Typically, it takes about 7 to 10 business days to complete the registration process, depending on the submission of the required documents and the approval from the Registrar of Companies (ROC).

There is no minimum capital requirement to start a Private Limited Company. However, it is common for companies to have an authorized capital of ₹10,000 or more.

Yes, a foreigner can be a shareholder and a director in an Indian Private Limited Company. However, the director must fulfill the criteria of being an Indian resident.

-Yes, changes in directors and shareholders can be made after the company is registered, but they must be legally documented and submitted to the Registrar of Companies (ROC).

-A Private Limited Company is a separate legal entity with shareholders, while an LLP is a partnership with limited liability. Private Limited Companies have more regulatory compliance and are better suited for raising funds, while LLPs are more flexible with fewer compliance requirements.

-The MOA defines the company’s objectives and scope of activities, while the AOA outlines the rules for managing the company, including the rights and duties of directors and shareholders.

-A Private Limited Company is taxed at a lower rate than some other business structures. It can also avail deductions on business expenses and has the advantage of tax exemptions on profits distributed to shareholders.

-No, a Private Limited Company cannot raise funds from the public by issuing shares. However, it can raise capital from private investors, venture capitalists, or through loans.

-Yes, a Private Limited Company can operate from multiple locations, but you will need to register each additional location as a branch or office and update the details with the ROC.