Private Limited
Company Registration Benefits

Incorporating a Private Limited Company is like giving birth to a child, as it requires taking the utmost care on time. A private limited Company is the Most Preferred and common type of Entity in India. Two persons come together to incorporate Private Limited Company to do lawful business Transaction switch limited liability. There are various exemptions as Compared to Public Limited Company.

A private limited company is incorporated with the motto to raise funds. In this globalized world, private limited company grows faster. As 100% FDI is allowed without any approval. In a Private Limited Company, liability is limited; it is extended up to the share capital/Guarantee given by its Promoters.

Most of the start-up and growing Company goes for the private company as it allows to raise capital very easily, 100% FDI, limits the liability of the director and shareholder allows employees stock option.

If you Registered Private Limited Company then you can avail of benefits under the Start-Up India initiative by the Government of India.

If you want to Register, your Private Limited Company then VS IPR & LEGAL ADVISORS will help you in Company formation and all the Compliance after Company registration.

Analysis on Private Limited Company

Note it can have more Directors only after passing Special Resolution. For incorporation of the company, at least one director must be an Indian resident.
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Registration Benefits of Private Limited Company

Separate legal entity

Private A limited Company is an artificial person created by law and it is separated by law from its owner.

Limited Liability

The liability of the shareholder is limited up to capital contribution in business in his name and the personal Asset does not get affected by it unlike Sole proprietor or Partnership Firm.

Easy and Lesser Compliance

Compliance Requirement as compared to the Public Company is minimum. As a Private Company has got much exemption under the Companies Act, 2013.

Life Span

Death and the insolvency of any of the members do not affect the continuity of the company. Thus the life of its members does not affect the company.

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