Public Company registration

Memorandum of Association (MOA)
Articles of Association (AOA)
Certificate of Incorporation (COI)
Two Company name reservation via RUN
Permanent Account Number (PAN) &TAN
3 Digital Signature Certificate
3 Director Identification Number
Upto 5 Lacs Share capital(Stamp duty as per Delhi)
100% Money Back guarantee

Documents Required

Only Scanned Copies are needed, Scanned copy of PAN Card of all directors and Aadhar card/ Voter ID/ Passport/ Driving

Pan Card OR Passport Or Election ID Proof

Scanned copy of PAN Card of all directors and Aadhar card/ Voter ID/ Passport/ Driving License

Latest Bank Statement

Latest Bank statement/ Utility bill in the name of director which should not be older than two months

Photo

Latest passport size photograph

Voter ID/Passport/Driver's License

Scanned copy of Any of all these.

Any Utility Bills

Scanned copy of PAN Card of all directors and Aadhar card/ Voter ID/ Passport/ Driving License

Rent Agreement

Scan copy of Rent agreement with NOC from owner

Signature

Scan copy of Signature(Signature must be same as on PAN CARD)

How long does it take?

5-6 DAYS

What do you get from our side

DSC

Digital signature for two directors to digitally sign the documents

Memorandum of Association

Defines the rules and objective of the business

Articles of Association

Defines the rules and objective of the business

PAN Card

PAN number of the company to open a bank account

Incorporation Certificate

Certificate of incorporation bearing company's registration number and details Incorporation Certificate Certificate of incorporation bearing company's registration number and details

TAN Number

TAN number of the company

DIN

Director Identification for 3 Directors

Bank Account

All help in opening of Bank account and provide all the documents

Advantages of Public Limited Company

Raising capital through Public issue of shares

The most obvious advantage of being a public limited company is the ability to raise share capital, particularly where the company is listed on a recognised exchange.

Widening the shareholder base and spreading risk

As well as share capital, a public limited company will often find itself in a better position when looking at other potential sources of finance.

Exit Strategy

Going public can enhance the options for the founders to exit the business at some point in the future, if they wish to do so. Both higher transferability of shares and the increased visibility of the business and its performance may increase the chances of bid interest from potential suitors.

Growth and expansion opportunities

The value and chances of being able to raise finance is in how it can be employed to serve the business. By having more finance potentially more readily available and on better terms than a private company.

Compare your options

	Private Limited	Limited Liability Partnership	One Person Company	Partnership Firm	Sole Proprietorship	Public Limited Company
Recommended For	Start-ups and growing companies	Professional services firms	Sole promoters	Home businesses	Small traders and manufacturers	Growth Stage and also for early stage with broad business vision
Ease of Accommodating Investment	Very easy to accommodate	Possible, but unlikely	Possible, but severely unlikely	Almost impossible	Impossible	Very easily
Limited Liability Protection	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes
Tax Advantages	Few benefits	Most efficient	Few benefits	Minimal	Minimal	Minimal
Perpetual Existence	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes
Statutory Compliances	High	Low	High	Minimal	Minimal	Yes
Shares Listing						Yes

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