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Can OPC have subsidiary company?

OPC have Subsidiary Company   In recent years, One Person Companies (OPCs) have gained popularity as a business structure that allows a single individual to own and operate a company. This model offers various advantages, such as limited liability and simplified compliance. However, a common question arises: Understanding OPCs An OPC is a type of… Read More »

Q5.16 Importance of Company Registration: Why company registration is important ?

Importance of Company Registration Importance of Company Registration Website Link Importance of Company Registration:Company registration is important for several reasons: Legal Recognition: Registering a company gives it legal recognition as a separate legal entity from its owners (shareholders). It establishes the company as a distinct entity with its own rights, liabilities, and obligations. This separation… Read More »

Should i register my business as an llc or sole proprietorship?

Should i register my business as an llc or sole proprietorship Registration of Business, The decision to register your business as a Limited Liability Company (LLC) or a sole proprietorship depends on various factors, including your specific business needs, legal considerations, and personal preferences. Here are some points to consider: Liability Protection: One of the main… Read More »

Do you have to register your business as a sole proprietor?

Do you have to register your business as a sole proprietor The requirement to register your business as a sole proprietor can vary depending on the country, state, or region in which you operate. In many jurisdictions, there is no legal requirement to register a sole proprietorship specifically. As a sole proprietor, you can typically… Read More »

Are gst trusts revocable?

  Are GST Trusts Revocable Goods and Services Tax (GST) is an indirect tax levied on the supply of goods and services in many countries, including India. However, when we talk about GST trusts in a legal context, it generally refers to trusts managing funds related to GST compliance, payments, or any related activities. The… Read More »

Are secretarial standards mandatory?

Secretarial Standards Secretarial Standards, Indeed, specific corporations in India are obligate to adhere to secretarial standard, ensuring their compliance with regulatory requirements. The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) has issued Secretarial Standard that are applicable to companies based on their size, turnover, and other criteria. Secretarial Standards provide guidelines and rules for the… Read More »

Corporate secretarial compliance?

Corporate Secretarial Compliance Corporate secretarial compliance refers to the adherence of a company to the legal and regulatory requirements related to corporate governance and administrative obligations. It encompasses various activities and responsibilities that ensure the company operates within the legal framework and fulfills its obligations towards stakeholders, regulatory authorities, and the general public. Some key… Read More »

PAN number: Does the PAN number become a part of the GST number in registration?

PAN number GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number) is a unique 15-digit alphanumeric code issue to every registered taxpayer under the GST regime. The first two digits of the GSTIN represent the state code, followed by the next 10 digits representing the PAN number of the taxpayer, then a 2-digit entity code for the… Read More »

Secretarial compliance meaning?

Secretarial compliance Secretarial compliance, refers to the adherence and fulfillment of legal and regulatory requirements related to corporate governance and company law by a company or organization. It involves ensuring that the company’s activities, operations, and decision-making processes comply with the applicable laws, regulations, and guidelines. Secretarial compliance typically covers a range of activities and… Read More »

What is section 195 of Income Tax Act 1961?

  Income Tax Act 1961   Section 195 of the Income Tax Act, 1961 is a crucial provision for the taxation of non-residents in India. It focuses on the tax implications of payments made to non-residents, ensuring that taxes are deduct at source (TDS) on specific types of income earn by non-residents from an Indian… Read More »