A Private Limited Company (Pvt. Ltd.) is a privately held business structure that limits owners' liability to their investment, restricts share transfers, and prohibits public fundraising, making it ideal for SMEs seeking control, flexibility, and legal separation between personal and business assets. Key features include a maximum of 200 members (excluding one-person companies), minimum of two directors, and adherence to regulations like filing annual returns, all under laws such as India's Companies Act, 2013

Key Points:

Limited Liability: Shareholders are only liable up to the amount invested in shares, protecting personal assets from business debts.

Restricted Share Transfer: Shares cannot be freely sold to the public, keeping ownership within a select group.

Limited Membership: Max 200 members (shareholders).

No Public Invitation: Cannot solicit funds from the general public for securities.

Legal Entity: Separate legal status from its owners, requiring formal registration (e.g., under Companies Act 2013 in India)

Advantages:

Control: Maintains ownership and decision-making power within the founding group.

Flexibility: More operational independence and less stringent reporting than public companies.

Credibility: Offers a formal, recognized business structure.

Tax Efficiency: Often more tax-efficient than sole proprietorships or partnerships

Documents Required for Pvt. Ltd. Registration

• Aadhar Card or Voter ID Card or Passport or Driving License (Any One ID)
• PAN Card
• Passport Size Photograph
• Personal Saving Bank Account Statement/Passbook
• Mobile Number and Email Id
• Office Address – Latest Utility Bill (Electricity Bill/Telephone Bill, NoC) of Proposed Private Limited

Package: 18,000/-

Package includes:

 

• Pvt Ltd Company Registration
• MoA and AoA Drafting
• Name Reservation Charges
• Government Company Fees and Stamp Duty
• Permanent Account No. Card
• TAN Card
• MSME Registration
• DIN of Two Directors
• Digital Signature of Two Person
• INC-20A Filing
• Auditor ADT-1