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How do I register my company so that it’s recognized by the Indian government? What will be the costs?

Prabhakara S K Shetty

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A.If you want , talk to me
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Prabhakara S K Shetty

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A.You need a person with knowledge of company Law and Rules under it to form a Company. If you are forming a private limited Company the minimum share Capital of one lakh, you may have to spend Rs. 60,000/-. if you are forming a public limited company with a authorised share capital of Rs. one Crore you may need to spend minimum Rs. 10 lakhs . You will need a lawyer and an auditor for both and if it is the pub;lic ltd., you also should employ a Company Secretary.
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Sidhaarth

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A.For creating company several formalities are required to be completed. The cost may vary from twenty five thousand to one lakh.
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Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield

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A.company purpose ?
how many people ?

except partnership company, all other type of companies are recognized by the Indian government.
costs charged is from 10k to 1 lakh based on type of company.
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Obtaining a unique identification number is the first step in the company registration process in India. According to the Companies Amendment Act of 2006, all directors of a corporation must obtain a Director Identification Number (DIN). DIN is an 8-digit number given under Section 153 of the Companies Act. In India, the company registration process necessitates the acquisition of a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) to ensure a safe method of submitting documents electronically. Proposed directors' full name, father's name, DOB, address with evidence, PAN card copy, identity proof, and a photograph are all needed for a digital signature application. It is important to get registered on the MCA portal. Applicants must also establish charter documents such as the Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association as part of the company registration process (AOA). Fill out an application for a company name that is exclusive. The next step in the Indian company registration process is to record the name and address of the company, as well as the notice of appointment of directors, secretary, and manager. Obtaining a PAN (Permanent Account Number) for your company is the final step in the company registration process in India. After getting your PAN, you'll need to get your TAN (Tax Account Number). Following your PAN, you must obtain a TAN (Tax Account Number) for your company. It can be collected from any Assessing Officer working for your state's Income Tax Department. The cost of forming a sole proprietorship is around Rs 2,500, whereas forming a partnership costs around Rs 5,000. If you form a private (LLP or LLC) company with a minimum authorized capital of Rs 1,000,000, registration costs Rs 7,000.

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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

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You must send an application to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs if you want to start a new business in India (MCA). You may also submit your application remotely via the MCA portal. A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) and a Director Identity Number (DIN), among other items, are required for registration. For a digital signature application, the proposed directors' full name, father's name, DOB, address with proof, PAN card copy, identification proof, and a photograph are all needed and it is important to register on the MCA portal. As part of the company registration process, applicants must also create charter documents such as the Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA). In India, a sole proprietorship costs around Rs 2,500 to register, while a partnership costs around Rs 5,000 to register. Registration costs Rs 7,000 if you form a private (LLP or LLC) company with a minimum authorised capital of Rs 1,00,000.

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