One Person Company (OPC) is a beneficial option for individuals who wish to operate a business with limited liability while retaining full control. The Companies Act of 2013 governs OPCs in India, combining the advantages of sole proprietorship with a corporate structure. Registration involves obtaining a Digital Signature Certificate and Director Identification Number for the sole promoter. The OPC name must be unique, and essential documents, including the Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association, must be prepared. Approval by the Registrar of Companies leads to a Certificate of Incorporation, which confirms the OPC’s legal standing.

Registering as an OPC offers limited liability, ease of control, and credibility in the market. The Ministry of Corporate Affairs oversees the registration process, ensuring compliance with legal standards, which is essential for efficient operations in India’s competitive market. With expert guidance from Vision Tax, navigating the complexities of OPC registration becomes straightforward, enabling the business owner to focus on growth.

Annual compliance is essential for OPCs, including filing annual returns and tax compliance. Adhering to these requirements ensures smooth operation and strong government relations.

• Limited Liability Protection: OPC registration limits the owner’s liability, protecting personal assets from business obligations.
  

• Separate Legal Entity: OPCs are distinct entities from their owners, enhancing operational independence.
  

• Complete Control: An OPC allows sole ownership, providing complete decision-making authority.
  

• Perpetual Succession: OPCs enjoy continuity even if ownership changes.
  

• Credibility and Trust: Being a registered entity enhances credibility, appealing to clients and investors.

1. Single Director and Shareholder: OPCs require one individual as both the director and shareholder, who must obtain a Director Identification Number and a Digital Signature Certificate.

2. Nominee Appointment: A nominee must be designated to take over in the event of the sole member’s incapacitation.

3. Registered Office in India: The OPC must have a registered office in India for official communication.

4. Digital Signature Certificate (DSC): Necessary for authenticating registration documents.

• Indian Resident Director: The director must be an Indian resident as per statutory requirements.

• Unique Name Approval: The OPC name must be unique, adhering to Ministry of Corporate Affairs naming guidelines.

1. Obtain a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) for the director.

2. Apply for a Director Identification Number (DIN).

3. Reserve a unique name for the OPC.

4. Draft the Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA).

5. Register for an OPC Identification Number and submit incorporation documents to the Registrar of Companies.

• Identification Proof of Director and Nominee: PAN Card, Passport, or Voter ID.

• Address Proof of Director and Nominee: Aadhaar, bank statement, or driver’s license.

• Registered Office Address Proof

• MOA and AOA outlining objectives and operational rules.

1. Obtain DSC and DIN: The initial step involves obtaining DSC and DIN, crucial for authenticating the registration.

2. Reserve Name: Ensure the chosen name is unique and complies with MCA guidelines.

3. Draft MOA and AOA: Define the company’s objectives and internal governance.

4. Submit Incorporation Documents: File required documents with the Registrar of Companies.

5. Receive Incorporation Certificate: Certification confirms the OPC’s registration and legal status.

Our Fees: Rs. 8,000 + GST (excluding government fees)
Government Fees as per guidelines.

Processing generally requires 15 days.