Starting a business in India requires selecting the right legal structure and completing the company registration process as per government regulations. This guide covers everything—from types of companies to step-by-step registration, documents, costs, and compliance. What is Company Regi
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) requires certain companies to spend a portion of their profits on social causes. Here is who it applies to and how it works.
A private limited company has several recurring compliances through the year. Here is an annual compliance calendar covering the key filings and deadlines.
Board meetings are how a company's directors take decisions. Here are the rules on frequency, notice and quorum under the Companies Act, 2013.
When a company borrows against its assets, it creates a "charge" that must be registered with the RoC in Form CHG-1, and satisfied in CHG-4 on repayment.
Directors manage a company on behalf of shareholders and carry legal duties under the Companies Act, 2013. Here are their key duties and responsibilities.
Appointing a director involves obtaining a DIN, board/shareholder approval and filing with the RoC. Here is the process.
A company can change its registered office within the same city, to another city/state. The process and forms depend on the extent of the change.
To issue more shares than its current limit, a company must first increase its authorised capital by altering the MOA and filing with the RoC.
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