Registering a private limited company offers a significant advantage of conferring a separate legal entity status, which a partnership firm lacks. In a partnership, personal assets of partners are at risk, and they become personally accountable for every debt or liability incurred by the business. Consequently, partners seeking to enhance their business's credibility and limit their liability prefer to convert their partnership into a private limited company, especially with business expansion. Although the statutory compliance requirements for a private limited company are higher than those for a partnership, it offers greater opportunities for the company to thrive and extend its reach.
Limited Liability of Owners
A company's members or directors are accountable only for the amount of capital they have contributed. They are not liable for the company's debts or losses during liquidation. Moreover, each member is individually responsible for their conduct, and they are not held responsible for the misbehavior or carelessness of other members.
Separation of Management and Ownership
Separate ownership and management enable both parties to concentrate on their respective roles. Shareholders delegate the responsibility of managing and operating the company to the directors without losing their control through voting rights.
separate legal entity
A partnership does not have its own legal entity. In the event of a partner's death, retirement, or departure, the partnership dissolves, and a new one must be created. However, a private limited company operates differently. As a separate legal entity, it can sue third parties and continues to exist even if a director or shareholder departs.
Raising Capital
Raising capital is comparatively easier in a private limited company as it permits members to contribute without assuming personal liability, unlike a general partnership where all partners have unlimited liability. Moreover, the private limited company offers various methods to raise funds such as private equity, ESOP, and more.
PAN Card of shareholders and Directors. Foreign nationals may provide a passport.
Aadhar card, Voter ID/ Passport/ Driving License of Shareholders and Directors
Telephone Bill /Electricity Bill/ Latest Bank Account Statement of Shareholders and Directors
Latest Passport size photograph of Shareholders and Directors
Electricity Bill/ Telephone Bill of the registered office address
No Objection Certificate to be obtained from all the secured creditors of the applicant
Rent Agreement of the registered office should be provided, if any
A Copy of Partnership deed and Certificate of Registration duty verified by at least two partners of the general partnership.
A copy of latest income tax return filed by the Partnership firm
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