One Person Company

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One Person Company

  • One Person Company Registration
  • Share Certificates
  • Current Account Opening
  • 2 Digital Signature

Market Price – Rs: 12,899 

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Documents required For One Person Company

PAN Card
Passport
Voters Identity Card

One Person Company Registration

With the 2013 Company’s Act, a new idea known as the “One Person Company” was established in India. In India, a single individual can form a “One Person Business.” A single individual could not start a corporation before the Companies Act of 2013 went into effect. An OPC combines elements of a company with the advantages of a single proprietorship. In the past, if someone needed to start a business, they could only choose a single proprietorship.

A company can be established with just 1 director and 1 member, in accordance with Section 2 (62) of the Company’s Act 2013. Less compliance requirements apply to the registration of a one-person company in India compared to a private limited company.

According to the Companies Act of 2013, a one-person company can register in India with just one director and one member. The same individual may serve as both the Director and a member. Here, a person can register an OPC in India whether they are a resident or non-resident Indian.

OPC Registration FAQ’s

1. What is a OPC company?

OPC is a new concept introduced with the Company’s Act 2013, which combines the advantages of a sole proprietorship with those of a company. It is owned and managed by a single person.

2. What are the benefits of OPC company?

OPCs are perfect for small firms because they are simple to set up and run, need little maintenance, and provide superior operational control and tax benefits.

3. Why is OPC superior to private limited companies?
A One Person Company (OPC) is the ideal combination of a Limited Liability Partnership and a Private Limited Corporation (LLP). It combines both the flexibility of an LLP and the limited liability advantages of a Pvt Limited.

4. What is a dormant company?

If the yearly compliances are not satisfied, the company becomes dormant and may eventually be struck off. A struck firm may be resurrected for up to 20 years.

5.What is DSC?
In the course of electronically filing the document, the DSC confirms the sender’s or signer’s identity. Many application documents must be signed by the Directors using their digital signatures in accordance with the MCA.

6.How can I find my director identification number?
Every current and potential directors of a company are given a unique identification number, which is called a UIN. A Director Identification Number is required for each prospective director. A person may only have one DIN, and it never expires.

7. Is the OPC superior to a Private Limited Company?
OPC is a company that exists independently and is owned by just one member. The business structure of one person is a hybrid of sole proprietorship and corporation.

8. Is OPC required to audit?
A statutory audit for the OPC is required. A CA must be chosen by a firm to serve as its auditor. The auditor must examine the financial records and publish a Statutory Audit report.

9. Is GST required for OPC?
Regardless of yearly sales, Person Companies must register for GST if they are supplying products or services in another state.

10. Can OPC generate revenue?
Financial institutions and venture capital are two ways that an OPC might raise money. A private limited company conversion is another way for an OPC to raise money.

11. What distinguishes single proprietorships from OPC?
In a Person Corporation, a single person manages a limited liability company, but in a Sole Proprietorship, the owner and the firm are seen as one and the same.

12. Is holding an annual general meeting required for the OPCs?
All entities must hold an Annual General Meeting each year, with the exception of OPCs.

13. What is the role of a Nominee in an OPC?
A nominee is an individual who becomes a member of the company in case of the promoter’s death or incapacitation.

14. What is the authorized capital fee?
Authorized Capital of a Company is the number of shares a company can issue to the shareholders. A Company is required to pay the Government an authorized capital fee to issue shares.

15. How may the incorporation process be sped up?
For a rapid incorporation, make sure the name you select is distinct and that you have all the necessary documentation.