StartupGali India
Public limited company registration including 7 DSC, 3 DIN, 1 RUN Name Approval, 5 Lakhs Authorised Capital. PAN + TAN + Share Certificate + Incorporation Kit. Required : 7 Members.
StartupGali India
Public limited company registration including 7 DSC, 3 DIN, 1 RUN Name Approval, 10 Lakhs authorised Capital, PAN, TAN, Share Certificates, Company Kit, GST registration + 1 Month GST Return. Inclusive of government fees and taxes.
StartupGali India
Public limited company registration including 7 DSC, 3 DIN, 1 RUN Name Approval, 10 Lakhs Authorised Capital, PAN, TAN, Share Certificates, Company Kit, GST registration, Trademark Registration. Inclusive of government fees and taxes.
Public Limited Companies are companies whose shares are traded on the stock market or which issue fixed deposits.
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY IN INDIA :
INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY IN INDIA
Directors Detail:
1. Educational Qualification of all the Directors.
2. Profession/Occupation of all the directors with area of Operation
3. Citizenship alongwith Residential Status of all the Directors
4. Place of Birth of all the Directors
5. Permanent & Present Residential Status of all the Directors
6. Contact Numbers of all the Directors
7. Email Ids of all the Directors
Company Detail
WHAT IS INCLUDED IN OUR PUBLIC COMPANY REGISTRATION PACKAGE?
Basic:
ADVANTAGES OF PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY IN INDIA
10-20 days (Subject to ROC Response) after receipt of all the necessary documents, the breakup of the number of days is as follows:-
| Activity | Days |
|---|---|
| Taking Digital Signature of Directors | 1-2 Day |
| Taking Directors Identification Number (DIN) | 1 Day |
| Reservation of the name of the Company | 2-7 Days |
| Preparation of other documents such as MOA,AOA, Forms etc | 2 Days |
| Filling of documents with Authorities | 1 Day |
| Getting Final Certificate of Incorporation | 3-7 Days |
| Total Number of Days | 10-20 Days |
1. What's a public limited Company?
The public limited company is a wider form of limited company, which has no limitation on the maximum number of shareholders, the listing of its shares on the stock market, the transfer of shares and the collection of public funds and the acceptance of public deposits; all of these activities can not be carried out by a private limited company. Again, unlike a private limited company, a public limited company is governed and managed by a Board of Directors established by unanimous consent of the shareholders. However, the burden of compliance on a public limited company is much higher than that necessary for a private limited company.
2. What are the Liabilities of Public Limited Company ?
As a public limited company deals with public money, it must comply strictly with rather heavy duties, which are larger than those carried out by a private limited company. Apart from regular income tax compliance, there are many periodic and annual compliances to be made by a public limited company with ROC / MCA, SEBI, RBI, etc. In addition to securing and promoting the profits and welfare of all the shareholders of the public limited company on an ongoing basis, these regulatory obligations.
3. What are the benefits of registering a company as a public limited company instead of a private limited company?
In addition to taking advantage of all the features and facilities enjoyed by a private limited company, a public limited company is entitled to become public, to issue its shares on the stock market or to accept public deposits. The following are the main and most significant exclusive features of a public limited company:
4. What are the primary requirements for the establishment of a public limited company in India?
A minimum of Seven Shareholders and Three Directors are required to set up a public limited company anywhere in India; directors may also be shareholders. The requirement for a minimum paid-up share capital of INR 5 Lac has been removed by the Companies (Amendment) Act, 2015.
5. How can a public company can go for subscribing to its shares?
A public company is free to invite the public to subscribe to its shares by issuing a prospectus (i.e. any document or notice, circular, advertisement or other document inviting the public to subscribe or purchase any securities of a corporate entity).
6. Can a public company also issue its shares directly to the general public?
No, in the first place, a public company must offer its existing shareholders the additional issue of shares as right shares. Further issue of shares may only be made available to the general public with the approval of existing shareholders at the shareholders 'meeting.
7. What is the validity of the ROC Certificate of Incorporation?
Once a Certificate of Incorporation is issued by the ROC, the Certificate of Incorporation shall be valid for the life of the company unless the Certificate of Incorporation is issued for winding up.
8. What are the post-incorporation requirements for a public limited company?
Once you have received a Certificate of Incorporation, your Company Name and Directors 'Details will be available on the MCA Web-Site. Now a company that has the share capital required to obtain a separate CERTIFICATE OF THE COMMENCEMENT of business.
