The objective of
introducing Section 194N by government in the Union Budget 2019 of July 2019 is
to discourage cash transactions in the country and promote the digital
transaction in India or promote less cash economy. ‘Section 194N –TDS on cash withdrawals over and above Rs
1 crore’ has been introduced through the Finance Bill, 2019.
To whom is 194N applicable?
Applicable to withdrawals made by below:
An Individual
A Hindu Undivided Family (HUF)
A Company
A partnership firm or an LLP
A local authority
An Association of Person (AOPs) or Body of Individuals (BOIS)
Who will deduct TDS?
Applicable The following payers will deduct TDS
Any bank (private or public sector)
A co-operative bank
A post office
Who are exempted from 194N?
Any government body
Any bank including co-operative banks
Any business correspondent of a banking company (including co-operative banks)
Any white label ATM operator of any bank (including co-operative banks)
Any other person notified by the government
Dates of applicability?
The threshold of Rs 1 crore is with respect to the previous year, calculation of the amount of cash withdrawal for triggering deduction under section 194N of the Finance Act shall be counted from April 1, 2019
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has further clarified that if a person has already withdrawn Rs 1 crore or more in cash up to August 31, 2019, in the current fiscal, the two percent TDS shall apply on all subsequent cash withdrawals.
India is projected to have the
largest food & beverages industry by 2020. So this is the responsibility of
a central food authority i.e. FSSAI to lay down certain standards & rules
which will help in regulating the food industry. Most Indians eat out once or
twice in a month, they eat out on occasions in office and family. Due to the
hectic routine of people, it is a way to be around with family or friends- to
go out and eat in a restaurant. Therefore the market opportunity is increasing
tremendously.
Getting a FSSAI License in India is necessary for all those business ventures planning to enter into the food/restaurant industry. FSSAI is a central institution responsible for laying down safety & security standards for articles of food and to regulate their manufacture, storage, distribution, and sale/import to ensure that quality products should reach the ultimate consumers.
Some essentials to get your FSSAI
license are:
Food Licensing in India: One needs to have FSSAI License in India – There are three categories of the same and it depends on the nature of your business and turnover. Our experts at Caonweb are there to help you in the process of getting FSSAI License.
Shop & Establishment Act: A
restaurant has to be registered under this act as is applicable in the
concerned state. This act safeguards employee rights and working conditions.
Weights & Measures Department:
Approval for the weighing and measuring of instruments you use in the
restaurant must be in line with the Weights & Measures Department.
Trade registration: For any kind of
business you are doing. The local authority needs to be informed. There are
formalities such as filling up application provided by them and getting their
okay to start the business.
License for eating out: In the
restaurant, it may not be closed door. If you will be providing eating out
facility then you need to have a separate license for that as well. City or
state police provides this facility. In mostly all cities this procedure can be
done online.
Fire Security Certificate: All
restaurants need to be secure against fire hence they need a NOC from the fire
department of the city.
Lift Clearance: Restaurants in
multi-story building premises need to ensure that the lift operations comply
with safety norms. For this, an electrical inspector from the labour commission
must give his approval certificate for the same.
Clearance for playing music/video:
This license is obtained from Phonographic Performance Limited or Indian
Performing Right Society.
Environmental Clearance: An NOC
from the Pollution Board of the city/state is required to ensure the
restaurants activities do not violate pollution norms.
Business Insurance: Insurance for burglary, loss or damage due to fire, damage to property riot, strike and for various other factors.
Signage clearance: Obtaining the permission from the local civic bodies like Municipal Committee or City Corporation for putting a sign board of the restaurant is essential.
Is FSSAI License in India mandatory for restaurant?
There are some FSSAI standard regarding hygiene & safety under which the food is prepared in the restaurant. Some related directly to the product while some relates to the premises of the restaurant.
Yes, it is mandatory for every restaurant to have FSSAI License in India either from the central authority or the respective state authority.
What is the procedure to apply for FSSAI License in India?
Login with your user credential and select apply for license/Registration from the Tab License/registration and proceed. Follow the following steps
Select the state in which your restaurant is situated.
If your restaurant is located in more than one state, click “yes” or else “No”.
Proceed for next step.
Nature of business you are in.
Turnover & the installed capacity must be entered correctly.
Registered office address, business premise area, person in-charge of operation, person complying with condition of license and products details etc.
Upload the supporting documents (if required).
Payment of fees.
After signing the acknowledgment, upload the same on portal.
Who needs to register to get FSSAI License?
If you are a manufacturer or involved in repackaging of the product then select the product from the kind of businesses mentioned below:
Dairy manufacturing units (Incl. chilling unit).
Vegetable oil processing units (Incl. refined oil, edible oil or any fat producing product).
Meat processing unit/slaughtering unit.
All food units involved in relabeling/repacking of the product.
How much does it cost to register with FSSAI & how to pay its fees?
Central license: Payment via debit
card/credit card/net banking
State license: Depends from state to
state [Offline mode- challan/DD/Cash]
Approximate fees: INR
7,500+GST+Transaction or debit card charges if applicable.
How to check the application status of FSSAI License in India?
The proposals for FDI in India are processed according to the standard operating procedure (SOP) devised by the Department for the promotion of Industry and internal trade (DPIIT).
Following are the stages which are there in FDI approval process:
APPLICATION SUBMISSION: Preliminary stage to initiate a process of FDI in India is to submit the application in the prescribed format, which requires prior approval from several ministries via single window i.e. Foreign Investment Facilitation Portal (FIFP) working under the ambit of Department for promotion of industry and internal trade (DPIIT).
UPLOADING DOCUMENTS: There are certain other documents which need to be attested with the
application form for FDI approval on the FIFP portal. These documents will help
in verifying the application of the applicant.
ASSIGNING OF CASES: Within 2 working days, DPIIT will assign the cases.
In the case where the documents are digitally signed by the applicant, then physical submission of the same is not required.
In the case where the documents are not digitally signed, then the physical copy of the proposal is to be submitted to the Competent Authority within 5 days of such intimation.
CIRCULATION OF PROPOSAL TO VARIOUS DEPARTMENT: Since FDI in India is regulated under FEMA regulations, therefore, it is necessary to circulate a copy of the same to RBI to consider it in that perspective. Some additional departments such as External Affairs, revenue, and finance are also equally important, so the proposal must be shared with these departments as well.
SCRUTNIZAITON: Proposals are scrutinized within a week time and additional information
must be served to department if required.
FINAL APPROVAL/REJECTION: On getting all required information, the Competent Authority is required to give out its decision in next two weeks. Approval/rejection letters are sent online to the applicant, consulted Ministries/Departments and DIPP. {Note: Where total foreign equity inflow is more than INR 5000 crore, then it is required to place the same in front of Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA).
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Our FDI consulting
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Consultancy on FDI compliance.
All round support for the type of venture one is planning to establish.
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According to Section 44AB,
Income tax act 1961 (As amended by finance act, 2017) accounts of persons
carrying business/profession need to be audited.
Every person carrying on: –
Business
Total sales/Turnover/Gross receipts exceeds INR 1 Crore in any previous
year.
Profession
Gross receipts exceeds
INR 50 lacs in any previous year.
Business (Section 44AE Section 44BB Section 44BBB)
Profits & gains from business are deemed to be
the profits & gains of such person under the specified sections, and the
person has claimed his income to be lower than profits of the business in any
previous year.
Profession (Section 44ADA)
Profits & gains from profession are deemed to be
the profits & gains of such person under the specified sections, and the
person has claimed his income to be lower than profits from the profession
and his income exceeds the maximum amount not chargeable to income tax in any
previous year.
Business (Section 44AD-4)
Provision of the section 44AD (4) Income tax act
1961, are applicable in his case and his income exceeds the maximum amount
not chargeable to income tax in any previous year.
These previous year accounts must be audited by the accountant before the specified date and furnish the report duly signed & verified by such accountant including such particulars as may be prescribed.
Person who declares his profits &
gains in previous year as per section 44AD (1) of Income tax act 1961, and his
total sales/turnover/gross receipts does not exceeds INR 2 Crore in any
previous year.
Person whose income is in the nature
specified under section 44AB/44BBA of Income tax act 1961.
Person who is required to get his
accounts audited under any other law, then it shall be sufficient with
provisions of this sections that person get accounts of such
business/profession audited under such law before the specified date and
further report by an accountant in the form prescribed under this section.
IMPORTANT SECTIONS RELATED WITH
SECTION 44AB, INCOME TAX ACT
Section 44AE: Provision for computing
profits/gains of business from plying, hiring or leasing goods carriages
Section 44BB: Provision for computing
profits/gains in connection with business of exploration of mineral oils
Section 44BBB: Provision for computing
profits/gains of foreign companies engaged in business of civil construction
& various turnkey projects.
Section 44ADA: Provision for computing
profits/gains of profession on Presumptive basis
Section 44AD (4): Provision for computing
profits/gains of business on Presumptive basis
Section 44AD (1): A sum equal to 8% of total
turnover/gross receipts of assesse in previous year OR a sum higher than
aforesaid sum claimed to have been earned by assesse, shall deemed to be the
profits/gains chargeable to tax under the head “Profit & gains from
business/profession”
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ’s)
Q. What is auditing?
A. Auditing is a process which comes into place once the whole process is completed. It creates checks & balance, review & inspection on the whole process. There are various types of audits for example: Cost audit, tax audit, company audit covered under cost accounting law, income tax law, and company law respectively.
Chartered Accountant conducting the Tax audit is required to furnish the report in the format (Form 3CA/3CB & 3CD) as prescribed in income tax law.
Q. What are the due
dates of filing tax audit report?
A. According to section 44AB, every
person who is required to get its accounts audited should get its audit report
on or before due date of filing of return of income i.e. 30th
September of following assessment year.
For example: tax audit report for the financial year 2017-18
must he furnished on or before 30th September, 2018.
Exception: International transaction/domestic transaction specified under section 92E, must file the audit report in format (Form 3CEB) on or before 30th November of the assessment year.
Q. Who will audit the
books of accounts?
A. Chartered
accountant authorised by ICAI are required to prepare and audit the accounts as
specified by the Income tax act.
Q. What is the format
of these audit reports?
Form 3CA: case where the accounts of the business or profession of a person have been audited under any other law
Form 3CB: Audit report under section 44AB of the Income -tax Act 1961, in the case of a person referred to in clause (b) of sub – rule (1) of rule 6G
Form 3CD: Statement of particulars required to be furnished under section 44AB of the Income-tax Act, 1961 PART – A
Form 3CEB: Report from an accountant to be furnished under section 92E relating to international transaction(s) and specified domestic transaction(s).
Q. What is the penalty
in case of any delay in account audit?
A. If any person fails to gets his
accounts audited for year(s), the Assessing officer (AO) can impose a penalty.
The penalty shall be lower of the two:-
(1) 0.5% of the Total sales/Turnover/Gross receipts
(2) INR 1, 50,000
Q. If any person is required to get its accounts audited under any other law, then is it mandatory to get his accounts audited once again as per section 44AB?
A. No, Section 44AB categorically specifies that if any person get its accounts audited under any other law, then he does not have to comply with requirements mentioned under the section
Whether you are an individual or a company, planning for your tax liabilities is a necessity. A rational tax advisor is a certified Chartered Accountant by ICAI. A good tax advisor can save you a considerable amount of funds in your pocket. They have the proficiency to understand the complex Direct Tax & Indirect Tax code.
There are various chartered accountants in India helping all the budding entrepreneurs/new entrants in setting up their business. There are various services that a CA provides to their clients which help them & the Indian economy as well.
Investment Advise
Compliance laws
Timely filing of ITR, GST etc.
Bookkeeping
Auditing etc.
Company registration
Some of the famous CA service platforms which provide
multiple services to their clients are:
These are some of the best online service platforms that provide CA service online to their clients. In this globalized era where everyone is talking about removing the geographical barriers making it easy for potential customers to carry forward their business. In this modernized 21st century, taking the service directly in the hand of the customer, making the customers more aware of the recent financial update or anything will help them in taking their business forward.
Every company have a
certain area of expertise in which they provide services. Depending on the type
of service they offer, customer base, global presence, channel partners etc. we
would easily differentiate between the companies.
Among those companies mentioned above, CAONWEB is having one of the best service platforms which provide service not just specific to their existing clients but they also have a CA service platform where you can find a CA in your area even if you are not their customer.
NO FEES is being charged by anyone, whosoever
wants to register their organisation under MSME Act, 2006. Udyog Aadhaar or
MSME Registration is made free by Government of India since 2016. You can visit
the Udyog Aadhaar website and directly get your MSME registration done without
paying for it.
MICRO,
SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (MSME): Driver of Indian economy
Over the
years MSME has been a game changer and plays an important role in driving the
economic growth of India. MSME has emerged as the most dynamic & vibrant
sector for Indian economy. Irrespective the line of business you are in, be it
manufacturing, servicing, registration can be obtained through MSME Act.
What is
Micro, small & medium enterprises (MSME)?
According
to Micro, Small & Medium enterprise development act, 2006 MSME’s are
classified in two broad categories:
1. Manufacturing enterprise: Engaged in production of goods
which comes under the purview of Schedule (I) of Industries act, 1951 or which
requires installation of plant & machinery in the formation of final
product.
2. Service enterprise: Engaged in providing or rendering
services to individuals/corporates/group of persons which requires equipment
installation for the same.
The
following enterprises are categorised depending on the Investment in plant
& machinery/ service enterprise.
MANUFACTURING
ENTERPRISE
SERVICE
ENTERPRISE
Micro
Enterprise
Less than
25 Lakh
Less than
10 Lakh
Small
Enterprise
25 Lakh –
5 Crore
10 Lakh –
2 Crore
Medium
Enterprise
5 Crore –
10 Crore
2 Crore –
5 Crore
What is the
MSME Registration process?
Before getting into the step by step process of MSME registration one should be aware about the documents which are required to be attached with your application.
Aadhaar card: Aadhaar number is now compulsory for registration of MSME under the act. Since Aadhaar number acts as a nationwide identification for every individual therefore it helps in a complete transparent process.
PAN card: For all the financial transaction related with one’s personal income or an organisation, PAN card helps it to automatically track the
Business address proof:
Self-owned property- Allotment letter, Possession letter, Purchase deed, Property tax receipt.Rented property: Rent agreement, NOC from landlord, any other receipt, evidencing the landlord ownership over the property.
Sale bill/Purchase bill: Invoice related to the product which you have purchased or you want to supply further is required to be submitted.
MOA/AOA/Partnership deed: In case of partnership firm, it has to submit its partnership deed & certificate for the same. Copy of MOA/AOA/Resolution passed in AGM is also to be submitted.
License copy: Industrial license so obtained by the Government of India should be submitted while submitting application for MSME.
Bills of machinery purchased: Since the installation of machinery is helpful in identifying the category in which the MSME will fall into. Therefore, its bills & receipts must be kept safe and are required to be submitted.
STEP BY STEP MSME REGISTRATION PROCESS
1. Fill in Aadhaar number
in the appropriate field to start of yourSSI Registrationapplication form.
2. Once your Aadhaar is verified then only
you can proceed further in the form.
3. Applicant must fill the details as
mentioned in the Aadhaar card issued by UIDAI.
4. OTP Verification: OTP will be sent to the registered
mobile number with UIDAI.
5. Category: Applicant must mention the social
category to which it belongs (General, SC, ST, OBC). The proof for the same can
be demanded by the authority, as and when required.
6. Gender: Male/female/transgender whichever
category you fall under.
7. Name of Enterprise: Legal name of enterprise under
which all the transactions of the business will be done, should be mentioned.
8. Permanent Account Number (PAN): Applicant must mention the PAN
details in case of co-operative, public limited, Limited liability partnership
while it will be optional in any other type of organisation.
9. Official address: postal address of the organisation
including the state, district, Pin code, mobile no.
10. Date of Commencement of business must be specified in the appropriate field.
11. Bank details: IFSC code of the bank branch and the account number where an individual account exist must be mentioned.
12. Person employed: Details of employees who are directly working under the payroll of the company must be mentioned while applying for MSME registration.
13. Investment: While computing the total investment, the original investment (purchase value of items) is to be taken into account.
14. Submit: The Applicant must click on Submit button to generate OTP which will be sent to email id mentioned for registration.
15. The Applicant have to enter OTP received on mobile (linked with Aadhaar) second time.
16. Enter Captcha: The Applicant must enter Captcha before clicking Final Submit button.
Nowadays, the service industry is not
only the fastest-growing but it is also having one of the largest contributions
in India’s GDP (28% appx).
It is not only dominant in India GDP,
but it also brings in a considerable amount of foreign investment and also
provides large scale employment opportunities.
One of the most trending business in
some of the prime location in India such as Delhi NCR, Mumbai, and Bangalore
etc. are providing cab service. It just requires you to have a smartphone &
a vehicle. (Even if you don’t have a vehicle the service provider is having an
option with which you can start the business).
Read the remaining article carefully and you will understand all the formalities required to be fulfilled to attach your car in OLA.
If
you own a car then it is easy to attach it with OLA
Call
or visit the nearest OLA centre and they will provide you with all the details
required to attach your car with OLA.
Be
sure to read all the information carefully before attaching your car with OLA.
Submit
the necessary documents as mentioned in the article.
OLA
will then start the training process.
The
signing of the contract with OLA.
Run
your car as an OLA cab in your city.
Joining OLA as a driver
For
those who don’t own a car but still wants to start their business with OLA
Simply
visit the office of OLA and understand the details required to attach your car
with OLA
Submit
the necessary documents mentioned in the article above.
Depending
on the car you lease, one has to pay a rental fee of INR 700 – 1200 to OLA.
This will be automatically deducted from your daily earnings and the remaining
amount will be transferred to your account through NEFT/Cash.
OLA
will then start the training process.
The
signing of the contract with OLA.
Start
working as an OLA Driver.
Joining OLA as a fleet operator
For
those who have multiple cars, can attach them as a fleet with OLA.
Call
your nearest regional office and collect the information regarding OLA fleet.
Submission
of documents
If
you are not able to find the drivers, OLA will help you find them.
OLA
will inspect your car & check whether it is meeting the standards of the
company or not.
OLA
will then train these drivers and will make them technology-friendly.
After
completion of all the processes, OLA will register you as fleet operator under
it.
The
signing of the contract with OLA.
Start
working as an OLA fleet operator.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
QUESTIONS
Q. How to get a car on
a lease in OLA?
Get your documents verified
Pay the verification fees &
security deposit
You will get the car once your
profile is verified
Q. Initial payment to
lease a car in OLA?
A non-refundable charge of INR 4,000
is to be paid.
Refundable charge of INR 21,000 –
31,000 based on the vehicle.
Q. What is the
procedure to pay the daily rental of OLA?
OLA will deduct your daily rental
from daily earnings and will transfer the remaining to your account through
NEFT/Cash.
Q. How much time does OLA
takes to complete the registration process?
If all your documents are complete
and ready to be verified then it will hardly take a day to start with your
booking process.
What will happen if PAN is not linked with AADHAR till 31, December 2019?
There is no clarity as to
what will happen if you are not able to link PAN-AADHAR within the prescribed
time limit. The government is yet to clarify the exact meaning of the word
“inoperative”.
The government will also notify whether these inoperative accounts will be re-activated after being inoperative.
How to link PAN- AADHAR?
EXISTING USER
If you are an existing user and you have previously filed your returns using your PAN then chances are that you have already mentioned your Aadhar no. while filing your tax return.
Income tax department might have linked both you PAN-AADHAR in case they have your details with them.
TDS is abbreviation of Tax Deducted at Source. TDS filing is one of strategy utilized for gathering income tax in India. It is administered under the Indian Income Tax Act 1961 and overseen by Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT). Under this demonstration, any installment secured under these arrangements will be paid in the wake of deducting recommended rate. It is a piece of the Department of Revenue and overseen by Indian Revenue Service (IRS). In an association, the business gathers charge from their representative and sends it straightforwardly to the personal assessment office.
This tax must be stored in treasury of Indian Government inside a predefined time. There is no uniform pace of finding for this duty. It might be run from 1% to 30% or more, contingent upon the element on which it is appropriate. There are two personalities engaged with the procedure of TDS filing; one is Deductor and the other is Deductee. The Deductor is an individual or an organization/association who is in charge of deducting the cash (charges) before the installment is made and the Deductee is the individual who is at risk to make good on the regulatory obligation or from whom the duty is deducted.
Basically, TDS
is deducted on following area where one should match with the criteria before
TDS filing like;
Salaries
Interest payments by
banks
Commission payments
Rent payments
Consultation fees
Professional fees
Procedure
to Upload TDS Statement, to file online TDS return
You will sked to fill username, password and captcha code; Note: user name will be your TAN number
After login go to TDS section mentioned in the menus
Click on the upload TDS
You will be asked to fill some details in the form like FVU version, Financial year, Form name, Quarter, and upload type.
Note: upload type will be regular while filling TDS filing.
After filling above mentioned details, click on validate, which will validate the statements mentioned by you in the form.
Upload TDS Statement using DSC in online TDS Return
Above mentioned steps will be remaining same, update the TDS zip file which was prepared by using the utility downloaded from tin-NSDL website.
Attach the signature file by clicking on browse button
Now click on upload button.
It will show a message with transaction id and also sent a copy to the registered email id.
Upload TDS
statement using EVC in TDS filing
All the steps mentioned above will remain same except e-verify. You will see a e-verify button at the bottom, after clicking E-verify button, three option will be provided like
In option
1 you will see text like “I already have an EVC to e-Verify the Form”
In option 2 you
will see “I do not have an EVC and I would like to generate EVC to e-verify my
form”
And in Option 3 you will see “I would like to generate Aadhaar OTP to e-verify the form”.
If you have selected 1 option, then you have to fill EVC number and click on submit.
If you have selected 2 option, then it will further provide to three
another options like
EVC through net banking
EVC through account number
EVC through demat account number
EVC through net banking
Login to the e-filing portal through networking
Click on e-file menu then generate EVC.
Select the required TAN number from the drop down menu.
EVC will be sent on the registered mobile number.
Now login to the e-filing portal again.
Go to TDS section, click on upload TDS, then select the option that I already have an EVC under click here to e-verify.
Enter the EVC and click on submit.
EVC through account number
To go through this option note that
you bank details must be registered with the account.
It will provide you confirmation message that something like “Do you want to generate EVC then click yes”. After clicking on yes, EVC number will be sent to the registered mobile number.
In this case also demat account details should be pre validated else it will provide you a message like account details has not been validated.
It will also provide you confirmation message that something like “Do you want to generate EVC then click yes”. After clicking on yes, EVC number will be sent to the registered mobile number.
When you will select option 3 for TDS filing
Note: Mobile number should be registered with Aadhaar card. Then only you will receive OTP on registered number. After the click on submit.
Else it will show a message like PAN and Aadhaar card are not linked.
To File TDS
return, there are some due dates declared by government according to 2018-19
1st quarter would start from 1st
April to 30th June therefore, TDS return due date would be 31st
August 2018.
2nd quarter would start from 1st
July to 30th September therefore, TDS return due date would be 31st
October 2018.
1st quarter would start from 1st
October to 31st December therefore, TDS return due date would be 31st
January 2019.
1st quarter would start from 1st
January to 31st March therefore, TDS return due date would be 31st
May 2019.
Various forms
available tofile TDS return
Form 24Q for TDS on salary
Form 27Q for when deductee is foreigner or running
foreign company/ non resident
Form 26QB when installment for exchange of unmovable
property
Form 26Q TDS in any other case.
You can
also see the TDS return status by
following below steps:
Login to the portal with credentials
Click on TDS
Click on View filed TDS.
Then again you have to provide information related to financial year, form name, and quarter.
Now click on view details button.
It will show you all the TDS return status.
If you are still facing any issue then you are free to call on (0120) 4231116, where our expert will guide you.
A
private limited company is an organization which is secretly held for
independent ventures/company. The obligation of the individuals from a Private
Limited Company is constrained to the measure of offers separately held by
them. All the information about Private Limited Company is talked about in the
article.
Area
2(68) of Companies Act, 2013 characterizes privately owned businesses. As
indicated by that, privately owned businesses are those organizations whose
articles of association confine the limit the exchange capacity of shares and
restrict them to buy or subscribes. There are many characteristics of a private
company.
Below are some features of a public company which differs it from Public companies:
InPrivate Limited Company, no minimum share capital is required.
Private Limited Companies don’t have permission to transfer their share freely unlikely public companies
Private Limited Companiescan hire a minimum of 2 employee and maximum 200 in their company
Types of Private Limited Company
Well, there are three types of Private Limited Companies
Limited by shares, the risk of the individuals is highly controlled to the sum unpaid to the organization regarding the shares held by them.
Limited by guarantee, here the individuals’ liabilities are restricted to the measure of cash they certification to pay on the off chance that the organization is beating up.
Unlimited liability, the risk of individuals is boundless in this kind of privately owned businesses. Owned resources of individuals can be connected and sold when the organization is being beaten up.
Different requirements of Private Limited Company
Members should be in between 2 to 200
Minimum two directors are must and every director should have DIN i.e. Director Identification number
Name should have included Pvt. Ltd on the end of the company’s name
Registered office address is a must.
Digital signature certificate is also must require in the digital world
Professional certificate is also needed like CA, secretary and many more
Various advantages of Private Limited Company
Incorporated association, an organization is made when it is enrolled under the Companies Act. It appears from the date referenced in the certificate of joining. As per the MCA’s company act, Company which owned more than two employees should be registered with full name.
Legal person,well companies are not a person. These are registered under the law and cannot work as their own because it must require some legal person to run it which are chosen by shareholders. These persons are called directors of the board.
Separate Legal entity, an organization has a lawful particular substance and is independent of its individuals. The loan company of the organization can collect their money just from the organization and the property of the organization. They can’t sue singular individuals who are part of the company.
Ceaseless Existence, an organization is a steady type of business association. Its life does not rely on the passing, indebtedness or retirement of any or all shareholder or executive. Law makes it and law alone can break up it. Individuals may come and go however the organization can continue forever
Common Seal/stamp, an organization not being a person can’t sign on the documents unlikely human person. It acts through a characteristic individual who is called its executives/directors. Be that as it may, having a legitimate character it very well may be bound by just those records which bear its sign. Along these lines, the law has accommodated the utilization of regular seal, with the name of the organization engraved on it, as a substitute for its signature.
To
conclude Private companies are totally different from public companies and a
private company is registered association under the company act of government
which is artificial legitimate individual, having a free lawful, element with a
ceaseless progression, a typical seal for its signs, a typical capital
comprised of transferable shares and conveying highly controlled risk.
