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Authorized Capital Increase Filing for Company

The Authorized Capital Increase form is used by companies to modify or increase their authorized share capital. This filing is required under the Companies Act, 2013 whenever a company wishes to raise its authorized capital to facilitate business expansion, issue more shares, or meet other financial requirements.

Who Needs to File for Authorized Capital Increase?

  • Companies that wish to increase their authorized share capital to issue more shares.
  • Companies looking to raise capital for expansion, business ventures, or investment opportunities.
  • Companies needing to amend their Memorandum of Association (MOA) to reflect the increase in authorized capital.
  • Companies that require an increase in capital to meet regulatory or business requirements.

Benefits of Authorized Capital Increase Filing

  • Business Expansion: Allows the company to raise additional funds to support growth, new ventures, or investments.
  • Investor Confidence: Helps the company issue new shares to attract investors and increase ownership opportunities.
  • Legal Compliance: Ensures that the company complies with regulatory requirements by updating the authorized share capital in the MOA.

Consequences of Non-Compliance

If a company fails to file for authorized capital increase when required, it may face difficulties in issuing new shares, which could hinder business growth or investment opportunities. Additionally, the company may be out of compliance with the Companies Act, 2013, and face penalties or legal challenges.

Documents Required for Authorized Capital Increase Filing

  • Board resolution or special resolution approving the increase in authorized share capital.
  • Details of the increase, including the new share capital and the proposed changes to the MOA.
  • Altered Memorandum of Association (MOA) reflecting the increase in authorized capital.
  • Any other relevant documents as required by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).

Step-by-Step Process for Authorized Capital Increase Filing

  • Preparation of Documents: Gather all necessary documents, including the proposed increase in authorized capital and the board resolution.
  • Drafting the MOA Amendment: Prepare the amended Memorandum of Association incorporating the new authorized capital details.
  • Board Resolution: Pass a Board resolution or special resolution to approve the increase in authorized capital.
  • File with MCA: Submit the authorized capital increase form and supporting documents electronically through the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) portal.
  • Confirmation: Upon submission, the MCA processes the filing and provides confirmation once the increase is approved.

Filing Lounge's Process for Authorized Capital Increase Filing

  • Initial Consultation: We assess your company's situation and guide you through the authorized capital increase process.
  • Document Preparation: We assist in preparing and verifying the required documents, including the amended MOA and the board resolution.
  • Filing with MCA: We file the authorized capital increase on your behalf with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) to ensure timely submission.
  • Post-Filing Support: We provide assistance in tracking the status of the filing and obtaining confirmation from the MCA.

How Filing Lounge Can Help

Filing Lounge offers expert services to ensure smooth and compliant authorized capital increase filings for companies. We manage the entire process, from document preparation to submission, ensuring timely compliance with legal requirements.

  • Expert Guidance: Get expert advice on the authorized capital increase process and the necessary changes to your company's share capital.
  • Comprehensive Assistance: We handle all the paperwork, filings, and coordination with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).
  • Quick Processing: We ensure your authorized capital increase is processed on time to meet statutory deadlines.
  • Compliance Assurance: We ensure that your authorized capital increase filing is fully compliant with the relevant laws and regulations.

For more information, visit our Authorized Capital Increase Filing page.

With Filing Lounge, the authorized capital increase filing process is quick, easy, and fully compliant with the law.

Proprietorship vs Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) vs Company

Features Proprietorship Partnership LLP Company
Definition A sole proprietorship is an unregistered business entity managed by a single individual. A legal contract between multiple parties to jointly manage and run a business operation. A business type that combines aspects of a partnership and the limited liability of a corporation. A registered business where owners and shareholders have limited liability.
Ownership
  • Single individual
  • Min 2 Partners
  • Max 50 Partners
  • Designated Partners: Min 2(No upper limit)
  • Min: 1 shareholder (for a private company), 7 shareholders (for a public company)
  • Max: 200 shareholders (for a private company), no upper limit (for a public company)

For One Person Company
  • Minimum: 1 individual
  • Maximum: 1 individual
Registration Time 7-10 working days
Promoter Liability Unlimited Liability Limited Liability
Documentation
  • Partnership Deed
  • PAN card of the partnership firm
  • LLP Agreement
  • Incorporation Certificate
  • PAN card of the LLP
  • MOA
  • AOA
  • Certificate of incorporation
  • PAN card of the company
Governance No specific governing law Governed by the terms outlined in the partnership deed Governed by the LLP agreement Governed by a formal structure including a Board of Directors
Transferability Business cannot be transferred Ownership transfer requires the consent of all partners as outlined in the partnership deed. Transferable Easily Transferable for public companies. In private companies, there might be some restrictions.
Compliance Requirements
  • Income tax filing if the turnover exceeds Rs. 2.5 lakhs.
  • Must file ITR 5
  • Must file ITR 5
  • File Form 11
  • Form 8
  • MCA filing
  • Auditor's appointment
  • File ITR 6

Authorized Capital Increase FAQ's

What is Authorized Capital Increase?

Authorized Capital Increase is the process of increasing the company's authorized share capital to allow for more shares to be issued, thereby raising additional capital as per the Companies Act, 2013.

Why is Authorized Capital Increase necessary?

Authorized Capital Increase is necessary when a company needs to raise additional capital, expand its operations, or issue more shares to investors. This increase is crucial for meeting financial needs and supporting business growth.

What documents are required for Authorized Capital Increase?

The documents required for Authorized Capital Increase include the board resolution or special resolution approving the increase, the revised share capital details, company details (CIN, address), and any other documents as required by the MCA.

Can Authorized Capital Increase be done online?

Yes, the Authorized Capital Increase can be done online through the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) portal by submitting the required forms and documents electronically.

What is the resolution for Authorized Capital Increase?

The resolution for Authorized Capital Increase is a formal decision passed by the Board of Directors or shareholders, approving the increase in the authorized share capital. It must be submitted with the filing to the MCA.

What happens after submitting Authorized Capital Increase filing?

Once the filing for Authorized Capital Increase is submitted, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) will process the request. If approved, the company will receive confirmation of the increase, and the changes will be legally effective.

Can a company file for Authorized Capital Increase after its formation?

Yes, a company can file for Authorized Capital Increase after its formation if it needs to raise more capital by issuing additional shares or increasing the authorized capital limit.

What is the process for Authorized Capital Increase filing?

The process involves passing a board resolution or special resolution to approve the increase, preparing the revised share capital details, completing the MCA filing forms, and submitting the documents on the MCA portal for approval.

What happens if I do not file for Authorized Capital Increase?

If you fail to file for an Authorized Capital Increase when required, the company may face restrictions in raising capital and issuing more shares, which could limit business expansion and growth opportunities.

How long does the Authorized Capital Increase filing process take?

The filing process typically takes a few days once all documents are prepared. The approval from the MCA may take a few weeks, depending on their processing time and compliance verification.

How can Filing Lounge help with Authorized Capital Increase?

Filing Lounge provides expert assistance with the Authorized Capital Increase filing process, from preparing the necessary documents to submitting the filing on the MCA portal and ensuring timely compliance with all legal requirements.

Related Business Registrations

In addition to registration or incorporation, a business may require other registrations depending on the business activity undertaken. Talk to an Advisor to find out registrations your business may require post registration.

MCA Compliance

Each registered entity is required to meet its compliance duties at the close of each financial year. This generally includes auditing financial statements, filing income tax returns, and submitting annual forms to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).

Compliance For Form Due date Penalty
Commencement of Business Intimation to Registrar for Commencement of Business Within 180 days from incorporation INR 50,000 on company and INR 1,000 per day on directors for each day of default
Annual KYC of Directors DIR 3 E-KYC 30th September of every year INR 5,000 for late filing
Appointment of Auditor Form ADT 1 Within 15 days of the AGM INR 300 per day (max INR 12,000)
Financial Statements Form AOC 4 Within 30 days from the AGM INR 100 per day of default
Annual Return Form MGT 7 Within 60 days from the AGM INR 100 per day of default

All Limited Liability Partnerships (LLP) in India must file annual returns with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). FilingLounge provides affordable services to help you keep your LLP compliant.

LLP Compliance Form Due date Penalty
Annual KYC of Directors DIR 3 KYC 30th September of every year INR 5,000 for late filing
Annual Return Form 11 May 30th every year INR 100 per day of default
Statements of Accounts and Solvency Form 8 30th October every year INR 100 per day of default (minimum penalty INR 10,000)

In addition to the filings listed above, there may be other compliance requirements relevant to LLPs. To ensure all compliance needs of your LLP are met, please seek assistance from a Filinglounge Advisor.

Entity Compliance Form Due date
Private Limited Company Annual Return MGT-7 Within 60 days from the conclusion of the AGM
Financial Statements AOC-4 Within 30 days from the conclusion of the AGM
DIR-3 KYC DIR-3 KYC 30th September every year
Return of Deposits DPT-3 30th June every year
Appointment of Auditor ADT-1 Within 15 days from the conclusion of the AGM
Income Tax Return (Non-audit case) ITR-6 31st July every year
Income Tax Return (Audit case) ITR-6 30th September every year
Annual GST Return GSTR-9 31st December of the subsequent financial year
MSME Form Form 1 (MCA) half-yearly return by 31st October (April to September), & 30th April for the period October to March every year
Limited Liability Partnership Income Tax Return (Non-audit case) ITR 5 31st July every year
Income Tax Return (Audit case) ITR 5 30th September every year
Annual Return Form 11 30th May every year
Financial Statements Form-8 30th October every year

Note : There might be extra filings needed depending on your business type and activities. Talk to a FilingLounge advisor to get the right guidance for your company's compliance.