§1What you get

  • Name approval and SPICe+ filing on the MCA portal
  • DSC and DIN for directors
  • Certificate of Incorporation, PAN, TAN
  • MOA and AOA drafts
  • Bank account papers and a first-year compliance list

§2Rules worth knowing

§3Documents

Tick off each one as you get it ready.

§4How the work is done

  1. 1

    Agree name options, directors and shareholding

  2. 2

    DSC and SPICe+ form prepared

  3. 3

    MCA filing and approval

  4. 4

    Bank account and first compliance after incorporation

§5Questions and answers

What does a company have to do through the year?

Board meetings, appointing an auditor, the annual audit, ROC filings (AOC-4, MGT-7) and the income tax return. Budget for these costs in your plan.

When should a proprietorship become a company?

When an investor, a large loan, a tender or a partner comes in — or when you want to avoid personal liability.

§6See also

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Sources

  1. Ministry of Corporate Affairs — SPICe+
  2. Companies Act, 2013 — Sections 3 and 149

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