Start a One-Person Company Seamlessly with MyBizCFO
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We simplify and streamline the registration process for one-person companies
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Get started with experts providing the fastest turnaround time
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Cost-effective services with no hidden fees and a transparent pricing policy
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From registration to compliance with the law, we have you covered
Why Choose MyBizCFO for One-Person Company Registration?
A one-person company is a unique concept when it comes to business entities. The characteristic of a one-person corporation is that it has a single shareholder who owns all of the business. It is necessary to appoint a nominee to replace the owner in the event of his incapacity or death in order to preserve the nature of perpetuity. At the same time, an OPC is a type of private limited company. MyBizCFO can help you complete the formalities of OPC registration. Working with us offers various benefits such as:
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An easy and quick online OPC registration process
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On-call support with dedicated account managers
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A team of qualified experts to show you the way
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Fast turnaround and cost-effective services
Benefits of Registering a One-Person Company
Independent Legal Existence
The status of a distinct legal entity would be granted to a one-person company. Unlike a proprietorship firm, this type of OPC registration guarantees that the entity is distinct from the owner. OPC is able to enter into a contract with the parties and own the assets under its own name. The owner has no influence over the company's actions. The primary advantage of OPC registration is this.
Limited Liability
​One advantage of registering an OPC is that it creates a distinct legal body with obligations and liabilities that are not imposed on the personal assets of the lone member. A member's liability is capped by the remaining balance of the capital they have subscribed for. Except in a few specific circumstances, the member's personal assets are safeguarded even in the event of liquidation.
Reduced Needs for Compliance
Unlike a private limited company, a one-person company enjoys the benefit of exemption from several rules and regulations. OPC is exempt from compliance requirements such as holding board and general meetings. However, if there is more than one director on the board, a board meeting is required.
Ownership and Management Separation
Due to the need to manage a business, the owner of the OPC may designate a director even if the company is owned by a single individual. While the member would be able to generate earnings by directing efforts towards different firms, the director or directors are tasked with the operational responsibilities. The shareholder, however, has total control over their status as a stakeholder in a one-person company.
Deciding the Name of Your One-Person
Here are a few things you must keep in mind when deciding the name of your small business:
Distinct Name:
Since it creates the firm brand, the name of the business should be distinctive, ideally a newly created term.
Business Objective:
The second half of the OPC name format must indicate the company's business activity.
Company Structure:
The company's name must conclude with the suffix "(OPC) Private Limited.”
Documents Required to Register a One-Person Company
PAN Cards of directors, nominees, and shareholders
Voter ID, passport, driver's license, and Aadhar card of directors, nominees, and shareholders
Address proof of directors, nominees, and shareholders with the most recent phone bill, electricity bill, or bank account statements
Recent passport-size photos of the directors, nominees, and shareholders
Address for the business with the owner's most recent telephone or electricity bill for the registered office address
Address for the business with the owner's most recent telephone or electricity bill for the registered office address
Registered office rent agreement is applicable
Our Process: Steps to Register your One-Person Company with MyBizCFO
Step 1: Answer Quick Questions
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Pick a package according to your requirements
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Take 10 minutes to fill in our questionnaire
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Provide basic details and documents needed for registration
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Pay our fees through secured payment gateways
Step 2: Get Expert Guidance
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Dedicated Relationship Manager
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OPC Name Reservation under SPICe
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Procurement of Digital Signatures (DSC)
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Documents drafting including MOA and AOA
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Application for PAN and TAN
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Certificate of Incorporation
Step 3: Business Incorporation
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Set up in only 12-15 working days
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One-Person Company Registration Timeline
Day 1-2
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Review of documents and information
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Digital Signature Certificate Application
Days 3-6
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Name availability check
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Drafting of MoA, AoA & other documents
Day 7-9
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Name reservation application under SPICe
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Application filing for company registration
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DIN allotment application
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PAN and TAN application
Day 10-12
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Standard processing time
Frequently asked questions
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What prerequisites must be met to register a one-person company?
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The prerequisites for registering an OPC in India are listed below:
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The shareholder needs to be an individual who resides in India.
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A minimum of one director is appointed, who must reside in India.
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The nominee must be an Indian resident who is at least eighteen years old at the time of registration.
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The registered office address of OPC must be a place of business.
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Who is eligible to join One Person Company?
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An individual is the only person who can join OPC. To be eligible to start a one-person company, a person must be an Indian resident who is at least eighteen years old. One must have visited India for at least 182 days in the most recent calendar year in order to be considered an Indian resident. Another requirement is that an individual may only join one OPC at any point during or following registration.
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Who is eligible to serve as a director of a one-person company?
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After obtaining a Director Identification Number (DIN), any natural person who is at least eighteen years old may serve as a director of the firm. A foreign national may also serve as a director since no residency or citizenship requirements are stated. Subject to a maximum of three DINs, the DIN allocation application is now combined with the company formation application.
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Who is eligible to be a nominee in a one-person company?
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An individual who resides in India and is at least eighteen years old, or a major. In order to be appointed, the nominee must also give the corporation his or her consent.
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Does registering an OPC require a minimum amount of capital?
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No. The minimum paid-up capital threshold for OPC registration has been lifted. When registering an OPC, the sum needed to launch a business must be subscribed. Additionally, in order to register, the subscriber needs to own a minimum of one share. It is crucial to remember that authorised capital must be maintained at a minimum of Rs. 1 lakh.
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What are Paid-up Capital and Authorised Capital?
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The maximum amount of capital that a business can currently or in the future raise through the issuance of shares is known as authorised capital. The actual amount raised by the business, or the sum paid by shareholders upon the issuance of shares, is referred to as paid-up capital. In India, a one-person company may be registered with any paid-up capital, which may be less than or equal to the authorised capital.
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Is it possible to register a one-person company for more than one business?
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Yes, provided it is specified in the company's memorandum of agreement and authorised by the registrar, an OPC may carry more than one business. A number of related businesses from the same field may be mentioned by the corporation. It is not possible to register unrelated activities under the same firm, such as fashion design and event planning or construction.
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Can a one-person company be registered in a residential location?
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Yes, if a business provides the required documentation, it can be registered in either a residential or commercial location. Any correspondence from MCA and other relevant authorities would be received at a registered office. Additionally, the address will be shown on the Ministry's portal.
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What is a Director Identification Number (DIN)?
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When an individual applies, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs assigns them a unique number known as their Director Identification Number. This makes it possible for anyone to be a designated partner in an LLP or a director in any company.
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Who is responsible for obtaining a Digital Signature Certificate and what does it entail?
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Certified Authorities issue digital signature certificates in the form of tokens. After attaching the applicant's DSC, any form submitted for an online OPC registration in India must be submitted. Additionally, the nominee and shareholder must have a DSC in order to submit electronic documents for incorporation, and the directors will need one for DIN applications.
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Can foreigners and NRIs register for an OPC in India?
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No, in order to register an OPC company, the shareholder needs to be an Indian resident.
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Who is responsible for obtaining a Digital Signature Certificate and what does it entail?
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​No, since the entire OPC registration procedure is done online, neither a member nor a director must be present. Every form has a digital signature and is stored on the online portal. Additionally, the necessary documents can be submitted to our portal for filing or provided via email.
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When must OPC be converted to a private company?
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When an OPC's paid-up capital surpasses Rs. 50 lakh or its average annual turnover for the relevant period surpasses Rs. 2 crore, it must be converted into a private or public company. No matter how long OPC has been in operation, the required conversion will go into effect.
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What standards must a one-person business meet for annual compliance?
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If the corporation has more than one director, board meetings must be held within each fiscal year. Additionally, an independent auditor must audit the financial statements and accounts. Then, within the allotted period, it must submit forms AOC-4 and MGT-7 as part of Annual Compliance.
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What function do auditors and accountants serve in a one-person business?
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The accountant or accountants document daily business transactions in the company's books of accounts. An independent auditor verifies the resulting accounts to ensure that no statutory compliance is overlooked and provides an audit report for the same.
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What Clients Say About Us
Nisha Raut
Local Guide • 4 days ago
When I decided to establish my OPC, I hardly had any idea about the registration process. MyBizCFO has been a trusted partner for me, right from the registration of my company to showing me the way with compliance guidelines. Thanks a lot!
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Setting up my OPC seemed like a daunting challenge, with multiple steps and lengthy documentation. MyBizCFO was my guide and partner, helping with easy and hassle-free online registration.
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