Increase of Authorized Capital
- Start at just INR 2,499
- Preparation of Documents
- Alteration of MOA (Memorandum of Association).
- Preparation of forms
- Certification of forms
Getting Started
DEFINITION
When activities of the company are increasing day by day and pursuant to that company need funds by the way of borrowing and capital infusion then the company has option to increase its Paid up Capital. But Paid up Capital can be increased upto the level of its Authorised Capital. Hence when Company Needs more Capital, the law has given the right to increase the Authorised Capital and can go for more investment.
LIST OF DOCUMENTS FOR REGISTRATION
MOA (Memorandum of Association).
Authorized Letter
procedure
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Step |
Stage |
Description |
Timeline |
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1 |
Initial Consultation |
Understanding client needs and explaining the process. |
Same Day |
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2 |
Document Collection |
Client submits necessary documents, we verify them. |
1 Day |
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3 |
Application Preparation |
Drafting and filing application with appropriate authority. |
1–2 Days |
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4 |
Approval & Issuance |
Approval by authority and issuance of certificate/approval. |
2–3 Days |
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5 |
Post-Approval Support |
Providing guidance and additional services if required. |
Ongoing |
service inclusive
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FAQS
What is Authorized Share Capital?
The Authorized Share Capital of a Company means the maximum amount of Share Capital that can issue and as stated in its MOA or AOA. It is also known as nominal Capital.
What is the minimum requirement of Authorised Share Capital to incorporate a Company?
No, there is no minimum requirement of Authorized Share Capital to incorporate a Company.
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At the time of increase in Authorised Share Capital, whether stamp duty to be paid on it?
Yes, at the time of increase in Authorized Share Capital, stamp duty to be paid on it.
Is paid up share capital be more than authorized share capital?
No, paid up share capital can be equal to or less than the authorized share capital.