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Expert Mantra offers One Person Company registration, covering Government Fees & Stamp Duty. You’ll receive a complete incorporation kit with share certificates.*
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What is OPC Registration?
One Person Company (OPC) is a relatively new business structure in India, introduced under the Companies Act, 2013. It allows a single individual to incorporate a company, which was not possible before this Act came into force. An OPC combines the legal benefits of a company with the flexibility of a sole proprietorship.
As per Section 2(62) of the Companies Act, 2013, an OPC can be formed with just one director and one member—and these can be the same individual. This makes it an ideal choice for entrepreneurs who wish to run a company independently, with fewer compliance requirements compared to a Private Limited Company.
Whether you are a resident or a non-resident Indian (NRI), you can register an OPC in India under the Companies Act, 2013, and enjoy the advantages of limited liability, legal recognition, and simplified management.
Step 1:Â Verify eligibility criteria and gather required documents.
Step 2:Â Obtain DSCs and DINs for the director.
Step 3:Â File name reservation request and submit Form SPICe+ for incorporation.
Step 4:Â Apply for PAN and TAN for the new business.
Step 5:Â Receive the Certificate of Incorporation from RoC, along with PAN and TAN.
Step 6:Â Open a current bank account and commence business operations.
With Expert Mantra, the entire OPC registration process can be completed in just 20 days—quick, hassle-free, and professionally handled from start to finish.
1. Easy Succession
An OPC ensures perpetual succession even with a single member managing daily operations. In the event of the member’s demise, the nominated individual can seamlessly take over and continue running the company.
2. Limited Liability
The OPC is a separate legal entity, meaning the member’s liability is limited to their shareholding. Creditors can claim only from the company’s assets—not the personal assets of the member—even in cases of bankruptcy.
3. Sole Directorship and Shareholding
A single person can act as both director and shareholder, handling day-to-day operations without the need for an executive director. This allows complete control and decision-making power to rest with one individual.
4. Ownership of Property
As a separate legal entity, an OPC can own property—such as buildings, machinery, or land—under its name. These assets cannot be claimed by another person, ensuring full legal ownership for the company.
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