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REQUIREMENTS FOR REGISTRATION OF A PRIVATE COMPANY

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 REQUIREMENTS FOR REGISTRATION OF A PRIVATE COMPANY A  private limited company  is held for small businesses and is widely prevalent among corporate legal entities. It is the most preferred type of business entity among the Angel Investors, Banks, Venture Capitalists, and other such budgetary organizations.  Below are a few mentioned documents that are required for the  Incorporation of a private company KYC requirements for directors (with self-attestation) Latest passport size photo. Copy of Pan card of Directors  Copy of Aadhaar Card Copy of Voter Identity card/ driving license/passport of the director In the case of NRI or foreign nationals, a passport copy has to be notarized at the Indian Embassy of the particular country.  Notarized utility bill of the particular country where the NRI or foreign national resides. Latest bank statement of not less than two months old. KYC requirements for the registered office Registered office proof of the company stating if the property is rent

Annual Filing Requirements for LLPs

Annual Filing Requirements for LLPs A limited liability partnership (LLP) is a form of business entity in which all of the partners have limited liability. Each partner is solely responsible for himself and is not accountable for the fault of the other partners. Corporations choose a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP). An LLP must keep its active status by filing all obligatory compliances with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs on a regular basis. This is required of all LLPs, whether or not they are operating a company. LLP Form 11 All LLPs must file Form 11 within 60 days from the closure of the financial year. There is a prescribed fee that needs to be paid. This form has the following details mentioned Total number of partners Total number of contributions received from all partners Details of body corporate as partners Summary of partners LLP Form 8 It is mandatory to file Form 8 within 30 days from the end of six months of the financial year. This form needs to be signed by 2 de

HOW TO SAVE TAXES IN A PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY

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  HOW TO SAVE TAXES IN A PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY A  private limited company  is best suited for small businesses. The liability of the members is limited to the number of shares that are held by them and these shares cannot be publicly traded.  HERE ARE A FEW POINTS THAT WILL HELP YOU SAVE TAXES IF YOU OWN A PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY   One of the easiest ways to  save on tax  is by paying salaries to the  directors   Profits can be shared as salary instead of sharing as dividends   A sitting fee can be paid to the directors for attending board or committee meetings Assets can be categorized as capital assets on the balance sheet of the company when they are purchased.      Here’s how bookkeeping your company’s records will help you save taxes .  Bookkeeping refers to the organizing, storing, and accessing the financial information of a company.  Keeping a record of the company’s rent expenses and preliminary expenses like drafting of  MOA  and  AOA , cost of documents, fees paid to ROC,

IN A PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY, THE PROCESS FOR APPOINTING A DIRECTOR

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 IN A PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY, THE PROCESS FOR APPOINTING A DIRECTOR A director is primarily responsible for the running of a private limited company. The director is in charge of the business's upkeep and operation. Getting the prospective director's approval The Proposed Director's Digital Signature The director must have a Digital Signature from India's Certifying Authority. Getting a Director ID Getting ready to document Appointment of a new corporate director With a brief explanation, call a board meeting. The director's appointment will be decided by a resolution. To be granted an appointment letter These are the procedures that must be followed before a director of a private limited company in India can be appointed. #llpregistration #aavanacorp #companyregistrationservicesInIndia #privatelimitedcompanyregistration #India  

Do’s & Don’t on Filing Income Tax Returns

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  In every dealing of financial aspects there are Do’s & Don’t that need to be diligently followed especially, if you want to avoid losses. These Do’s & Don’t are of utmost priority because it is based on the laws and rulings of the court that take place when it comes to the financial aspects of a nation. More precisely they hold a great effect on whether you choose to follow, either you make a profit out of it or incur losses that can be a little more than you were anticipating. Everything on this planet has its pros and cons, filing or not  filing of your income tax returns  is no different. The level of losses will only vary to case to case and the technicality differs from situation to situation. Interested to find out more then read on…. If filing of Income Tax return is not done before the due date: There will be heavy penalties levied for not filing income tax returns, it will be at the rate 1% per month from the  due date  of filing the return till the actual date of fi

Is the LLP Registration Process the Best Option for Company Registration?

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Is the LLP Registration Process the Best Option for Company Registration? When forming an LLP, there are a few requirements that must be met. Will you be able to lawfully form and manage an LLP if and only if you can meet the following requirements? A limited liability partnership (LLP) must be formed by at least two people. There is, however, no upper limit on the number of partners. In the case of an LLP, capital is decided by the business’s needs and the members’ contributions to the partnership. The Stamp Duty on the deed is determined by the amount of capital. To start a business as an LLP, there is no minimum capital need. A resident of India must be at least one of the LLP designated partners. When an LLP’s turnover is equal to or greater than 40 lakh and its total capital contribution is equal to or greater than 25 lakh, its accounts must be audited. Reason for LLP Registration   Use a company’s operational ease and flexibility to your advantage.   Reduce the amount of paperwor

What are the benefits of registering Nidhi Company

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  What is a Nidhi Company? The Nidhi Company is a non-banking finance company that is governed by Section 406 of the Companies Act of 2013. A Nidhi company’s main business is lending money to the company’s members. Nidhi Companies include permanent funds, mutual benefit funds, a mutual benefit business, and benefit funds, to name a few. Characteristics of Nidhi Company A Nidhi company promotes small savings among the middle and lower middle class. Accepts term deposits based on timely returns The members of a Nidhi Company get easy access to loans against collaterals. Promotes effective means of savings and sanctions loans with minimum documentation. The membership structure is very rigid and therefore it follows a very secure means of investment. A Nidhi company mainly deal with and support small income groups. Depends on the honesty, integrity and loyalty of a member. Setting up a Nidhi Company does not require any RBI regulations There are lesser level of risks A Nidhi company follo

Contributions from Private Limited Companies

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  Contribution  from Private Limited Companies   Although some large firms are private companies, most private limited companies (Ltd) are small to medium-sized organizations. A private limited company is one that is owned by shareholders who have been approved by the other owners; it is often a family business. A private limited company’s profits are occasionally distributed to its shareholders as dividends, but they are also sometimes reinvested back into the company. The primary goals of a private limited business are to increase revenue and profit so that shareholders can get a good return on their investment. Many private limited companies will seek to expand their business by opening new locations, producing a greater range of products, or hiring more people. When a company grows large enough, it may decide to “go public” and become a public limited company. Why are they referred to as limited liability companies? Limited firms get their name from the fact that their owners have

Simplified structure of Pvt Ltd Company Registration

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  Simplified structure of Pvt Ltd Company Registration   Step 1: The first step is to apply for a digital signature certificate (DSC) –  According to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, every director and shareholder of a private limited business must get a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) (MCA). This DSC will be used on all papers for securely filing e-forms, as required by the Information Technology Act of 2000. To apply for DSC, each applicant must provide the following personal information: Photos the size of a passport PAN (Permanent Account Number) Aadhaar Card is a unique identification card issued by the government of India. Phone Number  Your email address  If one or more directors or shareholders are foreign nationals, their documents must be notarized and apostilled as well. Step 2: Submitting an application for a name reservation  You’ve probably already considered a few names for your organization. Fill out the form with the best two to reserve a unique company name for

Role of Private Limited Companies

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  AAVANA.IN Although some large firms are private companies, most private limited companies (Ltds) are small to medium-sized organizations. A private limited company is one that is owned by shareholders who have been approved by the other owners; it is often a family business. A private limited company’s profits are occasionally distributed to its shareholders as dividends, but they are also sometimes reinvested back into the company. The primary goals of a private limited business are to increase revenue and profit so that shareholders can get a good return on their investment. Many private limited companies will seek to expand their business by opening new locations, producing a greater range of products, or hiring more people. When a company grows large enough, it may decide to “go public” and become a public limited company. Why are they referred to as limited liability companies? Limited firms get their name from the fact that their owners have limited liability, which implies tha

Why is the LLP Registration Process the Best Option for You

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Why is the LLP Registration Process the Best Option for You? When forming an LLP, there are a few requirements that must be met. Will you be able to lawfully form and manage an LLP if and only if you can meet the following requirements? A limited liability partnership (LLP) must be formed by at least two people. There is, however, no upper limit on the number of partners. In the case of an LLP, capital is decided by the business’s needs and the members’ contributions to the partnership. The Stamp Duty on the deed is determined by the amount of capital. To start a business as an LLP, there is no minimum capital need. A resident of India must be at least one of the LLP designated partners. When an LLP’s turnover is equal to or greater than 40 lakh and its total capital contribution is equal to or greater than 25 lakh, its accounts must be audited. Once you’ve determined that you meet the basic minimum requirements for forming an LLP, you may assess the viability of doing so by reading th