How many directors and shareholders are required for a Public Limited Company in India?

A Public Limited Company in India requires a minimum of 7 shareholders (subscribers to the Memorandum of Association at the time of incorporation) and a minimum of 3 directors. At least 1 director must be a resident of India meaning they must have stayed in India for more than 182 days in the preceding financial year. Listed Public Companies must also have at least 1 Independent Director as required by SEBI LODR. A Company Secretary must be appointed if paid-up share capital is Rs 5 crore or more. There is no maximum limit on the number of shareholders for a Public Limited Company.

What is the cost of Public Limited Company registration in India?

TAXAJ's Public Limited Company registration packages: PLC Basic at Rs 24,999 includes DSC for 3 directors, DIN, name approval via RUN, MOA and AOA drafting, SPICe+ filing, Certificate of Incorporation, PAN and TAN. PLC Complete at Rs 34,999 adds GST registration, INC-20A filing, share certificates, statutory registers and first board meeting minutes. PLC Annual Bundle at Rs 59,999 adds first-year statutory audit, AOC-4, MGT-7, ITR-6, AGM management, DIR-3 KYC and 12 months GST filing. Government fees and stamp duty on MOA and AOA vary by state and authorised capital amount.

What is the difference between a Public Limited Company and Private Limited Company?

Key differences: Shareholders — Public Limited Company requires minimum 7 with no maximum; Private Limited Company requires minimum 2 with maximum 200. Directors — Public Limited needs minimum 3; Private Limited needs minimum 2. Share transfer — Public Limited shares are freely transferable and cannot be restricted; Private Limited shares can be restricted in the Articles of Association. Public subscription — Only Public Limited Company can invite the public to subscribe to its shares, debentures or deposits. IPO — Only Public Limited Company can list on NSE or BSE. Company name — Public Limited ends with Limited while Private Limited ends with Private Limited.

Can a Public Limited Company raise funds from the public?

Yes. Raising funds from the public is the primary distinction of a Public Limited Company. It can raise funds through IPO (Initial Public Offering), FPO (Follow-on Public Offer), Rights Issue (additional shares to existing shareholders), Public Deposits (subject to RBI guidelines), Debentures and Bonds issued to the public. Only SEBI-registered Public Limited Companies can conduct IPOs on NSE or BSE. For SME IPO, the company can list on NSE Emerge or BSE SME platforms with lower requirements.

What are the annual compliance requirements for a Public Limited Company?

Annual compliance for Public Limited Company includes: DIR-3 KYC for all directors by 30 September; AGM (Annual General Meeting) by 30 September within 6 months of financial year end; AOC-4 (financial statements) filed within 30 days of AGM by 30 October; MGT-7 (Annual Return with CS certification mandatory) by 29 November; ITR-6 (income tax return) by 31 October; Statutory Audit by CA mandatory always without any turnover threshold; minimum 4 Board Meetings per year; GST returns monthly. Listed companies additionally need quarterly financial results reporting to SEBI, insider trading policy compliance, audit committee and nomination and remuneration committee meetings.

How to convert a Private Limited Company to Public Limited Company for IPO?

Conversion from Private Limited to Public Limited Company: Step 1 pass a Special Resolution with 75 percent or more majority in an Extraordinary General Meeting to alter the MOA and AOA to remove the Private classification. Step 2 file Form MGT-14 on MCA with the special resolution within 30 days. Step 3 file Form INC-27 (Change of Company Type) on MCA. Step 4 the RoC issues a revised Certificate of Incorporation with Limited replacing Private Limited in the company name. Step 5 increase shareholders to minimum 7 and directors to minimum 3. The conversion takes 30 to 45 days and does not affect the existing CIN, bank accounts, GST registration or contracts.

What documents are required for Public Limited Company registration?

Documents required for Public Limited Company registration: PAN Card of all 7 shareholders and 3 directors; Aadhaar Card of all directors linked to active mobile; passport size photograph of each director; separate active email and mobile for each director; residence proof of each director such as bank statement or utility bill not older than 2 months; registered office address proof including electricity bill plus NOC from owner if rented; signed consent of all 7 MOA subscribers with their occupation, address and share subscription details; and description of proposed business activities and capital structure for MOA object clause.

What is the registration process for a Public Limited Company in India?

Public Limited Company registration process: Step 1 obtain Class 3 Digital Signature Certificate for all 3 or more directors and allot DIN via SPICe+. Step 2 reserve company name via SPICe+ RUN on MCA portal with 2 name options ending with Limited. Step 3 a Company Secretary drafts MOA and AOA following Table F format for public companies. Step 4 CS files SPICe+ form on MCA21 with details of all 7 shareholders and 3 directors and registered office. Step 5 Certificate of Incorporation with CIN is issued by the RoC. Step 6 post-incorporation filings include INC-20A (within 180 days), first board meeting (within 30 days) and auditor appointment (ADT-1).

Companies Act 2013 · MCA Registered · 7+ Directors · Public Funds

Public Limited Company Registration India

Register a Public Limited Company (PLC) in India — the corporate structure for businesses aiming to raise public funds, issue shares to the public, or list on the stock exchange. Minimum 7 shareholders, 3 directors. Done by CA + CS in 15–25 days.

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PLC Basic

MCA incorporation for public companies — pre-IPO stage or large promoter-held companies

₹24,999 excl. GST

⏱ 15–20 working days

DSC for 3 Directors

DIN for all Directors

Name Approval (SPICe+ RUN)

MOA & AOA Drafting (Public Company)

SPICe+ Filing on MCA21

Certificate of Incorporation (COI) + CIN

PAN + TAN of Company

What is a Public Limited Company in India?

A Public Limited Company (PLC) is a company registered under the Companies Act 2013 that can offer its shares to the general public. It is governed by SEBI, MCA and stock exchange regulations. Ideal for large-scale fundraising, IPOs and public trust.

✅ Advantages of Public Limited Company

Can raise funds from the public through IPO, FPO and public deposits

Shares freely transferable — liquidity for shareholders through stock exchange

Limited liability — shareholders' personal assets fully protected

Perpetual succession — company exists independent of shareholders

Separate legal entity — can own property, sue and be sued independently

Greater public trust and corporate credibility for large contracts

No restriction on maximum number of shareholders (unlike Pvt Ltd's 200)

Can issue debentures, bonds and commercial paper to raise debt capital

ESOPs and sweat equity shares possible — attract top talent at scale

⚠️ Limitations of Public Limited Company

Minimum 7 shareholders, 3 directors required at all times

Mandatory Annual General Meeting (AGM) every year

Highest compliance burden — SEBI, MCA, stock exchange, FEMA

Statutory audit mandatory always — no threshold exemption

AOC-4, MGT-7, MGT-14, various Board resolutions and ROC filings

SEBI disclosures for listed companies — quarterly/half-yearly results

Cannot restrict share transfer (unlike Pvt Ltd which can in AoA)

Higher professional fees — CS required for secretarial compliance

Not suitable for small businesses — overkill for most founders

📋 Legal Requirements

Legal Requirements for Public Limited Company Registration

These are the mandatory statutory requirements under the Companies Act 2013 for incorporating and maintaining a Public Limited Company in India.

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Mandatory

Minimum 7 Shareholders

A Public Limited Company must have at least 7 shareholders (subscribers to MOA) at the time of incorporation. There is no maximum limit on shareholders unlike Pvt Ltd (200 cap).

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Mandatory

Minimum 3 Directors

Minimum 3 directors required. At least 1 must be an Independent Director (if listed) or as per Sec 149. At least 1 director must be a resident of India (>182 days).

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No minimum since 2015

Paid-Up Capital

No minimum paid-up capital required since the Companies (Amendment) Act 2015. However, for listing on NSE/BSE, minimum net worth of ₹3 crore (SME exchange) is required.

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Mandatory

Registered Office in India

A registered office address in India is mandatory. Name of company must end with "Limited" (not "Pvt Ltd"). Registered office address must be verifiable with utility bill.

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Mandatory

MOA & AOA

Memorandum and Articles of Association for a Public Company have different requirements from Pvt Ltd — AoA cannot restrict share transfer and must comply with Table F of the Companies Act.

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Mandatory

DSC + DIN for Directors

Class 3 Digital Signature Certificate for all directors. DIN (Director Identification Number) — now allotted via SPICe+ for new directors. Existing DIN holders reuse their DIN.

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Within 30 days

First Board Meeting

First Board Meeting within 30 days of incorporation. Appoint first auditor, adopt statutory registers, appoint company secretary (if paid-up capital ≥₹5 crore).

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Within 180 days

INC-20A — Commencement

Declaration of commencement of business within 180 days. Penalty: ₹50,000 on company + ₹1,000/day on each defaulting director. Cannot borrow money before INC-20A.

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Annually

AGM — Annual General Meeting

AGM mandatory every year within 6 months of financial year end (by 30 September). First AGM within 9 months of first FY end. Listed companies have additional SEBI requirements.

⚙️ Registration Process

Public Limited Company Registration — Step by Step

TAXAJ CA + CS handles the entire MCA filing. You provide documents and decisions — we handle everything else and deliver your COI in 15–25 days.

DSC + DIN

Class 3 DSC for all 3+ directors. DIN allotted via SPICe+. Existing DIN holders reuse their number.

Name Approval

SPICe+ RUN (Reserve Unique Name) — 2 name options, must end with "Limited". Approval in 2–3 days.

MOA + AOA

CS drafts Memorandum and Articles. Public co AOA follows Table F format — cannot restrict share transfer.

SPICe+ Filing

CS files SPICe+ on MCA21 — 7 shareholders + 3 directors. PAN, TAN, GSTIN, EPFO/ESIC simultaneously.

COI Issued

Certificate of Incorporation with CIN issued by RoC. PAN + TAN from NSDL. Company is live.

Post-Incorporation

INC-20A, first board meeting, auditor appointment (ADT-1), share certificates, bank account opened.

📄 Documents Required

Documents Required for Public Limited Company Registration

Required from each director and shareholder. All soft copies accepted via WhatsApp — no physical office visit needed.

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PAN Card — All Directors & Shareholders

Mandatory for all 7 subscribers and 3 directors. Company itself gets a separate PAN from NSDL post incorporation.

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Aadhaar Card — All Directors

Aadhaar linked to active mobile. Required for DSC generation and MCA portal OTP for each director.

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Passport Size Photograph

Recent clear photo of each director. For foreign directors — passport copy used in place of Aadhaar.

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Email ID & Mobile — Each Director

Separate active email and mobile for each director. Required for MCA portal accounts and OTP verification.

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Residence Proof — Each Director

Bank statement or utility bill not older than 2 months as residential address proof for each director.

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Registered Office Proof

Electricity bill / property tax receipt (owned) or rent agreement + NOC + utility bill (rented). Must be in India.

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MOA Subscriber Consent

All 7 subscribers must sign the MOA and provide their occupation, address and share subscription details.

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Business Objects & Capital Structure

Description of business activities for MOA object clause + proposed authorised and paid-up capital structure.

📅 Annual Compliance

Public Limited Company — Annual Compliance Timeline

Public companies have the highest compliance burden of any business structure. TAXAJ tracks every deadline with automated alerts and handles all filings.

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Within 30 days of COI

First Board Meeting + Appoint Auditor (ADT-1)

First Board Meeting must be held within 30 days. Statutory auditor appointed — ADT-1 filed. Statutory registers opened (Register of Members, Register of Directors, etc.). Annual Filing →

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Within 60 days

Share Certificates + Capital Deposit

All subscribers deposit share capital in company bank account. Share certificates issued within 60 days. Non-compliance: penalty on company and defaulting officers.

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Within 180 days

INC-20A — Commencement of Business

Declaration that subscribers have deposited share capital. Penalty for non-filing: ₹50,000 on company + ₹1,000/day on defaulting directors. Cannot borrow before filing.

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30 September annually

AGM — Annual General Meeting

Mandatory AGM within 6 months of FY end. Table financial statements, declare dividends, appoint/reappoint directors, appoint auditor. No AGM: penalty on company and officers.

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30 September annually

DIR-3 KYC — All Directors

Annual KYC for each director's DIN. Non-filing deactivates DIN — director cannot sign any MCA form. ₹5,000 reactivation fee per DIN after September. DIR-3 KYC →

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30 October annually

AOC-4 — Financial Statements

Audited financial statements (P&L, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow, Director's Report, Auditor's Report) filed within 30 days of AGM. CS/CA certification mandatory. Annual Filing →

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29 November annually

MGT-7 — Annual Return

Annual Return with shareholder details, director changes, share capital, charges and more. CS certification mandatory for all Public Companies regardless of turnover. Late fee ₹100/day.

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31 October annually

ITR-6 — Company Income Tax Return

Public company files ITR-6 annually. Tax audit mandatory always. Taxed at 22% (Section 115BAA) or 25% (turnover <₹400 crore). Transfer pricing compliance for related party transactions.

📊 Tax Treatment

How is a Public Limited Company Taxed in India?

Public companies are taxed at corporate rates. Listed companies also have SEBI compliance obligations for disclosures, insider trading and related party transactions.

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Corporate Tax — ITR-6

Taxed at 22% if opting for Section 115BAA (no exemptions route) or 25% under Section 115BA (turnover <₹400 crore). New manufacturing companies: 15% under Section 115BAB. Plus 4% cess and applicable surcharge.

22%–25% + cess

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Dividend to Shareholders

Dividends paid to shareholders are taxable in shareholders' hands at their applicable income tax slab rates (post abolition of DDT in 2020). TDS at 10% on dividends exceeding ₹5,000 in a year.

Slab rate + 10% TDS

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Mandatory Audit — Always

Statutory audit by CA is mandatory for all public companies regardless of turnover or size. Tax audit under Section 44AB also applies always. Transfer pricing audit if international transactions.

No threshold — always

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Capital Gains — Shareholders

Listed shares: STCG taxed at 20% (held ≤12 months), LTCG at 12.5% above ₹1.25L (held >12 months). Unlisted shares: STCG at slab rate, LTCG at 12.5% with indexation removed.

Listed: 20% / 12.5%

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GST Compliance

GST registration mandatory if turnover >₹20L (goods) or ₹20L (services). GSTR-1 + GSTR-3B monthly. Annual GSTR-9 if turnover >₹2 crore. GST audit if turnover >₹5 crore.

Monthly returns

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SEBI & Listing Compliance

Listed companies: quarterly financial results, annual report, related party transaction disclosures, insider trading policy, SEBI LODR compliance, audit committee, nomination & remuneration committee.

SEBI LODR applies

📋 View Public Limited Company Compliance Calendar →

⚖️ Comparison

Public Limited Company vs Pvt Ltd vs LLP — Full Comparison

Public Limited Company is the top-tier structure — maximum fundraising ability but maximum compliance. Most businesses start with Pvt Ltd and convert to Public Ltd before IPO.

Feature	🏛️ Public Ltd	🏢 Pvt Ltd	⚡ LLP	👤 OPC
Min. Shareholders	7	2	2 DPs	1
Min. Directors	3	2	2 DPs	1
Max. Shareholders	Unlimited	200	Unlimited	1
Public Share Offer (IPO)	Yes — SEBI regulated	No	No	No
Share Transfer	Freely transferable	Restricted by AoA	Partner consent needed	No transfer
Company Secretary	Required if cap ≥₹5Cr	Required if cap ≥₹5Cr	Not required	Not required
Mandatory AGM	Yes — annually	Yes (can be exempted)	No	No
Annual MCA Filings	AOC-4+MGT-7+multiple	AOC-4+MGT-7	Form 8+Form 11 only	AOC-4+MGT-7A (simpler)
Mandatory Audit	Always — no exemption	Always — no exemption	Only if T/O >₹40L	Always
Tax Rate	22%–25%	22%–25%	30% flat	22%–25%
SEBI Compliance	Yes (if listed)	No	No	No
Setup Cost	₹24,999 – ₹60,000	₹10,000 – ₹20,000	₹5,999 – ₹16,000	₹7,999 – ₹18,000
Best For	Large cos, IPO-bound, public fundraising	Startups, SMEs, VC-backed	Professionals, service firms	Solo founders

🏢 Pvt Ltd →⚡ LLP →👤 OPC →🏪 Proprietorship →

🏆 Why TAXAJ

Why Businesses Trust TAXAJ for Public Company Registration

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Dedicated CA + CS Team

A Company Secretary and Chartered Accountant are assigned to handle all MCA filings, SEBI compliance and post-incorporation work.

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15-Day COI

DSC → DIN → RUN → SPICe+ → COI in 15–20 working days. All 7 subscriber and 3 director documents managed by TAXAJ.

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All-Inclusive Pricing

Government fees, DSC costs, MOA/AOA stamp duty all included. Clear package pricing with no invoice surprises.

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WhatsApp-First

Documents collected, draft MOA/AOA shared, COI delivered — all on WhatsApp. Dedicated group with CA+CS+client.

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Pan-India Coverage

State-specific stamp duty and RoC jurisdiction guidance. Offices in Delhi, Bangalore, Bihar, Goa for in-person signing.

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4 Physical Offices

Walk in to Delhi, Bangalore, Bihar or Goa offices for DSC generation, document notarisation and MOA signing.

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Zero MCA Rejections

All SPICe+ filings prepared by senior CS with zero rejection record. Name availability checked before submission.

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Full Lifecycle Support

AGM management, AOC-4, MGT-7, ITR-6, SEBI compliance, rights issue — TAXAJ handles the complete lifecycle.

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Public Limited Company Registration — Complete Guide India 2025

Everything you need to know about Public Limited Company registration, compliance, IPO readiness and conversion from Pvt Ltd.

🏛️ What is a Public Limited Company and How to Register One in India?

A Public Limited Company (PLC) is a company incorporated under the Companies Act 2013 that can offer its shares to the general public and can be listed on recognised stock exchanges like NSE and BSE. Unlike a Private Limited Company → which is restricted to 200 shareholders and cannot invite public subscription, a Public Limited Company has no maximum shareholder limit and can raise capital from millions of investors through an IPO. The company name must end with "Limited" (not "Private Limited"). Minimum requirements: 7 shareholders, 3 directors, a registered office in India and a Company Secretary (if paid-up capital ≥₹5 crore). The registration process is identical to a Pvt Ltd company — SPICe+ form on MCA21 — but with a different MOA/AOA structure (Table F compliance) and more signatories. TAXAJ provides complete Public Limited Company registration → starting at ₹24,999 all-inclusive. A CA + CS team handles all MCA filings and delivers the Certificate of Incorporation with CIN in 15–25 working days.

📈 How to Convert a Pvt Ltd to Public Limited Company for IPO?

Most companies that go public follow this lifecycle: Proprietorship → Pvt Ltd → Public Ltd → Listed (IPO). Converting a Private Limited Company to a Public Limited Company is done under Section 14 of the Companies Act 2013. Conversion process: (1) Pass a Special Resolution (75% majority) in an Extraordinary General Meeting to alter MOA and AOA to remove the "Private" classification; (2) File Form MGT-14 with the special resolution within 30 days on MCA; (3) File Form INC-27 (Change of company type) on MCA; (4) ROC issues a new Certificate of Incorporation with "Limited" (removing "Private"); (5) Minimum shareholders must be increased to 7. Post-conversion: The company must appoint at least 3 directors, comply with Table F AoA requirements and file Form MGT-14 for any resolutions passed. Timeline: 30–45 days. Conversion does not affect existing contracts, bank accounts or GST registration. TAXAJ handles complete Pvt Ltd to Public Ltd conversion →. For an actual IPO, SEBI registration, DRHP filing and merchant banker appointment are additional steps — TAXAJ partners with SEBI-registered merchant bankers for SME IPOs on NSE Emerge and BSE SME platforms.

⚖️ Public Limited Company vs Private Limited Company — Key Differences

The key differences between a Public Ltd and Pvt Ltd company in India: Shareholders: Public Ltd — minimum 7, no maximum; Pvt Ltd — minimum 2, maximum 200. Directors: Public Ltd — minimum 3; Pvt Ltd — minimum 2. Share transfer: Public Ltd shares are freely transferable — cannot be restricted in AoA; Pvt Ltd shares can be and typically are restricted by AoA. Public subscription: Only a Public Ltd company can invite the public to subscribe to its shares, debentures or deposits. AGM: Both are required to hold AGMs; listed companies also have quarterly reporting to SEBI. Company Secretary: Mandatory for both if paid-up capital ≥₹5 crore. IPO: Only Public Ltd companies can go for an IPO on NSE or BSE. Word "Limited": Public companies must end with "Limited"; private companies end with "Private Limited". Prospectus: Public companies must issue a prospectus when offering shares to the public; private companies cannot. Compliance: Public Ltd has significantly higher compliance including SEBI LODR for listed companies. For most startups and SMEs, a Pvt Ltd is the better starting point → — convert to Public Ltd only when approaching IPO stage.

📊 Public Limited Company Registration Fees in India — Government Fees + Professional Fees

Government fees for Public Ltd registration depend on authorised capital. MCA filing fee (SPICe+): Up to ₹1L authorised capital → ₹5,000; ₹1L–₹5L → ₹15,000 approx; ₹5L–₹10L → ₹20,000 approx (fees are higher than Pvt Ltd due to the larger subscriber base). Stamp duty on MOA/AOA varies by state: Delhi — fixed amounts; Maharashtra — 0.2% of authorised capital; Karnataka — slab-based. TAXAJ Professional Fees: PLC Basic ₹24,999 (DSC ×3, DIN, RUN, MOA/AOA, SPICe+, COI, PAN, TAN). PLC Complete ₹34,999 (adds GST, INC-20A, share certificates, board meeting minutes, statutory registers). PLC Annual Bundle ₹59,999 (adds first year audit, AOC-4, MGT-7, ITR-6, AGM management, DIR-3 KYC, 12 months GST). All prices are all-inclusive — government fees and stamp duty guided transparently. Get started →

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❓ FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions — Public Limited Company

A Public Limited Company requires: Minimum 7 shareholders (subscribers to the MOA at incorporation — these can include the promoters and other initial investors); Minimum 3 directors (at least 1 must be a resident of India — stayed >182 days in India during the preceding financial year). A listed Public Company must also have at least 1 Independent Director (up to 1/3rd of board under SEBI LODR). A Company Secretary must be appointed if the paid-up share capital is ₹5 crore or more. There is no maximum limit on shareholders for a Public Limited Company. Register now →

TAXAJ packages: PLC Basic ₹24,999 (DSC ×3, DIN, RUN, MOA/AOA drafting, SPICe+ filing, COI, PAN, TAN). PLC Complete ₹34,999 (adds GST, INC-20A, share certificates, statutory registers, first board meeting minutes, bank documentation). PLC Annual Bundle ₹59,999 (adds first-year statutory audit, AOC-4, MGT-7, ITR-6, AGM management, DIR-3 KYC, 12 months GST filing). Government fees and stamp duty on MOA/AOA (₹5,000–₹25,000 depending on state and authorised capital) are included and guided transparently.

Key differences: Shareholders — Public Ltd: min 7, no max; Pvt Ltd: min 2, max 200. Directors — Public Ltd: min 3; Pvt Ltd: min 2. Share transfer — Public Ltd shares are freely transferable; Pvt Ltd shares can be restricted in AoA. Public funding — Only Public Ltd can invite public to subscribe to shares/deposits. IPO — Only Public Ltd can list on NSE/BSE. AGM — Both must hold AGM annually; listed Public Ltd has additional SEBI quarterly reporting. Word in name — Public Ltd ends with "Limited"; Pvt Ltd ends with "Private Limited". Compliance — Public Ltd has significantly higher compliance and professional fees than Pvt Ltd.

Yes — this is the primary distinction of a Public Limited Company. It can raise funds through: (1) IPO (Initial Public Offering) — first-time public offer of shares; (2) FPO (Follow-on Public Offer) — additional shares offered to the public post-listing; (3) Rights Issue — additional shares offered to existing shareholders; (4) Public Deposits — accepting fixed deposits from the public (subject to RBI guidelines); (5) Debentures and Bonds — debt instruments issued to the public. Only SEBI-registered Public Limited Companies can do IPOs. TAXAJ assists with pre-IPO structure, including conversion from Pvt Ltd to Public Ltd and SME IPO on NSE Emerge / BSE SME.

Annual compliance for Public Limited Company: DIR-3 KYC by 30 September; AGM by 30 September (within 6 months of FY end); AOC-4 (financial statements) by 30 October; MGT-7 (annual return — CS certificate mandatory) by 29 November; ITR-6 by 31 October; Statutory Audit (mandatory always, no threshold); GST returns monthly; Board Meetings — minimum 4 per year. Listed companies also need quarterly financial results, annual report to SEBI, insider trading compliance, related party disclosure and audit committee meetings. View full calendar →

Conversion from Pvt Ltd to Public Ltd: (1) Pass a Special Resolution (75%+ majority) in EGM to alter MOA and AOA; (2) File Form MGT-14 on MCA with the resolution within 30 days; (3) File Form INC-27 (Change of company type) on MCA; (4) ROC issues a revised COI with "Limited" replacing "Private Limited"; (5) Increase shareholders to minimum 7 and directors to minimum 3. The conversion does not affect existing CIN (though prefix changes from "U" remains same), bank accounts, GST, contracts or employees. Timeline: 30–45 days. TAXAJ handles the complete conversion process. For an actual IPO thereafter, SEBI registration, DRHP, merchant banker appointment and NSE/BSE application are additional separate steps.

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