OPC Registration
Registration at ₹10,999 ₹8,999/-
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Business Registration Made Easy
Register your business effortlessly with the right structure—PVT LTD, LLP, or Section 8 Company. Enjoy legal recognition, tax benefits, and seamless compliance for a strong foundation.
PVT LTD Company
A PVT LTD is one of the most preferred business structures in India, offering limited liability, legal recognition.
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OPC Company
Allowing a single entrepreneur to own and manage the business while enjoying corporate benefits.
Start at ₹10,999 ₹8,999/-
Section-8 Company
Section 8 is NGOs & non-profits, offering tax benefits, legal recognition for social and charitable activities.
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Overview:
A One Person Company (OPC) is a unique type of private limited company that allows a single entrepreneur to own and manage the business with limited liability. It is an ideal structure for small businesses and startups looking to establish a corporate identity with minimal compliance requirements.
Benefits of LLP:
✅ Limited Liability Protection – The owner’s personal assets remain safe from business liabilities.
✅ Separate Legal Entity – The company exists as a separate legal entity, ensuring better credibility.
✅ Perpetual Succession – The business continues even after the owner’s demise through a nominated successor.
✅ Easy Funding & Credibility – Banks & investors prefer OPCs over sole proprietorships.
✅ Tax Benefits – Lower tax rates and business deductions as compared to individual taxation.
✅ Lesser Compliance – No need for board meetings or multiple directors, making operations simpler.
Types of LLP:
There is only one type of OPC in India, which is a Privately Held Limited Company with a single owner. However, OPCs can be classified based on their activities:
- Manufacturing OPC – For production & industrial businesses.
- Service-Based OPC – For consultancy, freelancing, or online service businesses.
- Retail & Trading OPC – For e-commerce and physical product sales.
📌 For the Director & Nominee:
- PAN Card
- Aadhaar Card
- Passport (if applicable)
- Address Proof (Bank Statement/Electricity Bill)
- Passport-size Photograph
📌 For Registered Office:
- Rent Agreement (if rented)
- NOC from Landlord
- Utility Bill (Electricity/Water Bill, not older than 2 months)
📌 Other Requirements:
- Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
- Director Identification Number (DIN)
- Memorandum of Association (MOA) & Articles of Association (AOA)
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common queries about the OPC registration process, required documents, timelines, and more. Get clarity before you proceed! 🚀
Who can register an OPC in India?
Any Indian citizen who is a resident of India (stayed in India for at least 182 days in the previous financial year) can register an OPC. However, a person can register only one OPC at a time
Can an OPC have more than one director?
Yes, while an OPC can have only one shareholder, it can appoint up to 15 directors for operational purposes.
Is a nominee mandatory for OPC registration?
Yes, as per the Companies Act, an OPC must appoint a nominee who will take over in case of the owner’s demise or incapacity.
What is the minimum capital required to start an OPC?
There is no minimum capital requirement for OPC registration. You can start with any amount, but an OPC cannot have a paid-up capital exceeding ₹50 lakh or an annual turnover exceeding ₹2 crore; otherwise, it must be converted into a Private Limited Company.
Can an OPC be converted into a Private Limited Company?
Yes, an OPC must be converted into a Private Limited Company if its paid-up capital exceeds ₹50 lakh or if the annual turnover crosses ₹2 crore in the last three consecutive years.