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Company Registrations
As far as perfect, punctual, and economical company law services are concerned, these are readily and efficiently available for all most prominent types of companies regardless of the sizes and stages of development, and range from the very company registration and corporate management to greater profitability and the desired further growth of the company. Well-resourced, up-to-date, and innovative Legal Buddy has also been adroitly supporting easy and lucrative FDI in India into its various economic sectors.
In general, the following are the main and most significant company law services given to Indian and foreign clients by our prestigious law firm for doing business in entire India: Though all various types of companies can swiftly be registered in India with express support of our veteran and dutiful company and corporate lawyers, the following have been the most preferred types of companies in India set up by the foreign people, investors, and companies so far:
A private limited company may be established by a foreign entrepreneur, investor, or company anywhere in India, as a self-running company or as a wholly-owned subsidiary, for doing business in the targeted economic sector. Now, as per the new Indian Companies Act of 2013, only two directors are required for registering a private limited company in India.
Introduced by the LLP Act of 2008 in India, the limited liability partnership (LLP) firms are now hugely popular partnership-based companies in India, particularly in the fields of services. For setting up an LLP also, there are required only two designated partners. LLP offers many lavish advantages over the traditional partnerships which are registered under the Indian Partnerships Act, 1932.
The One Person Company (OPC) was introduced in India by the new Indian Companies Act, 2013. Since then, this OPC gained overwhelming popularity in entire India. For setting up an OPC, required are only one director and a stakeholder, both can be the same person. Many regulatory compliances by an OPC are exempted, to promote OPCs in India.
A public limited company is a joint stock company. It is governed under the provisions of the Indian Companies Act, 2013. While there is no limit on the number of members, it is formed by the association of persons voluntarily with a minimum paid up capital of 5 lakh rupees. Transferability of shares have no restriction. The company can invite public for subscription of shares and debentures. The term public limited is added to its name at the time of incorporation.