• GST RegistrationRs 1500
  • Partnership Firm RegistrationRs 2500
  • LLP RegistrationRs 8500
  • OPC RegistrationRs 8500
  • Private Ltd Company RegistrationRs 15000
  • Trust RegistrationRs 10500
  • Sole proprietorshipRs 4000
  • Trademark RegistrationRs 10500
  • Copyright RegistrationRs 2000
  • Patent RegistrationRs 500
  • Design RegistrationRs 1500
  • FSSAI RegistrationRs 6500
  • Udyam RegistrationRs 2000

ONE PERSON COMPANY REGISTRATION @ Rs 9500

Register your One Person Private Limited at Rs 9500. One Person Company (OPC) is a type of business introduced by the Companies Act, 2013. It is a hybrid business model where a sole ownership concern gets a corporate standpoint, combining the benefits of sole proprietorship and a corporate entity.

It has just a single individual as a member who acts as both director and shareholder. This eliminates the hassle of finding partners to start a registered business. The best part is, legal and financial liability is limited to the company, not the individual.

Key Features:

Single Owner

An individual, who is an Indian resident and citizen, is eligible to form a One Person Company.

Directors

Must have at least one director. The sole shareholder can also be the sole director. The company can have up to a maximum of 15 directors.

Capital Requirement

A One Person Company can be started with any amount of capital. If the paid-up capital exceeds ₹50 lakhs, the OPC must be converted into a private limited company.

Ease of Raising Funds

Like a private limited company, an OPC can raise funds through loans, financial institutions, and angel investors. It can evolve into a private limited company to access larger funding.

Less Compliance

OPCs have fewer compliance requirements compared to private limited companies, allowing more focus on core business areas.

Entire Control with Single Person

This enables quicker decision-making and implementation. However, the owner can appoint up to 15 directors to handle administrative functions.

Opt for Small Business Entity

OPC is suitable for individuals. Once the paid-up capital exceeds ₹50 lakhs or turnover exceeds ₹2 crores, the OPC must be converted into a private limited company.

Registering a company is a simple process with Abi Accounts. A minimum of one person is required as director cum shareholder. The following documents are required:
- Copy of PAN
- Copy of Aadhaar
- Driving license, Voter ID, or Passport (any one as permanent address proof)
- Telephone bill, Electricity bill, Mobile bill, or Bank statement (any one as present address proof)

A One Person Company offers limited liability. The shareholder is legally responsible only for the amount subscribed as share capital, unlike a proprietorship where the owner is personally liable for all business debts.

Authorized capital is the maximum amount of shares a company can issue. Paid-up capital is the amount actually issued and subscribed by the shareholder. Authorized capital can be increased after incorporation if more shares are needed.

Yes. After incorporation, a company must open a bank account in its name and deposit the subscribed capital. The Commencement of Business form must be filed within 180 days of incorporation.

No. Only Indian citizens who are residents in India can form a One Person Company. It is not allowed for NRIs, foreign nationals, or foreign entities.

Yes. A registered office is required for all companies in India. All communications from government departments, banks, GST, and other authorities will be sent to this address.

You can share your preferred names with Abi Accounts using the name availability link. They will check for similar names registered with the MCA and suggest available options.

GST registration is mandatory for some businesses. For service providers, it is mandatory only if turnover exceeds ₹20 lakhs. For manufacturing/trading, it is mandatory if turnover exceeds ₹40 lakhs.