. We offer private limited company registration from Rs. 9999.00/- all inclusive fee.

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Eligibility

To incorporate a private limited company a minimum of two persons are required over the age of 18 years with atleast one person being an Indian citizen and resident.

Company Registration Process

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  • DSC

  • DIN

  • Name Approval

  • Incorporation

Digital Signature Certificate

1 Working Day

DSC is an electronic online signature issued by licensed certifying authorities. All the proposed directors of the company required to apply for the digital signature (DSC) which is necessary for digitally signing the electronic incorporation documents. DSC can be obtained either using supporting documents or Aadhar eKYC based authentication (supporting documents are not required in this case).

Director Identification Number

1 Working Day

ODIN or DPIN, i.e. directors PIN is a unique eight-digit identification number which is a mandatory requirement for existing as well as proposed directors of the company to maintain the director's information in a database. MCA allots a DIN to every director of the company with a lifetime validity without which one cannot be a director.

Name Approval

Upto 5 Working Days

Once we obtain the DIN and DSC of the directors, a list of minimum one or maximum 4 proposed names of the company in preferential order will be submitted to MCA for approval. Our representative will conduct a prior search for your name availability. Ideally, the name should be unique, suggestive of the business and end with the words 'Private Limited' in order to avoid the rejection. We get your company name approved subject to availability and naming guidelines.

Incorporation Documents

Upto 8 Working Days

After taking name approval, we draft a Memorandum of association and Articles of association for your company. All the incorporation documents need to be submitted with the prescribed e-form SPICe 32 along with the AOA, MOA and subscription statement. Once all the documents are duly verified and approved by the government, the certificate of incorporation is emailed to your id. Simultaneously, we will apply for PAN and TAN of your company.

Calendar of Obligations of a Private Company

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Every company is required to start the financial year on 1st April and close on 31st March. Based on this following is the calendar of obligations of a Company under Companies Act 2013.


S.NoDateParticulars
1.31st MarchClose Books of Accounts
2.30th JuneHold 1st Board Meeting and record the proceeding of meeting in the Minutes Book.
3.30th SeptemberHold 2nd Board Meeting for financial year and record the proceedings of meeting in the Minutes Book.
4.30th SeptemberHold Annual General Meeting on or before 30th Sept. during business hours (i.e. between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.) either at registered office of the Company or other place within the city where registered office is situated. An Annual General Meeting must be held in each calendar year. The day of holding AGM should not be a National Holiday.
5.30th OctoberFile a copy of Financial Statements consisting of Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss Account and cash flow statement within 30 days of Annual General Meeting.
6.30th OctoberIf new Directors are appointed at Annual General Meeting, file particulars of appointment of Directors in Form No. DIR-12 within 30 days, with Registrar of Companies.
7.30th OctoberIf shares are allotted to new members on 30th Sept., file a Return of Allotment in Form No. PAS-3 by 30th October. Form No. SH-7 shall also be filed with Registrar for increase in number of members.
8.30th November File Annual Return in Form MGT-7 with Registrar of Compliances within 60 days from date of holding Annual General Meeting.
9.30th NovemberIf charge is created on assets of the company on 31st October, file Form No. CHG-1 with Registrar of Companies by 30th November with instrument of charge.
10.31st December Hold 3rd Board Meeting for Financial year and record the proceedings of meetings in the Minutes Book.
11.31st MarchHold 4th Board Meeting for financial year by 31st March and record the proceedings of meetings in the Minutes Book.

Calendar of Obligations of a Private Company for GST

S.NoParticularsDate
1. GSTR-1 Monthly 10th of every month
2. GSTR-1 Quarterly 31st of (July, October, January and April)
3. GSTR-3B 20th of every month
4. GSTR-9 31st December

Calendar of Obligations of a Private Company for TDS and Income tax

S.NoParticularsDate
1. TDS Payment 7th of every month
2. TDS Return 31st for first three Quarters and for 4th Quarter-31st May
3. Advance Tax On or before 15th of (June, September, December and March)
4. Income Tax Return 30th September
5. Income Tax Return (Transfer Pricing) 30th November

Calendar of Obligations of a Private Company for RBI Compliances

S.NoParticularsDate
1. FLA Return 15th July on yearly basis

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