Tag Archives: #CompanyLegalities

How is LLP different from company?

LLP vs. Company   LLP vs. Company: An LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) and a company represent distinct legal business structures, showcasing prominent dissimilarities. Here are some of the main differences between an LLP vs. Company: Legal Structure: An LLP is a partnership where the partners have limited liability, meaning their personal assets generally do not… Read More »

LLP can become a member of company?

LLP can become a member of company No, it is not possible for a Limited Liability Partnership to become a member of a company. LLPs and companies are distinct legal entities with different structures and characteristics.  Let’s define how LLP can become a member of company. In a company, membership is typically held by individuals… Read More »

OPC is a statutory company?

Statutory company   Statutory company: OPC (One Person Company) is not a statutory company. OPC refers to a type of business structure or legal entity recognized in certain jurisdictions, including India. It is a form of company where a single individual can establish a separate legal entity and enjoy limited liability protection similar to a… Read More »

When company become pvt ltd?

  Company registration Pvt Ltd Company registration Pvt Ltd, A company becomes a private limited company or Pvt Ltd when it completes the necessary legal procedures and fulfills the requirements specific to its jurisdiction. The exact process and requirements may vary depending on the country or region in which the company is being register. Here… Read More »

Can an OPC have two directors?

Can an OPC have two directors No, an OPC (One Person Company) can have only one director. As per the provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 in India, an OPC can have only one director who is also the sole shareholder of the company. The concept of an OPC is designed to enable single-person entrepreneurship,… Read More »