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Authorised Capital for Private Limited Company Registration:

Many of the Entrepreneur’s starting a new private limited company are uncertain about the concept of authorised capital and are often times unsure on the amount of authorised capital they should start their new private limited company with. In this article, we answer one of the most frequently asked question from Entrepreneurs, how much authorised capital is required to start a new private limited company?

Authorised Capital Vs. Issued Capital:

When a Private Limited Company is incorporated, the promoters of the company must decide on the amount of authorised capital for the company and the value of shares they will receive in return for their investment in the company. Authorised capital of a private limited company is the maximum value of shares a company can allot to its shareholders. Issued shares or outstanding shares on the other hand, is the amount of shares issued by the private limited company to its shareholders. The issued or outstanding share capital of a company can never exceed the authorised capital of a company.

Charges for Additional Authorized Capital:

Currently, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) charges a fee of Rs.5,000/- for allotting the minimum authorised capital of Rs.1 lakh for a private limited company. In case the private limited company requires additional authorised capital, fee for the additional authorised capital is charged as follows:

Minimum and starting authorised capital of Rs.1 lakh: Rs.5000

  1. For each lakh of additional share capital from Rs.1 lakh to Rs.5 lakh, Rs.4,000 per lakh of Authorised capital.
  2. For each lakh of additional share capital from Rs.5 lakh to Rs.50 lakh, Rs.3,000 per lakh of Authorised capital.
  3. For each lakh of additional share capital from Rs.50 lakh to Rs.1 crore, Rs.1,000 per lakh of Authorised capital.
  4. For each lakh of additional share capital from Rs. Rs.1 crore, Rs.750 per lakh of Authorised capital.

If the promoters of a private limited company wish to issue shares commensurate to the value of investment in the Company, a significant fee would be payable to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs for increasing the authorised capital of the company.

Authorised Capital for Startups:

Majority of the startups today are bootstrapped and are unable to pay a significant amount of fee to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs for incorporation of a company with an authorised capital commensurate to the investment in the company. Therefore, most promoters incorporate their company with the minimum required authorised capital of Rs.1 lakh and issue shares with a value of Rs.1 lakh or less to founding members. The rest of the capital invested by the founding members in the Private Limited Company is classified as either unsecured loan or share application money or share premium, thereby reducing the need to increase the authorised capital of the company during the startup and growth stages.

Once, the private limited company starts scaling-up operations and/or requires in the form of debt or equity, the authorised capital of the company is raised and additional shares are issued to the founding members commensurate to their investment in the company. Therefore, it is acceptable for most startups to start their operations with the minimum authorised capital of Rs.1 lakh and then increase the authorised capital of the private limited company as the necessity for debt or equity funding arises.

In relation to a company, Authorized Capital is the amount mentioned in the capital clause of the Memorandum of Association of the company. The authorized capital of a Company determines the number of shares a Company can issue to its shareholders. To the extent of the amount specified in a capital clause, the company can raise capital. If the company wants more capital then the capital clause has to be amended by the members by passing a special resolution at a general meeting. An increase in the authorized capital might as well be required for issuing new shares and/or infusing more capital into the Company.

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Compliance Requirements for a Partnership Firm

Income Tax Return

    Partnership firms must file annual tax returns. The due date is 31st July for non-audit cases and 30th September for audited firms. Timely filing ensures compliance, avoids penalties, and maintains legal standing.

    GST Compliances

      Partnership firms must register for GST if turnover exceeds the prescribed threshold. Regular GST return filing is mandatory to ensure compliance, avoid penalties, and maintain smooth business operations under GST laws.

      TDS Compliance

        Partnership firms must deduct and deposit Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) if liable under the Income Tax Act. Timely filing of TDS returns ensures compliance, avoids penalties, and maintains smooth financial operations.

        Accounting

          firms must maintain proper books of accounts reflecting an accurate and fair view of financial affairs. Each partner’s capital, withdrawals and profit share should be recorded separately to ensure transparency

          Tax Audit (if applicable)

            Required for partnership firms if business turnover exceeds ₹1 Cr or professional receipts surpass ₹50 Lakh under Section 44AB, ensuring regulatory compliance and accurate financial reporting.

            Firm Updates

              Partnerships must file updates on any changes in firm structure, such as partner additions, removals, or modifications to the partnership deed, ensuring legal compliance and transparency.

              Documents Required for Partnership Firms

              Quick Checklist

              • PAN card of all partners of the firm.
              • Aadhaar/Passport/Voter ID/Driving License of all partners.
              • Latest utility bill, rent agreement, or ownership proof of the firm’s office.
              • Latest bank statements of partners.
              • Recent photos of all partners.

              Key Benefits of a Partnership Firm

              Points to make your decision easy

              Ease of Formation

                Partnership firms have a straightforward registration process with minimal legal formalities, making them easy and cost-effective to establish.

                Tax Benefits

                  Partnership firms avoid double taxation, as profits are taxed only at the firm’s level and not again in the hands of partners, ensuring tax efficiency.

                  Lower Compliance

                    Partnership have fewer regulatory requirements and legal formalities compared to corporations, reducing administrative burdens and operational costs.

                    Decision-Making

                      Partnership firms enable quick decisions without extensive regulatory approvals, allowing for agile business operations and faster implementation of strategies.

                      Profit Sharing

                        Partners can distribute profits as per the agreed ratio in the partnership deed, allowing flexibility and mutual benefit in financial management.

                        No Minimum Capital

                          Partnership firms have no minimum capital requirement and can be registered even with Rs. 10,000 as total capital, providing flexibility in business setup.

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                          FAQs On Increase in Authorized Capital
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                          • Authorized capital is the maximum amount of share capital that a company is legally allowed to issue to its shareholders as per its Memorandum of Association (MOA).
                          • Yes, a company can increase its authorized capital by passing a board resolution, obtaining shareholder approval, and filing the necessary forms with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).
                          • 📌 Authorized Capital – The maximum capital a company can issue. 📌 Paid-up Capital – The actual amount of capital issued to shareholders.
                          • Step-by-step process: ✅ Check AOA (Articles of Association) – Ensure it allows an increase in capital. ✅ Hold a Board Meeting – Approve the increase in capital and set a date for the general meeting. ✅ Hold a Shareholders' Meeting (EGM/AGM) – Pass a special resolution. ✅ File Form SH-7 with MCA – File within 30 days from passing the resolution. ✅ Update MOA & AOA – Reflect the new capital structure.
                          • Form SH-7 (Notice of Increase in Share Capital) must be filed within 30 days of passing the resolution.
                          • Documents required: ✅ Board Resolution & Shareholder Resolution ✅ Updated MOA & AOA ✅ Digital Signature (DSC) of Director ✅ Proof of payment of stamp duty
                          • Yes, an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) or Annual General Meeting (AGM) must be conducted to approve the increase.
                          • Penalties for late filing: 🚨 ₹200 per day of delay 🚨 Possible legal action if non-compliance continues
                          • Stamp duty varies by state and is usually a percentage of the increase in authorized capital. It must be paid before filing Form SH-7.
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