Offers limited liability protection to its owners
Mandatory for raising funds, attracting investors, and gaining public trust
Can be Private Limited, LLP, OPC, or Public Limited
Company registration is the legal process of forming a company or corporate entity recognized under the Companies Act, 2013. It gives a business legal identity and a structured framework for operations.
Provides a distinct legal identity separate from owners
Required for expanding operations, applying for loans, or getting government tenders
Enables structured governance and tax benefits
Ensures credibility and transparency
PAN Card of directors
Aadhaar/Passport/Voter ID of directors
Passport-size photos
Utility bill (electricity/gas) for office address
Rent agreement (if rented)
NOC from property owner
Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
Director Identification Number (DIN)
Obtain DSC & DIN for proposed directors
Name approval via RUN/Spice+
Fill out SPICe+ form for incorporation
Upload documents and pay govt. fees
Get Certificate of Incorporation (COI) from MCA
Apply for PAN, TAN, and bank account
Limited liability protection
Enhanced credibility & trust
Easy to raise capital/funding
Perpetual succession — company runs even if ownership changes
Access to government schemes & subsidies
Usually 7–10 working days, if documents are in order.
Yes, under One Person Company (OPC) structure.
Only if your turnover exceeds ₹20/40 lakhs or you fall under specific criteria.