A Private Limited Company is a type of business entity that’s owned by a group of people or Individuals. They share ownership through “Shares” but these shares cannot be purchased or sold publicly, unlike those of larger corporations you may be familiar with. Instead, owners make their own decisions on who can purchase and sell shares. The owners hire directors to run the day-to-day stuff and they follow rules set by the government, like filing financial reports every year. It is a separate entity from its owners it can have up to 200 members, with a minimum of 2.
The Advantages of a Private Limited Company, are a distinct legal identity, and ownership flexibility. At the same time, disadvantages include limited capacity for financing and the obligation to adhere to various legal requirements.
This is the most common type of private limited company in India. A company limited by shares means the liability of its members is limited to the amount unpaid on the shares.
This company has members who act as guarantors rather than having a share capital. In the case of a company winding up, the member's liability is restricted to the amount they have agreed to contribute to its assets.
The company does not have any limit of liability for its members.
Private Limited Company Registration in India involves a structured process designed to ensure legal and operational compliance. Due to its many benefits, including ownership flexibility and a unique legal character, it is a popular choice among entrepreneurs and small business owners.
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