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A Private Limited Company (Pvt Ltd) is one of the most popular business types in India. It offers limited liability to its owners, which means your money or property won’t be at risk if the company has losses or debts. It is a separate legal entity, meaning the business and the owners are treated as two different things. This helps protect you legally and financially.

A Pvt Ltd company must have at least two directors and two shareholders. The directors manage the company, and the shareholders are the owners. You can start it with your family, friends, or business partners. One of the directors must be an Indian resident.

This type of company is registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) and follows the rules under the Companies Act, 2013. A Private Limited Company can open a bank account, hire employees, raise funds from investors, and do business anywhere in India or abroad.

To register, you will need a few basic documents like a PAN card, Aadhaar card, address proof, and photos of the directors, along with proof of office address. Don't worry — CallmyCA handles everything for you, from document collection to giving you your Certificate of Incorporation.

4 EASY STEPS OF

Private Limited Company Registration

Document Collection and Digital Signature (DSC)
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Document Collection and Digital Signature (DSC)

Name Approval from MCA
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Name Approval from MCA

Filing Company Registration Forms
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Filing Company Registration Forms

Certificate of Incorporation
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Certificate of Incorporation

DOCUMENTS CHECKLIST

Documents Required for Private Limited Company Registration Online

BENEFITS OF PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY REGISTRATION

Registering a Private Limited Company offers many advantages

Limited Liability

Your savings and belongings are safe even if the company faces any loss or legal issue. Your risk is limited only to the amount you invested in the company.

Separate Legal Entity

The company has its own identity. It can own property, take loans, enter into contracts, and be taken to court, all in its name.

Helps Raise Investment

Investors and banks prefer private limited companies. It becomes easier to get loans or funding from investors.

Builds Business Trust

Pvt. Ltd. companies look more professional and trustworthy. Clients and vendors feel more confident in doing business with you.

Easy Ownership Transfer

If you ever want to transfer ownership or sell your business, it’s easy to do through share transfers.

Tax Advantages

Private Limited Companies get various tax benefits and deductions that are not available to other business types.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

You need at least 2 directors and 2 shareholders to register a Private Limited Company. One of the directors must be a resident of India. The shareholders can be the same as the directors.

Yes, the entire registration process is online. You can send your documents digitally, and CallmyCA will handle everything for you.

It usually takes around 10 to 15 working days if all your documents are ready and correct. Government approvals may sometimes take a little longer.

Our registration packages start at just  ?4,999 (all-inclusive). The final price may vary depending on the number of directors or any extra services you choose.

No. You don’t need any minimum amount of money to start a Pvt Ltd company. You can start with any amount of capital.

Yes. Anyone can be a director, including salaried people and students, as long as they are not banned by law. But you should check your employment terms if you're working somewhere.

DSC stands for Digital Signature Certificate. It’s used to sign documents online while filing with the MCA. Every director must have one.

Yes, once the company is registered, you’ll automatically get a PAN and TAN for your company from the Income Tax Department.

Yes, they can. But at least one of the directors must be an Indian resident. Foreign documents may not require notarization or an apostille.

Yes, every Pvt Ltd company must file annual returns, maintain proper accounting records, and undergo a statutory audit, even if there is no business in the year.