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Company Incorporation in India

Incorporation through the MCA's SPICe+ (INC-32) route, filed with the electronic Memorandum (eMoA, INC-33) and Articles (eAOA, INC-34), which issues the Certificate of Incorporation together with PAN and TAN. A Private Limited needs at least 2 members (Companies Act 2013 s.3(1)(b)) and at most 200 (s.2(68)), with 2 directors of whom at least one must have stayed in India for not less than 182 days in the previous calendar year (s.149(1), s.149(3)); an OPC has exactly one member and one director; an LLP needs 2 partners (LLP Act 2008 s.6) and 2 designated partners, at least one resident in India for 120 days in the financial year (s.7(1)); a Public Limited needs 7 members and 3 directors. A statutory audit is mandatory for every company regardless of size or turnover (s.139) — an LLP is exempt below the LLP Rules 2009 rule 24(8) thresholds. The registration fee on the MOA and AOA is nil up to Rs 10,00,000 of nominal share capital, so the effective MCA fee for a typical startup is genuinely zero; stamp duty is State-specific and quoted separately. Form INC-20A, the declaration of commencement of business, must be filed within 180 days of incorporation before a company with share capital commences business or exercises borrowing powers (s.10A). A foreign company opening a place of business in India files eForm FC-1 instead, signed with its authorised representative's DSC, and its own directors need no DIN — an exemption that does NOT extend to the directors of an Indian subsidiary, who do. Partnership firms and sole proprietorships are not MCA-registered: a firm registers optionally with the State Registrar of Firms (Indian Partnership Act 1932 s.58-59) and a proprietorship is recognised only indirectly, through GST, Udyam and State Shops & Establishment registration.

Filing authority
Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) — Registrar of Companies / Central Registration Centre
Typical turnaround

7–15 business days

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Every column is a vehicle you can actually incorporate here, and each is bought on its own terms. Every fact carries where it was read: on the authority’s own page, or — marked Indicative — on a filing platform or publication we name and link. Anything we could not read anywhere is marked Pending verification and confirmed with the authority before you pay.

Statutory comparison of every entity type available in this country
 Private Limited CompanyFunded startups, product companies, anyone who will raise equity or issue ESOPs — and the standard wholly-owned subsidiary for a foreign parentOne Person Company (OPC)A solo founder who wants limited liability and a corporate identity without a second shareholderLimited Liability Partnership (LLP)Professional services firms and bootstrapped businesses that will not raise equity — lighter ROC filing than a companyPublic Limited CompanyBusinesses planning a public issue, regulated activities, or raising from more than 200 shareholders — 7 members and 3 directorsSection 8 Company (not-for-profit)Foundations, CSR implementation vehicles and social enterprises that want corporate governance without distributing profitPartnership FirmSmall local businesses and family trades where partners accept unlimited liabilitySole ProprietorshipFreelancers and single-owner micro-businesses testing an idea
Minimum owners2127221
Maximum owners2001No statutory maximumIndicative — from Indian Kanoon - Section 6 in The Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm it with the authority before you pay.No statutory maximumIndicative — from Indian Kanoon - Section 2, Companies Act 2013, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm it with the authority before you pay.200 if formed as a private company; none if formed as a public companyIndicative — from Indian Kanoon - The Companies Act, 2013 (entire Act), s.8, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm it with the authority before you pay.50Indicative — from CAIRR - Rule 10, Companies (Miscellaneous) Rules, 2014 (valid as on 11/09/2026), not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm it with the authority before you pay.1
Minimum directors21232Not applicableNot applicable
Liabilitylimitedlimitedlimitedlimitedlimitedunlimitedunlimited
Foreign ownershipYesNofalse = a foreign national cannot be the member of an OPC. Both LegalWiz and IndiaFilings (published 18 Aug 2026) read r… Indicative — from LegalWiz - Can Foreign Citizens Register an OPC in India? (updated 6 Apr 2026), not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm it with the authority before you pay.YesYesYestrue, with a heavy caveat: foreign persons may be members/subscribers of a Section 8 company, but Setindiabiz and IndiaF… Indicative — from Setindiabiz - Section 8 Company Registration (2026), not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm it with the authority before you pay.YesConditional yes. NDI Rules 2019 rule 12(2) and Schedule IV para B permit only NRIs/OCIs, on a non-repatriation basis, in… Indicative — from Gazette of India Extraordinary Pt II s.3(ii), S.O. 3732(E) 17 Oct 2019 - Foreign Exchange Management (Non-debt Instruments) Rules 2019 (copy hosted by Argus Partners), not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm it with the authority before you pay.No
Tax treatmentTaxed as a domestic company: 25% if turnover in the base year did not exceed Rs 400 crore, else 30%; optional 22% u/s 11… Read at source on 2026-09-14An OPC is taxed as a domestic company: 25% (turnover up to Rs 400 crore in the base year) or 30%; optional 22% u/s 115BA… Read at source on 2026-09-14LLP taxed as a firm at a flat 30% plus 12% surcharge where taxable income exceeds Rs 1 crore plus 4% health and educatio… Read at source on 2026-09-14Taxed as a domestic company: 25% (turnover up to Rs 400 crore in the base year) or 30%; optional 22% u/s 115BAA or 15% u… Read at source on 2026-09-14Exempt under ss.11/12 only if registered u/s 12A/12AB (Form 10A), with s.80G approval giving donors a deduction; otherwi… Indicative — from Setindiabiz - Section 8 Company Registration (2026), not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm it with the authority before you pay.Firm taxed at a flat 30% plus 12% surcharge where taxable income exceeds Rs 1 crore plus 4% cess, with 18.5% AMT on book… Read at source on 2026-09-14Taxed as the proprietor's own income at individual slab rates: old regime nil to Rs 2.5 lakh then 5%/20%/30% above Rs 10… Read at source on 2026-09-14
Audit requiredYesYesNoYesYesNoRead at source on 2026-09-14NoRead at source on 2026-09-14
Audit thresholdNo turnover threshold - a statutory audit under Companies Act 2013 s.139 is mandatory for EVERY company regardless of si… No turnover threshold - statutory audit under Companies Act 2013 s.139 applies to an OPC as to any company.Audit is required only above a threshold: LLP Rules 2009 rule 24(8) exempts an LLP whose turnover does not exceed Rs 40 … No turnover threshold - statutory audit under Companies Act 2013 s.139 is mandatory.No turnover threshold - statutory audit under Companies Act 2013 s.139 applies.Tax audit under Income-tax Act s.44AB where business turnover exceeds Rs 1 crore (Rs 10 crore if cash receipts and cash … Read at source on 2026-09-14Tax audit under Income-tax Act s.44AB where business turnover exceeds Rs 1 crore (Rs 10 crore if cash receipts and cash … Read at source on 2026-09-14
Annual complianceHighMediumMediumHighHighLowLow
Typical useDefault vehicle for a venture-backed Indian startup; also the standard wholly-owned subsidiary structure for a foreign p… Single-founder consultancy or early product business that expects to convert to a Private Limited before raising externa… Agencies, consultancies and family businesses that want limited liability with lighter ROC filing than a company.Pre-IPO restructuring, NBFC and other regulated businesses, and groups that need an unlimited shareholder base.CSR implementation vehicles, foundations and NGOs that need corporate governance and 12A/80G registration.Traditional trading or retail business with two or more working partners and no external investor.Solo consultant or e-commerce seller who needs a GSTIN and a current account but no separate legal entity.

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From the company

  • Where a subscriber is a body corporate: certified true copy of the board resolution (or, for an LLP or partnership firm, the resolution agreed by all partners) authorising subscription to the memorandum, the investment, the number of shares, and naming the person authorised to subscribe

    Companies (Incorporation) Rules 2014, rule 16(2)(f) and rule 16(2)(g)

    Read at source on 2026-09-13

  • Where a subscriber is a foreign body corporate: copy of its certificate of incorporation and its registered office address

    Companies (Incorporation) Rules 2014, rule 16(2)(i)

    Read at source on 2026-09-13

  • Declaration by an advocate, Chartered Accountant, Cost Accountant or Company Secretary in practice, in Form No. INC-8

    Companies Act 2013, section 7(1)(b), read with Companies (Incorporation) Rules 2014, rule 14

    Read at source on 2026-09-13

  • Section 8 (not-for-profit) company only: draft memorandum and articles; declaration in Form No. INC-14 by an advocate, CA, Cost Accountant or CS in practice; an estimate of the future annual income and expenditure of the company for the next three years specifying sources of income and objects of expenditure; and the declaration in Form No. INC-15 by each applicant

    Companies (Incorporation) Rules 2014, rule 19(3)(a) to (d); application in Form No. INC-12

    Read at source on 2026-09-13

From each director

  • Particulars of each first director and his interest in other firms or bodies corporate, together with his consent to act as director, filed in Form No. DIR-12

    Companies (Incorporation) Rules 2014, rule 17

    Read at source on 2026-09-13

From each shareholder

  • Recent photograph of each subscriber to the memorandum, affixed and scanned with the MOA and AOA

    Companies (Incorporation) Rules 2014, rule 16(1)(a)

    Read at source on 2026-09-13

  • Income-tax Permanent Account Number (PAN) of each subscriber - PAN card is mandatory for Indian nationals

    Companies (Incorporation) Rules 2014, rule 16(1)(h) and rule 16(1)(m)

    Read at source on 2026-09-13

  • Proof of identity - for Indian nationals, any ONE of: Voter's identity card, Passport copy, Driving Licence copy, Unique Identification Number (UIN); for foreign nationals and Non Resident Indians: Passport

    Companies (Incorporation) Rules 2014, rule 16(1)(m)

    Read at source on 2026-09-13

  • Residential proof - Bank Statement, Electricity Bill, or Telephone / Mobile Bill

    Companies (Incorporation) Rules 2014, rule 16(1)(n)Not more than two months old. The proviso reads: 'Provided that Bank statement Electricity bill, Telephone or Mobile bill shall not be more than two months old'.

    Read at source on 2026-09-13

  • Proof of nationality, where the subscriber is a foreign national

    Companies (Incorporation) Rules 2014, rule 16(1)(o)

    Read at source on 2026-09-13

  • Specimen signature and latest photograph duly verified by the banker or notary, in Form No. INC-10

    Companies (Incorporation) Rules 2014, rule 16(1)(q)

    Indicative — from egazette.gov.in, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm it with the authority before you pay.

  • Notarisation (and, for Hague Apostille Convention countries, apostille) of the signature, address and proof of identity of a subscriber who is a foreign national residing outside India; in a non-Commonwealth, non-Apostille country the notary's certificate must be authenticated by a Diplomatic or Consular Officer

    Companies (Incorporation) Rules 2014, rule 13(5)(a) to (c)

    Read at source on 2026-09-13

  • Affidavit from each subscriber to the memorandum and each first director named in the articles, in Form No. INC-9

    Companies Act 2013, section 7(1)(c), read with Companies (Incorporation) Rules 2014, rule 15

    Read at source on 2026-09-13

  • One Person Company only: written consent of the nominee, in Form No. INC-3, together with the nomination in Form No. INC-2

    Companies Act 2013, section 3(1) first proviso, read with Companies (Incorporation) Rules 2014, rule 4(1) and 4(2)

    Read at source on 2026-09-13

For the registered office

  • Registered office proof - ANY of: (a) the registered document of title of the premises in the name of the company; or (b) a notarised copy of the lease or rent agreement in the name of the company together with a rent-paid receipt; (c) authorisation from the owner or authorised occupant of the premises together with proof of ownership or occupancy authorisation

    Companies Act 2013, section 12(2), read with Companies (Incorporation) Rules 2014, rule 25(2)(a) to (c); filed in Form No. INC-22Where a lease or rent agreement is relied on, the rent-paid receipt must be 'not older than one month'.

    Read at source on 2026-09-13

  • Proof of evidence of a utility service - telephone, gas, electricity etc. - depicting the address of the premises in the name of the owner or of the document relied on

    Companies (Incorporation) Rules 2014, rule 25(2)(d); filed in Form No. INC-22'which is not older than two months'.

    Read at source on 2026-09-13

Choose the scope

Every tier is a fixed price for the scope it lists, agreed before work starts. Anything added later is quoted and approved by you first. What each tier does not cover is on the card too.

Which structure are you registering?

Our fee is the same for every one of these. The government fee is not — it is set by what you register, and it changes below as you choose.

Starter

The filing itself. You supply the credentials.

₹2,999₹2,699fixed, for this scope

10–15 business days from kick-off

What you get

  • Name reservation
  • SPICe+ filing
  • Certificate of Incorporation

Not in this tier

  • DSC — billed separately
  • DIN — billed separately
  • Government fees — at cost, separate line
Starter tier of Company Incorporation

Standard

Recommended

Everything needed to be a working company.

₹6,999₹5,949fixed, for this scope

10–15 business days from kick-off

What you get

  • Name reservation
  • DSC for 2 directors
  • DIN for 2 directors
  • SPICe+ incorporation
  • PAN
  • TAN

Not in this tier

  • Government fees — at cost, separate line
Standard tier of Company Incorporation

Complete

Incorporated, and compliant through year one.

₹14,999₹11,999fixed, for this scope

10–15 business days from kick-off

What you get

  • Everything in Standard
  • INC-20A commencement of business
  • ADT-1 first auditor appointment
  • Share certificates
  • Statutory registers
  • Udyam registration
  • Bank account assistance
  • Year-one compliance calendar

Not in this tier

  • Government fees — at cost, separate line
Complete tier of Company Incorporation

Cost breakdown

Our fee and the government’s are always separate lines. Government fees are passed through at exactly what the authority charges — we add nothing to them.

MCA registration fee on the Memorandum and Articles — nil up to Rs 10,00,000 of nominal share capitalRead from the Table of Fees to the Companies (Registration Offices and Fees) Rules 2014: for a company with share capital the registration fee on both the MOA and the AOA is NIL where nominal share capital is up to Rs 10,00,000, which covers most SPICe+ incorporations. Above that it is a schedule, not a figure — Rs 10 lakh to Rs 50 lakh is Rs 36,000 plus Rs 300 per Rs 10,000 (or part) above Rs 10 lakh for companies other than OPCs and small companies (OPC / small company: Rs 2,000 plus Rs 200 per Rs 10,000); Rs 50 lakh to Rs 1 crore adds Rs 100 per Rs 10,000; above Rs 1 crore, Rs 75 per Rs 10,000. The widely repeated 'nil up to Rs 15 lakh' is WRONG — the rule threshold is Rs 10 lakh.No statutory feeIndicative — from mca.gov.in, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
PAN application (Form 49A), physical card, Indian communication address - Protean processing feeone line of this schedule appliesRs 91 + taxes = Rs 107 total; physical PAN card dispatched to Indian address; paper / online-with-physical-documents mode Protean is the operator, not the government, so indicative. Amounts are Protean's published fee schedule; Rs 91 + GST = Rs 107. The Rs 65 base commonly cited for TAN was NOT stated on the page - only the Rs 77 GST-inclusive total was. In SPICe+ the PAN/TAN fee is collected by MCA in the same challan; the Protean fee is the reference figure. The Protean index page also shows the reprint-of-PAN fee (Rs 50 India / Rs 959 abroad, incl. taxes), which is not the new-application fee.₹91Indicative — from Protean eGov Technologies (TIN-FC operator) - FAQs: Request for New PAN, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
PAN application, physical card, Indian address - paperless (e-KYC & e-Sign / DSC) modeone line of this schedule appliesRs 86 + taxes = Rs 101 total; replaces the Rs 91 line when the application is paperless Protean is the operator, not the government, so indicative. Amounts are Protean's published fee schedule; Rs 91 + GST = Rs 107. The Rs 65 base commonly cited for TAN was NOT stated on the page - only the Rs 77 GST-inclusive total was. In SPICe+ the PAN/TAN fee is collected by MCA in the same challan; the Protean fee is the reference figure. The Protean index page also shows the reprint-of-PAN fee (Rs 50 India / Rs 959 abroad, incl. taxes), which is not the new-application fee.₹86Indicative — from Protean eGov Technologies (TIN-FC operator) - FAQs: Request for New PAN, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
PAN application, e-PAN only (no physical card)one line of this schedule appliesRs 61 + taxes = Rs 72 total; Rs 56 + taxes = Rs 66 in paperless modes Protean is the operator, not the government, so indicative. Amounts are Protean's published fee schedule; Rs 91 + GST = Rs 107. The Rs 65 base commonly cited for TAN was NOT stated on the page - only the Rs 77 GST-inclusive total was. In SPICe+ the PAN/TAN fee is collected by MCA in the same challan; the Protean fee is the reference figure. The Protean index page also shows the reprint-of-PAN fee (Rs 50 India / Rs 959 abroad, incl. taxes), which is not the new-application fee.₹61Indicative — from Protean eGov Technologies (TIN-FC operator) - FAQs: Request for New PAN, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
PAN application, physical card, foreign communication addressone line of this schedule appliesRs 862 + taxes = Rs 1,017 total (Rs 857 + taxes = Rs 1,011 paperless) Protean is the operator, not the government, so indicative. Amounts are Protean's published fee schedule; Rs 91 + GST = Rs 107. The Rs 65 base commonly cited for TAN was NOT stated on the page - only the Rs 77 GST-inclusive total was. In SPICe+ the PAN/TAN fee is collected by MCA in the same challan; the Protean fee is the reference figure. The Protean index page also shows the reprint-of-PAN fee (Rs 50 India / Rs 959 abroad, incl. taxes), which is not the new-application fee.₹862Indicative — from Protean eGov Technologies (TIN-FC operator) - FAQs: Request for New PAN, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
TAN application (Form 49B) - Protean processing fee, incl. GSTRs 77 including Goods and Service Tax; same fee for new TAN and change request Protean is the operator, not the government, so indicative. Amounts are Protean's published fee schedule; Rs 91 + GST = Rs 107. The Rs 65 base commonly cited for TAN was NOT stated on the page - only the Rs 77 GST-inclusive total was. In SPICe+ the PAN/TAN fee is collected by MCA in the same challan; the Protean fee is the reference figure. The Protean index page also shows the reprint-of-PAN fee (Rs 50 India / Rs 959 abroad, incl. taxes), which is not the new-application fee.₹77Indicative — from Protean eGov Technologies (TIN-FC operator) - FAQs: Request for New PAN, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
eMudhra Class 3 Individual (signing) - 2 years, certificate onlyone line of this schedule applieseMudhra official price list effective 15 July 2024; USB token Rs 600 extra; GST treatment not stated in the list Not a statutory fee. Commercial price of a Class 3 DSC from a CCA-licensed Certifying Authority; one DSC per subscriber/director. Range read today for a 2-year individual signing certificate: Rs 885 - Rs 1,580 with token (resellers, GST-inclusive) up to Rs 1,500 + Rs 600 token on eMudhra's own list. CCA (cca.gov.in, MeitY) lists the licensed CAs: Safescrypt, IDRBT, (n)Code, e-Mudhra, CDAC, Capricorn, Protean, Vsign, CSC, RISL, IDSign, CDSL Ventures, Panta Sign, xtra Trust, ProDigiSign, SignX, Care 4 Sign, Speed Sign and others.₹1,500Indicative — from eMudhra Ltd - Pricing Policy effective 15 July 2024 (licensed CA's own price list), not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
eMudhra Class 3 Individual (signing) - 1 yearone line of this schedule applieseMudhra official list; token Rs 600 extra Not a statutory fee. Commercial price of a Class 3 DSC from a CCA-licensed Certifying Authority; one DSC per subscriber/director. Range read today for a 2-year individual signing certificate: Rs 885 - Rs 1,580 with token (resellers, GST-inclusive) up to Rs 1,500 + Rs 600 token on eMudhra's own list. CCA (cca.gov.in, MeitY) lists the licensed CAs: Safescrypt, IDRBT, (n)Code, e-Mudhra, CDAC, Capricorn, Protean, Vsign, CSC, RISL, IDSign, CDSL Ventures, Panta Sign, xtra Trust, ProDigiSign, SignX, Care 4 Sign, Speed Sign and others.₹1,350Indicative — from eMudhra Ltd - Pricing Policy effective 15 July 2024 (licensed CA's own price list), not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
eMudhra Class 3 Individual (signing) - 3 yearsone line of this schedule applieseMudhra official list; token Rs 600 extra Not a statutory fee. Commercial price of a Class 3 DSC from a CCA-licensed Certifying Authority; one DSC per subscriber/director. Range read today for a 2-year individual signing certificate: Rs 885 - Rs 1,580 with token (resellers, GST-inclusive) up to Rs 1,500 + Rs 600 token on eMudhra's own list. CCA (cca.gov.in, MeitY) lists the licensed CAs: Safescrypt, IDRBT, (n)Code, e-Mudhra, CDAC, Capricorn, Protean, Vsign, CSC, RISL, IDSign, CDSL Ventures, Panta Sign, xtra Trust, ProDigiSign, SignX, Care 4 Sign, Speed Sign and others.₹2,250Indicative — from eMudhra Ltd - Pricing Policy effective 15 July 2024 (licensed CA's own price list), not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
eMudhra Class 3 Combo (sign + encrypt) - 2 yearsone line of this schedule applieseMudhra official list; token Rs 600 extra Not a statutory fee. Commercial price of a Class 3 DSC from a CCA-licensed Certifying Authority; one DSC per subscriber/director. Range read today for a 2-year individual signing certificate: Rs 885 - Rs 1,580 with token (resellers, GST-inclusive) up to Rs 1,500 + Rs 600 token on eMudhra's own list. CCA (cca.gov.in, MeitY) lists the licensed CAs: Safescrypt, IDRBT, (n)Code, e-Mudhra, CDAC, Capricorn, Protean, Vsign, CSC, RISL, IDSign, CDSL Ventures, Panta Sign, xtra Trust, ProDigiSign, SignX, Care 4 Sign, Speed Sign and others.₹2,250Indicative — from eMudhra Ltd - Pricing Policy effective 15 July 2024 (licensed CA's own price list), not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
eMudhra FIPS USB tokenonly if it appliesNeeded once per subscriber if no token already heldNot a statutory fee. Commercial price of a Class 3 DSC from a CCA-licensed Certifying Authority; one DSC per subscriber/director. Range read today for a 2-year individual signing certificate: Rs 885 - Rs 1,580 with token (resellers, GST-inclusive) up to Rs 1,500 + Rs 600 token on eMudhra's own list. CCA (cca.gov.in, MeitY) lists the licensed CAs: Safescrypt, IDRBT, (n)Code, e-Mudhra, CDAC, Capricorn, Protean, Vsign, CSC, RISL, IDSign, CDSL Ventures, Panta Sign, xtra Trust, ProDigiSign, SignX, Care 4 Sign, Speed Sign and others.₹600Indicative — from eMudhra Ltd - Pricing Policy effective 15 July 2024 (licensed CA's own price list), not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Capricorn Class 3 Individual (signing) - 2 years, with token (reseller eSolutions)one line of this schedule appliesRs 980 without token; page marks 'Sales Tax Included' Not a statutory fee. Commercial price of a Class 3 DSC from a CCA-licensed Certifying Authority; one DSC per subscriber/director. Range read today for a 2-year individual signing certificate: Rs 885 - Rs 1,580 with token (resellers, GST-inclusive) up to Rs 1,500 + Rs 600 token on eMudhra's own list. CCA (cca.gov.in, MeitY) lists the licensed CAs: Safescrypt, IDRBT, (n)Code, e-Mudhra, CDAC, Capricorn, Protean, Vsign, CSC, RISL, IDSign, CDSL Ventures, Panta Sign, xtra Trust, ProDigiSign, SignX, Care 4 Sign, Speed Sign and others.₹1,580Indicative — from eMudhra Ltd - Pricing Policy effective 15 July 2024 (licensed CA's own price list), not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
XtraTrust Class 3 Individual (signing) - 2 years, without token (reseller eSolutions)one line of this schedule applies'starts from Rs 979/- onwards'; taxes included; Combo 2 years from Rs 1,959 Not a statutory fee. Commercial price of a Class 3 DSC from a CCA-licensed Certifying Authority; one DSC per subscriber/director. Range read today for a 2-year individual signing certificate: Rs 885 - Rs 1,580 with token (resellers, GST-inclusive) up to Rs 1,500 + Rs 600 token on eMudhra's own list. CCA (cca.gov.in, MeitY) lists the licensed CAs: Safescrypt, IDRBT, (n)Code, e-Mudhra, CDAC, Capricorn, Protean, Vsign, CSC, RISL, IDSign, CDSL Ventures, Panta Sign, xtra Trust, ProDigiSign, SignX, Care 4 Sign, Speed Sign and others.₹979Indicative — from eMudhra Ltd - Pricing Policy effective 15 July 2024 (licensed CA's own price list), not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Multi-CA reseller (eSolutions) Class 3 Individual signing - 2 years, with token, incl. GSTone line of this schedule appliesRs 979 without token; 1 year Rs 1,399 / 3 years Rs 2,029 with token; 'All prices are Including GST' Not a statutory fee. Commercial price of a Class 3 DSC from a CCA-licensed Certifying Authority; one DSC per subscriber/director. Range read today for a 2-year individual signing certificate: Rs 885 - Rs 1,580 with token (resellers, GST-inclusive) up to Rs 1,500 + Rs 600 token on eMudhra's own list. CCA (cca.gov.in, MeitY) lists the licensed CAs: Safescrypt, IDRBT, (n)Code, e-Mudhra, CDAC, Capricorn, Protean, Vsign, CSC, RISL, IDSign, CDSL Ventures, Panta Sign, xtra Trust, ProDigiSign, SignX, Care 4 Sign, Speed Sign and others.₹1,529Indicative — from eMudhra Ltd - Pricing Policy effective 15 July 2024 (licensed CA's own price list), not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Multi-CA reseller (eMasters) Class 3 Individual signing - 2 years, incl. token and GSTone line of this schedule applies1 year Rs 590 / 3 years Rs 1,416; Combo 2 years Rs 1,770; token and 18% GST inclusive Not a statutory fee. Commercial price of a Class 3 DSC from a CCA-licensed Certifying Authority; one DSC per subscriber/director. Range read today for a 2-year individual signing certificate: Rs 885 - Rs 1,580 with token (resellers, GST-inclusive) up to Rs 1,500 + Rs 600 token on eMudhra's own list. CCA (cca.gov.in, MeitY) lists the licensed CAs: Safescrypt, IDRBT, (n)Code, e-Mudhra, CDAC, Capricorn, Protean, Vsign, CSC, RISL, IDSign, CDSL Ventures, Panta Sign, xtra Trust, ProDigiSign, SignX, Care 4 Sign, Speed Sign and others.₹885Indicative — from eMudhra Ltd - Pricing Policy effective 15 July 2024 (licensed CA's own price list), not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Maharashtra - AOA (Schedule I Art. 10): 0.3% of share capital, max Rs 1,00,00,000only if it appliesRegistered office in Maharashtra0.3 per cent on share capital (authorised), maximum rupees One Crore; amended from 0.2% / max Rs 50,00,000 by Mah. 14 Oct 2024 (Rs 3,000 on Rs 10 lakh) State-specific; exactly one state's set applies (the state of the registered office); within a state the eForm, MOA and AOA lines are cumulative. Percentage lines carry amount null (basis is % of authorised capital). Statute texts read: Maharashtra ordinance (MLS gazette translation) and bill, plus the IGR Maharashtra (.gov.in) Schedule I PDF which is current for Art. 39(a) = Rs 1,000 but pre-dates the Oct 2024 change to Art. 10; Tamil Nadu Act 13 of 2024 (gazette copy on a third-party host); Gujarat Bill 10 and Act 8 of 2025 (PRS copies). Karnataka IGR (.gov.in) schedule PDF shows pre-Feb-2024 text; the 2024 Act text was read on two law-firm summaries. Delhi government PDFs (revenue.delhi.gov.in schedule-i.pdf, delhi.gov.in stamp_act_4.pdf) are image scans and could not be text-extracted (no OCR available); Delhi rests on three agreeing competitor pages. Record-level verification stays 'indicative' because only the Maharashtra MOA figure was read on a.gov.in page in its current form. Two conflicts flagged for Gujarat (AOA rate 0.15% statute vs 0.5% competitors; MOA Rs 100 vs Rs 300). MCA collects these amounts electronically in the SPICe+ challan.Confirmed before payment
Maharashtra - MOA (Art. 39(a)) if accompanied by articles of associationonly if it appliesRegistered office in MaharashtraOne thousand rupees (flat) - READ ON igrmaharashtra.gov.in Schedule I (as modified up to 1 June 2022); substituted for 'Two hundred rupees' by the Maharashtra Stamp (Amendment) Act 2015 w.e.f. 24-5-2015; Art. 39 not touched by the 2024 ordinance. 39(b) if not accompanied: 0.2% of share capital, min Rs 1,000, max Rs 50,00,000 State-specific; exactly one state's set applies (the state of the registered office); within a state the eForm, MOA and AOA lines are cumulative. Percentage lines carry amount null (basis is % of authorised capital). Statute texts read: Maharashtra ordinance (MLS gazette translation) and bill, plus the IGR Maharashtra (.gov.in) Schedule I PDF which is current for Art. 39(a) = Rs 1,000 but pre-dates the Oct 2024 change to Art. 10; Tamil Nadu Act 13 of 2024 (gazette copy on a third-party host); Gujarat Bill 10 and Act 8 of 2025 (PRS copies). Karnataka IGR (.gov.in) schedule PDF shows pre-Feb-2024 text; the 2024 Act text was read on two law-firm summaries. Delhi government PDFs (revenue.delhi.gov.in schedule-i.pdf, delhi.gov.in stamp_act_4.pdf) are image scans and could not be text-extracted (no OCR available); Delhi rests on three agreeing competitor pages. Record-level verification stays 'indicative' because only the Maharashtra MOA figure was read on a.gov.in page in its current form. Two conflicts flagged for Gujarat (AOA rate 0.15% statute vs 0.5% competitors; MOA Rs 100 vs Rs 300). MCA collects these amounts electronically in the SPICe+ challan.₹1,000Indicative — from Maharashtra Legislature Secretariat - Maharashtra Stamp (Amendment) Ordinance 2024 (Mah. Ord. XII of 2024), English translation, Maharashtra Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 72, 14 Oct 2024, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Maharashtra - SPICe+/INC eFormonly if it appliesRegistered office in MaharashtraFlat, per TaxGuru 2020 table State-specific; exactly one state's set applies (the state of the registered office); within a state the eForm, MOA and AOA lines are cumulative. Percentage lines carry amount null (basis is % of authorised capital). Statute texts read: Maharashtra ordinance (MLS gazette translation) and bill, plus the IGR Maharashtra (.gov.in) Schedule I PDF which is current for Art. 39(a) = Rs 1,000 but pre-dates the Oct 2024 change to Art. 10; Tamil Nadu Act 13 of 2024 (gazette copy on a third-party host); Gujarat Bill 10 and Act 8 of 2025 (PRS copies). Karnataka IGR (.gov.in) schedule PDF shows pre-Feb-2024 text; the 2024 Act text was read on two law-firm summaries. Delhi government PDFs (revenue.delhi.gov.in schedule-i.pdf, delhi.gov.in stamp_act_4.pdf) are image scans and could not be text-extracted (no OCR available); Delhi rests on three agreeing competitor pages. Record-level verification stays 'indicative' because only the Maharashtra MOA figure was read on a.gov.in page in its current form. Two conflicts flagged for Gujarat (AOA rate 0.15% statute vs 0.5% competitors; MOA Rs 100 vs Rs 300). MCA collects these amounts electronically in the SPICe+ challan.₹100Indicative — from Maharashtra Legislature Secretariat - Maharashtra Stamp (Amendment) Ordinance 2024 (Mah. Ord. XII of 2024), English translation, Maharashtra Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 72, 14 Oct 2024, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Karnataka - AOA (Art. 10): Rs 5,000 per Rs 10 lakh or part, max Rs 1 croreonly if it appliesRegistered office in KarnatakaRupees Five thousand for every rupees ten lakhs or part thereof subject to a maximum of rupees One Crore; Karnataka Stamp (Amendment) Act 2023 (Act 04 of 2024) w.e.f. 3 Feb 2024 (was Rs 1,000 per 10 lakh, max Rs 50 lakh) State-specific; exactly one state's set applies (the state of the registered office); within a state the eForm, MOA and AOA lines are cumulative. Percentage lines carry amount null (basis is % of authorised capital). Statute texts read: Maharashtra ordinance (MLS gazette translation) and bill, plus the IGR Maharashtra (.gov.in) Schedule I PDF which is current for Art. 39(a) = Rs 1,000 but pre-dates the Oct 2024 change to Art. 10; Tamil Nadu Act 13 of 2024 (gazette copy on a third-party host); Gujarat Bill 10 and Act 8 of 2025 (PRS copies). Karnataka IGR (.gov.in) schedule PDF shows pre-Feb-2024 text; the 2024 Act text was read on two law-firm summaries. Delhi government PDFs (revenue.delhi.gov.in schedule-i.pdf, delhi.gov.in stamp_act_4.pdf) are image scans and could not be text-extracted (no OCR available); Delhi rests on three agreeing competitor pages. Record-level verification stays 'indicative' because only the Maharashtra MOA figure was read on a.gov.in page in its current form. Two conflicts flagged for Gujarat (AOA rate 0.15% statute vs 0.5% competitors; MOA Rs 100 vs Rs 300). MCA collects these amounts electronically in the SPICe+ challan.₹5,000Indicative — from Maharashtra Legislature Secretariat - Maharashtra Stamp (Amendment) Ordinance 2024 (Mah. Ord. XII of 2024), English translation, Maharashtra Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 72, 14 Oct 2024, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Karnataka - MOA (Art. 33) if accompanied by AOAonly if it appliesRegistered office in KarnatakaFlat Rs 5,000 w.e.f. 3 Feb 2024 (was Rs 1,000 - the IGR Karnataka schedule PDF still shows the pre-amendment Rs 1,000 text) State-specific; exactly one state's set applies (the state of the registered office); within a state the eForm, MOA and AOA lines are cumulative. Percentage lines carry amount null (basis is % of authorised capital). Statute texts read: Maharashtra ordinance (MLS gazette translation) and bill, plus the IGR Maharashtra (.gov.in) Schedule I PDF which is current for Art. 39(a) = Rs 1,000 but pre-dates the Oct 2024 change to Art. 10; Tamil Nadu Act 13 of 2024 (gazette copy on a third-party host); Gujarat Bill 10 and Act 8 of 2025 (PRS copies). Karnataka IGR (.gov.in) schedule PDF shows pre-Feb-2024 text; the 2024 Act text was read on two law-firm summaries. Delhi government PDFs (revenue.delhi.gov.in schedule-i.pdf, delhi.gov.in stamp_act_4.pdf) are image scans and could not be text-extracted (no OCR available); Delhi rests on three agreeing competitor pages. Record-level verification stays 'indicative' because only the Maharashtra MOA figure was read on a.gov.in page in its current form. Two conflicts flagged for Gujarat (AOA rate 0.15% statute vs 0.5% competitors; MOA Rs 100 vs Rs 300). MCA collects these amounts electronically in the SPICe+ challan.₹5,000Indicative — from Maharashtra Legislature Secretariat - Maharashtra Stamp (Amendment) Ordinance 2024 (Mah. Ord. XII of 2024), English translation, Maharashtra Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 72, 14 Oct 2024, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Karnataka - SPICe+/INC eFormonly if it appliesRegistered office in KarnatakaFlat, per TaxGuru 2020 table State-specific; exactly one state's set applies (the state of the registered office); within a state the eForm, MOA and AOA lines are cumulative. Percentage lines carry amount null (basis is % of authorised capital). Statute texts read: Maharashtra ordinance (MLS gazette translation) and bill, plus the IGR Maharashtra (.gov.in) Schedule I PDF which is current for Art. 39(a) = Rs 1,000 but pre-dates the Oct 2024 change to Art. 10; Tamil Nadu Act 13 of 2024 (gazette copy on a third-party host); Gujarat Bill 10 and Act 8 of 2025 (PRS copies). Karnataka IGR (.gov.in) schedule PDF shows pre-Feb-2024 text; the 2024 Act text was read on two law-firm summaries. Delhi government PDFs (revenue.delhi.gov.in schedule-i.pdf, delhi.gov.in stamp_act_4.pdf) are image scans and could not be text-extracted (no OCR available); Delhi rests on three agreeing competitor pages. Record-level verification stays 'indicative' because only the Maharashtra MOA figure was read on a.gov.in page in its current form. Two conflicts flagged for Gujarat (AOA rate 0.15% statute vs 0.5% competitors; MOA Rs 100 vs Rs 300). MCA collects these amounts electronically in the SPICe+ challan.₹20Indicative — from Maharashtra Legislature Secretariat - Maharashtra Stamp (Amendment) Ordinance 2024 (Mah. Ord. XII of 2024), English translation, Maharashtra Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 72, 14 Oct 2024, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Delhi - AOA (Sch. I-A Art. 10): 0.15% of authorised capital, max Rs 25,00,000only if it appliesRegistered office in Delhi0.15% of authorised capital subject to a maximum stamp duty of Rs 25 lakhs (Rs 1,500 on Rs 10 lakh) State-specific; exactly one state's set applies (the state of the registered office); within a state the eForm, MOA and AOA lines are cumulative. Percentage lines carry amount null (basis is % of authorised capital). Statute texts read: Maharashtra ordinance (MLS gazette translation) and bill, plus the IGR Maharashtra (.gov.in) Schedule I PDF which is current for Art. 39(a) = Rs 1,000 but pre-dates the Oct 2024 change to Art. 10; Tamil Nadu Act 13 of 2024 (gazette copy on a third-party host); Gujarat Bill 10 and Act 8 of 2025 (PRS copies). Karnataka IGR (.gov.in) schedule PDF shows pre-Feb-2024 text; the 2024 Act text was read on two law-firm summaries. Delhi government PDFs (revenue.delhi.gov.in schedule-i.pdf, delhi.gov.in stamp_act_4.pdf) are image scans and could not be text-extracted (no OCR available); Delhi rests on three agreeing competitor pages. Record-level verification stays 'indicative' because only the Maharashtra MOA figure was read on a.gov.in page in its current form. Two conflicts flagged for Gujarat (AOA rate 0.15% statute vs 0.5% competitors; MOA Rs 100 vs Rs 300). MCA collects these amounts electronically in the SPICe+ challan.Confirmed before payment
Delhi - MOAonly if it appliesRegistered office in DelhiFlat State-specific; exactly one state's set applies (the state of the registered office); within a state the eForm, MOA and AOA lines are cumulative. Percentage lines carry amount null (basis is % of authorised capital). Statute texts read: Maharashtra ordinance (MLS gazette translation) and bill, plus the IGR Maharashtra (.gov.in) Schedule I PDF which is current for Art. 39(a) = Rs 1,000 but pre-dates the Oct 2024 change to Art. 10; Tamil Nadu Act 13 of 2024 (gazette copy on a third-party host); Gujarat Bill 10 and Act 8 of 2025 (PRS copies). Karnataka IGR (.gov.in) schedule PDF shows pre-Feb-2024 text; the 2024 Act text was read on two law-firm summaries. Delhi government PDFs (revenue.delhi.gov.in schedule-i.pdf, delhi.gov.in stamp_act_4.pdf) are image scans and could not be text-extracted (no OCR available); Delhi rests on three agreeing competitor pages. Record-level verification stays 'indicative' because only the Maharashtra MOA figure was read on a.gov.in page in its current form. Two conflicts flagged for Gujarat (AOA rate 0.15% statute vs 0.5% competitors; MOA Rs 100 vs Rs 300). MCA collects these amounts electronically in the SPICe+ challan.₹200Indicative — from Maharashtra Legislature Secretariat - Maharashtra Stamp (Amendment) Ordinance 2024 (Mah. Ord. XII of 2024), English translation, Maharashtra Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 72, 14 Oct 2024, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Delhi - SPICe+/INC eFormonly if it appliesRegistered office in DelhiFlat, per TaxGuru 2020 table State-specific; exactly one state's set applies (the state of the registered office); within a state the eForm, MOA and AOA lines are cumulative. Percentage lines carry amount null (basis is % of authorised capital). Statute texts read: Maharashtra ordinance (MLS gazette translation) and bill, plus the IGR Maharashtra (.gov.in) Schedule I PDF which is current for Art. 39(a) = Rs 1,000 but pre-dates the Oct 2024 change to Art. 10; Tamil Nadu Act 13 of 2024 (gazette copy on a third-party host); Gujarat Bill 10 and Act 8 of 2025 (PRS copies). Karnataka IGR (.gov.in) schedule PDF shows pre-Feb-2024 text; the 2024 Act text was read on two law-firm summaries. Delhi government PDFs (revenue.delhi.gov.in schedule-i.pdf, delhi.gov.in stamp_act_4.pdf) are image scans and could not be text-extracted (no OCR available); Delhi rests on three agreeing competitor pages. Record-level verification stays 'indicative' because only the Maharashtra MOA figure was read on a.gov.in page in its current form. Two conflicts flagged for Gujarat (AOA rate 0.15% statute vs 0.5% competitors; MOA Rs 100 vs Rs 300). MCA collects these amounts electronically in the SPICe+ challan.₹10Indicative — from Maharashtra Legislature Secretariat - Maharashtra Stamp (Amendment) Ordinance 2024 (Mah. Ord. XII of 2024), English translation, Maharashtra Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 72, 14 Oct 2024, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Tamil Nadu - AOA (Art. 10): Rs 500 per Rs 10 lakh of authorised capital or part, max Rs 5 lakhonly if it appliesRegistered office in Tamil NaduFive hundred rupees on every ten lakh rupees of authorised capital or part thereof subject to a maximum of rupees five lakh; Indian Stamp (Tamil Nadu Amendment) Act 2023 (TN Act 13 of 2024), assented 4 Mar 2024, in force May 2024 (was flat Rs 300) State-specific; exactly one state's set applies (the state of the registered office); within a state the eForm, MOA and AOA lines are cumulative. Percentage lines carry amount null (basis is % of authorised capital). Statute texts read: Maharashtra ordinance (MLS gazette translation) and bill, plus the IGR Maharashtra (.gov.in) Schedule I PDF which is current for Art. 39(a) = Rs 1,000 but pre-dates the Oct 2024 change to Art. 10; Tamil Nadu Act 13 of 2024 (gazette copy on a third-party host); Gujarat Bill 10 and Act 8 of 2025 (PRS copies). Karnataka IGR (.gov.in) schedule PDF shows pre-Feb-2024 text; the 2024 Act text was read on two law-firm summaries. Delhi government PDFs (revenue.delhi.gov.in schedule-i.pdf, delhi.gov.in stamp_act_4.pdf) are image scans and could not be text-extracted (no OCR available); Delhi rests on three agreeing competitor pages. Record-level verification stays 'indicative' because only the Maharashtra MOA figure was read on a.gov.in page in its current form. Two conflicts flagged for Gujarat (AOA rate 0.15% statute vs 0.5% competitors; MOA Rs 100 vs Rs 300). MCA collects these amounts electronically in the SPICe+ challan.₹500Indicative — from Maharashtra Legislature Secretariat - Maharashtra Stamp (Amendment) Ordinance 2024 (Mah. Ord. XII of 2024), English translation, Maharashtra Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 72, 14 Oct 2024, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Tamil Nadu - MOA (Art. 39)only if it appliesRegistered office in Tamil NaduTwo hundred rupees (flat) - substituted Art. 39 in TN Act 13 of 2024 State-specific; exactly one state's set applies (the state of the registered office); within a state the eForm, MOA and AOA lines are cumulative. Percentage lines carry amount null (basis is % of authorised capital). Statute texts read: Maharashtra ordinance (MLS gazette translation) and bill, plus the IGR Maharashtra (.gov.in) Schedule I PDF which is current for Art. 39(a) = Rs 1,000 but pre-dates the Oct 2024 change to Art. 10; Tamil Nadu Act 13 of 2024 (gazette copy on a third-party host); Gujarat Bill 10 and Act 8 of 2025 (PRS copies). Karnataka IGR (.gov.in) schedule PDF shows pre-Feb-2024 text; the 2024 Act text was read on two law-firm summaries. Delhi government PDFs (revenue.delhi.gov.in schedule-i.pdf, delhi.gov.in stamp_act_4.pdf) are image scans and could not be text-extracted (no OCR available); Delhi rests on three agreeing competitor pages. Record-level verification stays 'indicative' because only the Maharashtra MOA figure was read on a.gov.in page in its current form. Two conflicts flagged for Gujarat (AOA rate 0.15% statute vs 0.5% competitors; MOA Rs 100 vs Rs 300). MCA collects these amounts electronically in the SPICe+ challan.₹200Indicative — from Maharashtra Legislature Secretariat - Maharashtra Stamp (Amendment) Ordinance 2024 (Mah. Ord. XII of 2024), English translation, Maharashtra Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 72, 14 Oct 2024, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Tamil Nadu - SPICe+/INC eFormonly if it appliesRegistered office in Tamil NaduFlat, per TaxGuru 2020 and Beacon Filing tables State-specific; exactly one state's set applies (the state of the registered office); within a state the eForm, MOA and AOA lines are cumulative. Percentage lines carry amount null (basis is % of authorised capital). Statute texts read: Maharashtra ordinance (MLS gazette translation) and bill, plus the IGR Maharashtra (.gov.in) Schedule I PDF which is current for Art. 39(a) = Rs 1,000 but pre-dates the Oct 2024 change to Art. 10; Tamil Nadu Act 13 of 2024 (gazette copy on a third-party host); Gujarat Bill 10 and Act 8 of 2025 (PRS copies). Karnataka IGR (.gov.in) schedule PDF shows pre-Feb-2024 text; the 2024 Act text was read on two law-firm summaries. Delhi government PDFs (revenue.delhi.gov.in schedule-i.pdf, delhi.gov.in stamp_act_4.pdf) are image scans and could not be text-extracted (no OCR available); Delhi rests on three agreeing competitor pages. Record-level verification stays 'indicative' because only the Maharashtra MOA figure was read on a.gov.in page in its current form. Two conflicts flagged for Gujarat (AOA rate 0.15% statute vs 0.5% competitors; MOA Rs 100 vs Rs 300). MCA collects these amounts electronically in the SPICe+ challan.₹20Indicative — from Maharashtra Legislature Secretariat - Maharashtra Stamp (Amendment) Ordinance 2024 (Mah. Ord. XII of 2024), English translation, Maharashtra Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 72, 14 Oct 2024, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Gujarat - AOA (Art. 12): fifteen paise per Rs 100 of share capital (0.15%), max Rs 15,00,000only if it appliesRegistered office in GujaratSchedule text: 'Subject to maximum of five lakhs rupees, fifteen paise for every hundred rupees or part thereof' (extract appended to Bill 10 of 2025); maximum substituted 'five lakhs' -> 'fifteen lakhs rupees' by Gujarat Act 8 of 2025, assented 1 Apr 2025, gazetted 2 Apr 2025 (rate unchanged). RATE CONFLICT: competitor tables (TaxGuru 2020, Beacon Filing) say 0.5%; the statute text reads 0.15%. State-specific; exactly one state's set applies (the state of the registered office); within a state the eForm, MOA and AOA lines are cumulative. Percentage lines carry amount null (basis is % of authorised capital). Statute texts read: Maharashtra ordinance (MLS gazette translation) and bill, plus the IGR Maharashtra (.gov.in) Schedule I PDF which is current for Art. 39(a) = Rs 1,000 but pre-dates the Oct 2024 change to Art. 10; Tamil Nadu Act 13 of 2024 (gazette copy on a third-party host); Gujarat Bill 10 and Act 8 of 2025 (PRS copies). Karnataka IGR (.gov.in) schedule PDF shows pre-Feb-2024 text; the 2024 Act text was read on two law-firm summaries. Delhi government PDFs (revenue.delhi.gov.in schedule-i.pdf, delhi.gov.in stamp_act_4.pdf) are image scans and could not be text-extracted (no OCR available); Delhi rests on three agreeing competitor pages. Record-level verification stays 'indicative' because only the Maharashtra MOA figure was read on a.gov.in page in its current form. Two conflicts flagged for Gujarat (AOA rate 0.15% statute vs 0.5% competitors; MOA Rs 100 vs Rs 300). MCA collects these amounts electronically in the SPICe+ challan.Confirmed before payment
Gujarat - MOA (Art. 35 in Gujarat numbering)only if it appliesRegistered office in GujaratFlat; CONFLICT: TaxGuru 2020 and Beacon Filing say Rs 100; ebizfiling's Gujarat rate table shows 'Memorandum of Association of a Company 100 300' (Rs 100 up to 04.08.19, Rs 300 w.e.f. 05.08.2020 as printed). State-specific; exactly one state's set applies (the state of the registered office); within a state the eForm, MOA and AOA lines are cumulative. Percentage lines carry amount null (basis is % of authorised capital). Statute texts read: Maharashtra ordinance (MLS gazette translation) and bill, plus the IGR Maharashtra (.gov.in) Schedule I PDF which is current for Art. 39(a) = Rs 1,000 but pre-dates the Oct 2024 change to Art. 10; Tamil Nadu Act 13 of 2024 (gazette copy on a third-party host); Gujarat Bill 10 and Act 8 of 2025 (PRS copies). Karnataka IGR (.gov.in) schedule PDF shows pre-Feb-2024 text; the 2024 Act text was read on two law-firm summaries. Delhi government PDFs (revenue.delhi.gov.in schedule-i.pdf, delhi.gov.in stamp_act_4.pdf) are image scans and could not be text-extracted (no OCR available); Delhi rests on three agreeing competitor pages. Record-level verification stays 'indicative' because only the Maharashtra MOA figure was read on a.gov.in page in its current form. Two conflicts flagged for Gujarat (AOA rate 0.15% statute vs 0.5% competitors; MOA Rs 100 vs Rs 300). MCA collects these amounts electronically in the SPICe+ challan.Confirmed before payment
Gujarat - SPICe+/INC eFormonly if it appliesRegistered office in GujaratFlat, per TaxGuru 2020 table State-specific; exactly one state's set applies (the state of the registered office); within a state the eForm, MOA and AOA lines are cumulative. Percentage lines carry amount null (basis is % of authorised capital). Statute texts read: Maharashtra ordinance (MLS gazette translation) and bill, plus the IGR Maharashtra (.gov.in) Schedule I PDF which is current for Art. 39(a) = Rs 1,000 but pre-dates the Oct 2024 change to Art. 10; Tamil Nadu Act 13 of 2024 (gazette copy on a third-party host); Gujarat Bill 10 and Act 8 of 2025 (PRS copies). Karnataka IGR (.gov.in) schedule PDF shows pre-Feb-2024 text; the 2024 Act text was read on two law-firm summaries. Delhi government PDFs (revenue.delhi.gov.in schedule-i.pdf, delhi.gov.in stamp_act_4.pdf) are image scans and could not be text-extracted (no OCR available); Delhi rests on three agreeing competitor pages. Record-level verification stays 'indicative' because only the Maharashtra MOA figure was read on a.gov.in page in its current form. Two conflicts flagged for Gujarat (AOA rate 0.15% statute vs 0.5% competitors; MOA Rs 100 vs Rs 300). MCA collects these amounts electronically in the SPICe+ challan.₹20Indicative — from Maharashtra Legislature Secretariat - Maharashtra Stamp (Amendment) Ordinance 2024 (Mah. Ord. XII of 2024), English translation, Maharashtra Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 72, 14 Oct 2024, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
FiLLiP - contribution does not exceed Rs 1 lakhone line of this schedule appliesLLP only — Total partner contribution up to Rs 1,00,000Total partner contribution up to Rs 1,00,000 One FiLLiP slab applies (by total contribution) plus one Form 3 slab. Three sources agree on all eight figures. Annexure A note read: the difference between fees on an increased contribution slab and the preceding slab is paid through Form 3.₹500Indicative — from Annexure A to the LLP Rules 2009 as reproduced by a CA-firm knowledge base, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
FiLLiP - contribution exceeds Rs 1 lakh but does not exceed Rs 5 lakhone line of this schedule appliesLLP only — Rs 1,00,001 - Rs 5,00,000Rs 1,00,001 - Rs 5,00,000 One FiLLiP slab applies (by total contribution) plus one Form 3 slab. Three sources agree on all eight figures. Annexure A note read: the difference between fees on an increased contribution slab and the preceding slab is paid through Form 3.₹2,000Indicative — from Annexure A to the LLP Rules 2009 as reproduced by a CA-firm knowledge base, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
FiLLiP - contribution exceeds Rs 5 lakh but does not exceed Rs 10 lakhone line of this schedule appliesLLP only — Rs 5,00,001 - Rs 10,00,000Rs 5,00,001 - Rs 10,00,000 One FiLLiP slab applies (by total contribution) plus one Form 3 slab. Three sources agree on all eight figures. Annexure A note read: the difference between fees on an increased contribution slab and the preceding slab is paid through Form 3.₹4,000Indicative — from Annexure A to the LLP Rules 2009 as reproduced by a CA-firm knowledge base, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
FiLLiP - contribution exceeds Rs 10 lakhone line of this schedule appliesLLP only — Above Rs 10,00,000Above Rs 10,00,000 One FiLLiP slab applies (by total contribution) plus one Form 3 slab. Three sources agree on all eight figures. Annexure A note read: the difference between fees on an increased contribution slab and the preceding slab is paid through Form 3.₹5,000Indicative — from Annexure A to the LLP Rules 2009 as reproduced by a CA-firm knowledge base, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Form 3 (LLP agreement) - contribution up to Rs 1 lakhone line of this schedule appliesLLP only — Filing fee for Form 3 within 30 days of incorporationFiling fee for Form 3 within 30 days of incorporation One FiLLiP slab applies (by total contribution) plus one Form 3 slab. Three sources agree on all eight figures. Annexure A note read: the difference between fees on an increased contribution slab and the preceding slab is paid through Form 3.₹50Indicative — from Annexure A to the LLP Rules 2009 as reproduced by a CA-firm knowledge base, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Form 3 - contribution Rs 1 lakh to Rs 5 lakhone line of this schedule appliesLLP only — One FiLLiP slab applies (by total contribution) plus one Form 3 slab. Three sources agree on all eight figures. Annexure A note read: the difference between fees on an increased contribution slab and the preceding slab is paid through Form 3.₹100Indicative — from Annexure A to the LLP Rules 2009 as reproduced by a CA-firm knowledge base, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Form 3 - contribution Rs 5 lakh to Rs 10 lakhone line of this schedule appliesLLP only — One FiLLiP slab applies (by total contribution) plus one Form 3 slab. Three sources agree on all eight figures. Annexure A note read: the difference between fees on an increased contribution slab and the preceding slab is paid through Form 3.₹150Indicative — from Annexure A to the LLP Rules 2009 as reproduced by a CA-firm knowledge base, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Form 3 - contribution above Rs 10 lakhone line of this schedule appliesLLP only — One FiLLiP slab applies (by total contribution) plus one Form 3 slab. Three sources agree on all eight figures. Annexure A note read: the difference between fees on an increased contribution slab and the preceding slab is paid through Form 3.₹200Indicative — from Annexure A to the LLP Rules 2009 as reproduced by a CA-firm knowledge base, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
OPC / small company - nominal capital above Rs 10,00,000: base feeonly if it appliesRs 2,000 plus Rs 200 for every Rs 10,000 of nominal share capital or part thereof after the first Rs 10,00,000 and up to Rs 50,00,000Table of Fees, Companies (Registration Offices and Fees) Rules 2014 as amended. Two law publications agree: OPC/small above 10 lakh = Rs 2,000 + Rs 200 per 10,000 up to 50 lakh; other companies above 10 lakh = Rs 36,000 + Rs 300 / Rs 100 / Rs 75 per 10,000 in the 10L-50L / 50L-1Cr / >1Cr bands, additional fee capped at Rs 2.5 crore. Separately, the Companies (Incorporation) Second Amendment Rules 2019 (G.S.R. 180(E), w.e.f. 18 Mar 2019) raised the zero-fee SPICe threshold in rule 38 of the Incorporation Rules from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 15 lakh - seen only in a search snippet (TaxGuru), not read.₹2,000Indicative — from Indian Kanoon - Companies (Registration Offices and Fees) Rules 2014, Annexure Table of Fees item I.A, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Other company - nominal capital above Rs 10,00,000: base feeonly if it appliesRs 36,000 plus additional fee: Rs 300 per Rs 10,000 (or part) from Rs 10,00,001 to Rs 50,00,000; Rs 100 per Rs 10,000 from Rs 50,00,001 to Rs 1 crore; Rs 75 per Rs 10,000 above Rs 1 crore; total additional fee capped at Rs 2,50,00,000Table of Fees, Companies (Registration Offices and Fees) Rules 2014 as amended. Two law publications agree: OPC/small above 10 lakh = Rs 2,000 + Rs 200 per 10,000 up to 50 lakh; other companies above 10 lakh = Rs 36,000 + Rs 300 / Rs 100 / Rs 75 per 10,000 in the 10L-50L / 50L-1Cr / >1Cr bands, additional fee capped at Rs 2.5 crore. Separately, the Companies (Incorporation) Second Amendment Rules 2019 (G.S.R. 180(E), w.e.f. 18 Mar 2019) raised the zero-fee SPICe threshold in rule 38 of the Incorporation Rules from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 15 lakh - seen only in a search snippet (TaxGuru), not read.₹36,000Indicative — from Indian Kanoon - Companies (Registration Offices and Fees) Rules 2014, Annexure Table of Fees item I.A, not confirmed on a government portal. We confirm the exact amount before you pay.
Comriq professional feeper filingfrom ₹2,999

These are the authority’s published lines. Which of them apply depends on your filing — a schedule by headcount, capital or entity type is one line, not all of them — and the applicable line is confirmed before payment, at cost.

How it runs

You will see these exact stages update in your client portal as we progress.

  1. Document Verification

    We collect and validate the per-person document set — identity and address proof for every director and every shareholder, a DSC per person, and registered-office proof with the owner's NOC.

  2. Name Reserved

    The proposed name is reserved with the MCA through SPICe+ Part A. Invest India states a reserved name is available for adoption for 20 days; the research flags that period for re-confirmation against the current Companies (Incorporation) Rules.

  3. SPICe+ Filed

    SPICe+ (INC-32) is filed with the electronic Memorandum (eMoA, INC-33) and Articles (eAOA, INC-34) — the MCA's default incorporation route.

  4. Certificate Issued

    Certificate of Incorporation delivered to your portal together with the PAN and TAN that SPICe+ issues alongside it.

  5. Commencement of Business

    For a company with share capital, Form INC-20A is filed within 180 days of incorporation (Companies Act 2013 s.10A(1)(a)). Until it is filed the company may not commence business or exercise borrowing powers, and the ROC may begin strike-off.

What this costs, in full

Comriq professional feeper filing
₹2,999₹2,699
Government fee
₹1,023–₹8,389 by schedule — 22 published lines; the line that applies to you is confirmed before payment, at cost.+ 18 fees that apply only in some cases — listed in the cost breakdown above, not in this figure.

From · 3 tiers

₹4,022₹3,722

Our fee plus the lowest line of the authority's schedule. The line that applies to you is confirmed before payment.

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Launch pricing · 10% off our fee10% off our professional fee until 31 December 2026. Government fees are charged at cost and are never discounted — we collect them on the authority's behalf and cannot charge less than it does.

Government fees are charged at cost, exactly as the authority bills them — we add nothing to them. Where the authority publishes no figure, or publishes a schedule, we confirm the exact amount before you pay, so this total is a minimum: we never substitute a plausible number.

This price is exclusive of GST. GST at 18% is added at checkout on our professional fee. Government fees are collected at cost on your behalf and are not taxed. Clients outside India are zero-rated.

Indicative guidance — confirmed before payment

Requirements and statutory fees are set by Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) — Registrar of Companies / Central Registration Centre and change without notice. This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. Your engagement letter and quote are the binding documents.