incorporation query
Dear All,
Does anybody has 4-5 years old section 8 microfinance company
State can be Delhi, Haryana or Rajasthan
Name must include "Microfinance"
company microfinance section
Hi,
The company is foreign subsidiary and wants to alter its MOA.
The nominee Director who is a subscriber to MOA on behalf of foreign company, is an NRI.
Is it mandatory to get the altered MOA Apostle?
Hello,
Will the FEMA Provisions get violated if the Company is registered as NBFC? pl guide
Dear Members,
We have planned to distribute educational equipment to underprivileged students studying in various levels.
The equipment purchase including GST ?
How do we treat the CST Contribution for Compliance ?
1. Purchase materials including GST and should not claim GST input
Ex:- CST Contribution is Rs. 1 Lakh
purchase material worth Rs. 1 Lakh (including GST 18,000/-)
or
2. Purchase the materials to the extent of Rs. 1 Lakh and pay GST 18% GST and total payout Rs. 1,18,000/-
Payout Rs. 1,18,000/- and claim 18,000/- the input tax credit ?
Which is the best practice of compliance ??
contribution under purchased goods treatment
I have Incorporated a new Company and I am in the Process to Open a Bank Account with HDFC BUT Bank Asking Minimum 25000 to Open a Bank Account but my Total Paid up Capital Itself is Rs. 5000 Only.
Can Director Deposit More than Actual Payable or how to Sort out this Issue Because when Filling Form 20 a Bank Statement is Required.
Please Help me in this Regard
Dear Members,
Please anyone share rate of stamp duty for share certificate in Kolkata, West Bengal.
Dear All
Can anyone help me with the name approval of section 8 microfinance? Objection raised by CRC due to small finance objects.
Dear all,
Plz share ur experience regarding LLP 3 approvals.... Generally what time ROC takes for approval. Because I filed LLP 3 for changing object of LLP at 10 days ago..and I haven't received any response from ROC yet. On MCA it's showing Pending for approval.
form 
Earlier provision:
Who is eligible to act as a member of an OPC?
Only a natural person who is an Indian citizen and resident in India shall be eligible to act as a member and nominee of an OPC.
For the above purpose, the term "resident in India" means a person who has stayed in India for a period of not less than one hundred and eighty two days during the immediately preceding one financial year.
Now after amendment through Companies (Incorporation) Second Amendment Rules, 2021, notified by MCA following changes made in OPC:
a) Previously NRIs were not allowed to incorporate OPCs. Now any natural person, who is an Indian citizen, whether resident in India or otherwise would be allowed to form an OPC.
b) For being considered as a resident in India, the residency period has been proposed to be reduced to 120 days from 182 days for NRIs.
c) Rule relating to voluntary conversion unless OPC has completed two years from the date of incorporated is proposed to be omitted and with effect from 01/04/2021, Conversion of One Person Company into a Public company or a Private company shall be permitted anytime. A One Person company may be converted into a Private or Public Company other than a company registered under section 8 of the Act, after increasing the minimum number of members and directors to two or minimum of seven members and three directors as the case may be,
d) Similarly the limitation of Paid up capital & turnover presently applicable for OPCs (paid up share capital of fifty lakhs rupees and average annual turnover during the relevant period of two crore rupees) is being done away with so that there are no restrictions on the growth of OPCs in terms of their paid up capital & turnover.
e) Rationalization of e-forms applicable for OPCs by omitting e-Form No.INC-5 and modification of e-form INC-6 (application for conversion from OPC to a Private company or a Public company and also Private company to OPC.
As a measure which directly benefits Startups & Innovators in the country, especially those who are supplying products & services on e-commerce platforms, and in order to bring in more unincorporated businesses into the organized corporate sector, the incorporation of One Person Companies (OPCs) is being incentivized by amending the Companies (Incorporation) Rules to allow OPCs to grow without any restrictions on paid up capital and turnover, allowing their conversion into any other type of company at any time, reducing the residency limit for an Indian citizen to set up an OPC from 182 days to 120 days and also allow Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) to incorporate OPCs in India.