The OPC Registration in India was started as a concept under the Companies Act, 2013 which has the following features, a single person can form a company like a sole trader and also has all the features of a company.
The rationale for the introduction of one-person companies was to spur small business, and to legalize the MSME business entities. Concerning the legal obligations, current Indian Companies Act 2013 indicates that it is possible to establish a company with the minimum of one director and one member, but it is more interesting that the director and the member can be one person. Hence, One Person Company Registration is one of the possibilities to create a limited liability company in India for one person. This is the criteria and steps which are followed for registration of one person company.
In the process of OPC for India, the government has included a new form name that is SPICe+ ( SImplified Proforma for Incorporating Company Electronically Plus) for the replacement of previous forms for the incorporation of OPC company.
The OPC Registration process consists of two parts:The OPC Registration process covers the following two processes:
Part A: Hence, the first part of the SPICe+ form is concerned with the name approval of the company proposed and application for DIN or PAN for the proposed director.
Part B: The subsequent part called Part B is to offer incorporation related information. Here is information sharing including the share capital, the details of the director of the OPC and even the information regarding the shareholder together with the OPC registered office address.
The following steps fund the registration of OPC Online.
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