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Get started Learn moreA private limited company is a separate legal person registered under the Companies Act, 2013. It owns property, signs contracts and sues in its own name. Shareholders put in capital and are liable only up to what they invested, while the company continues even if owners change.
Financial statements and annual return filed with the ROC every year.
Regular board meetings and an annual general meeting.
An auditor is appointed and accounts audited every year.
Income tax return, TDS returns and GST filings if registered.
Every director completes yearly KYC.
Statutory registers, minutes and share records are kept up to date.
| Private Ltd | LLP | OPC | Partnership | Proprietorship | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Owners | 2 to 200 shareholders | 2 or more partners | 1 member plus nominee | 2 or more partners | 1 person |
| Separate legal entity | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| Owner liability | Limited to shares | Limited to contribution | Limited to shares | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Raising equity | Easy | Limited | Limited | Limited | Not possible |
| Compliance load | Moderate to high | Moderate | Lower than Pvt Ltd | Low | Very low |
Not as a private company, which needs at least two members. A solo founder can use a One Person Company.
No. A registered address with valid proof is enough, and it can be a rented or residential space.
Yes, but at least one director must be an Indian resident.
It depends on name approval and ROC review. We share a timeline once we see your documents.
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