Private Limited Company
Done-for-you by Company Mitra's qualified experts — 100% online, transparent pricing, no running around.
- 7–10 working days
- 100% Online
- Qualified Experts
- Secure Payment
What you get
- Certificate of incorporation with CIN
- PAN and TAN of company
- e-MoA and e-AoA
- DIN and DSC of two directors
- EPFO and ESIC registration
- Udyam certificate
Documents required
Keep these ready — scanned copies or clear phone photos are fine.
- PAN card (Director) – Mandatory
- Aadhaar card (Director) – Mandatory
- Passport size photograph (Director) – Mandatory
- Bank statement or utility bill (Director) – Mandatory
- PAN and Aadhaar of shareholders (Shareholder) – Mandatory
- Utility bill of registered office (Other) – Mandatory
- Rent agreement or ownership proof (Other) – Mandatory
- NOC from owner of premises (Other) – Mandatory
- Passport for foreign director (Director) – Optional
How it works
7–10 working days after documents
- 1Share KYC
- 2Upload director, shareholder and office documents.
- 3DSC and name
- 4We obtain DSC and reserve the company name.
- 5Drafting
- 6We prepare SPICe+, MoA, AoA and linked forms.
- 7Filing
- 8Forms are filed with MCA.
- 9Incorporation
- 10Receive incorporation certificate, PAN, TAN and registrations.
About Private Limited Company
Overview
A private limited company is the most preferred structure for startups and growing businesses in India. It is incorporated under the Companies Act, 2013 through the SPICe+ form, and gives limited liability, separate legal identity, easy transfer of shares and credibility with banks, investors and large clients.
A company needs at least two directors and two shareholders, and one director must be resident in India. There is no minimum capital requirement.
Company Mitra's package includes:
- DSC and DIN for two directors
- Name reservation and SPICe+ filing with e-MoA and e-AoA
- PAN, TAN, EPFO and ESIC registration
- Board resolution for bank account and Udyam registration
MCA fee is nil for authorised capital up to ₹15 lakh; stamp duty varies by state and is payable at actuals. After incorporation, the company must file INC-20A, appoint its first auditor and keep up annual ROC and tax compliance, which we can handle for you as well.
Who needs it
- Startups planning to raise equity funding
- Growing businesses wanting limited liability
- Founders wanting ESOPs and investor-friendly structure
- Businesses dealing with large corporate clients
- Foreign companies setting up an Indian subsidiary
What's included
Included:
- DSC for two directors
- Name search and reservation (up to 2 names)
- SPICe+ filing with e-MoA and e-AoA
- DIN for two directors
- PAN, TAN, EPFO and ESIC through AGILE-PRO-S
- Board resolution for bank account opening
- Udyam registration
Not included:
- MCA fee and stamp duty
- GST registration
- Commencement of business Form INC-20A
- Auditor appointment and annual compliance
Ready to get started?
Place your order in 2 minutes — our expert takes it from there.
Frequently asked questions
How many directors and shareholders are needed?
Minimum 2 directors and 2 shareholders; the same persons can be both, and at least one director must be resident in India.
Is there a minimum capital?
No minimum paid-up capital is prescribed; you can start with any amount.
How long does it take?
Usually 7 to 10 working days after documents, subject to MCA approval.
Is GST included?
GST registration is optional in SPICe+ and can be added separately.
What must be done after incorporation?
File INC-20A within 180 days, appoint auditor within 30 days and complete annual ROC filings.
Compliances after this
- Appoint first auditor within 30 days
- Hold first board meeting within 30 days
- Deposit share capital and file INC-20A within 180 days
- Issue share certificates within 60 days
- File AOC-4, MGT-7A or MGT-7 and ITR every year
- Complete DIR-3 KYC of directors
Penalty for delay / non-compliance
Under Section 10A, failure to file INC-20A attracts a penalty of ₹50,000 on the company and ₹1,000 per day on officers in default up to ₹1 lakh, and the ROC may strike off the company. Late annual filings attract additional fee under Section 403.
