i. Separate legal entity
A company is both a legal entity and a juristic person — it can acquire property, incur debts, sue, be sued, and hire employees in its own name.
Service
Company Registration
End-to-end Private Limited Company incorporation — from name approval and DSC to your Certificate of Incorporation.
A Private Limited Company requires a minimum of 2 Directors and 2 Shareholders, with at least one Director being an Indian resident and citizen.
Because a company is a separate legal entity, its members — whether shareholders or directors — are not personally liable for the company's obligations. A company also has perpetual succession: it continues to exist regardless of changes in membership, until it is legally dissolved. This combination of limited liability and continuity is what makes the Private Limited structure the default choice for serious businesses in India.
Why incorporate
Advantages of a Private Limited Company.
ii. Limited liability
Shareholders are liable only to the extent of their unpaid share capital. Personal assets of members remain protected from the company's obligations.
iii. Fundraising flexibility
A company can raise both debt and equity from shareholders, angels, VCs, private equity, NBFCs, banks, and foreign investors — options unavailable to other structures.
iv. Perpetual succession
The company continues to exist independent of its members. Death, retirement, or transfer of shares doesn't disrupt business continuity.
v. Creditworthiness
Mandatory ROC filings and statutory audits create a level of transparency that lenders and counterparties trust — making credit easier to obtain.
vi. Brand credibility
The "Private Limited" suffix signals seriousness to customers, partners, and regulators — particularly important for B2B engagements and government tenders.
Process
How we register your company.
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Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
We obtain Digital Signatures by filing the relevant forms on the MCA portal. A DSC is mandatory for all proposed directors and for the subscribers to the Memorandum of Association (MoA) and Articles of Association (AoA).
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Director Identification Number (DIN)
Anyone wishing to act as a director must obtain a DIN. We apply for DIN as part of the SPICe+ form (the integrated company registration form) — no separate filing required.
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Registration on the MCA portal
We complete the SPICe+ form, conduct a name run for your proposed name, and submit all required documents. If a name is rejected, we re-file with a fresh name (statutory fees apply on re-filing).
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Certificate of Incorporation
Once the Registrar of Companies verifies the application, the Certificate of Incorporation is issued — formally bringing your company into existence.
Compare structures
Proprietorship · Partnership · LLP · Company · OPC.
Choosing the right business structure has long-term consequences for liability, tax, and compliance. Here's how the five common Indian structures compare at a glance.
| Feature | Proprietorship | Partnership | LLP | Pvt. Ltd. Company | OPC |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of persons | One | Two or more | Two or more | Two or more | One person + one nominee |
| Designation | Proprietor | Partner | Designated Partner | Director | Director |
| Name | As chosen | As chosen | Ends with "LLP" | Ends with "Private Limited" | Ends with "OPC Private Limited" |
| Registration | Shops & Establishment | Registrar of Firms | Registrar of Companies | Registrar of Companies | Registrar of Companies |
| Capital | No minimum | No minimum | No minimum | No minimum | No minimum |
| Legal status | Not separate | Not separate | Separate entity | Separate entity | Separate entity |
| Liability | Unlimited | Unlimited | Limited | Limited | Limited |
| Audit | Above ₹1 crore turnover | Above ₹1 crore turnover | Contribution > ₹25 lakh or turnover > ₹40 lakh | Compulsory | Compulsory |
| Compliance | Least | More than proprietorship | More than partnership, less than company | Most | Less than company |
| Filing of resolution | No | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Taxability | Slab rates | Slab rates | 30% + surcharge + cess; profit distribution not taxed | 30% + surcharge + cess; profit distribution taxed | Comparatively higher |
| Meetings | Not mandatory | Not mandatory | Not mandatory | Mandatory | Mandatory |
| Credibility | Lower | Lower | Mid | High | High |
| Dissolution | Easy | Easy | Less complex than company | Complex | Complex |
| Governing law | Not separate; no specific Act | Partnership Act, 1932 | LLP Act, 2008 | Companies Act, 2013 | Companies Act, 2013 |
Indicative comparison only. Specific tax and compliance positions depend on facts; please obtain advice for your matter.
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