Incorporation Stage - Formation of a Company | Class 11 Business Studies Chapter 7 | (2022-23)
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Incorporation involves registering a company under the Companies Act of 1956 or 2013, providing necessary documents like MOA and AOA, and obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation from the Registrar of Companies (ROC), which is crucial for legal proceedings and available on the Magnet Rings website.
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- The process of company incorporation involves submitting crucial documents like Memorandum of Association, Articles of Association, and a list of directors, with compliance declarations required for completion.
- The Certificate of Incorporation issued by the Registrar of Companies acts as definitive proof of the company's registration, facilitating subsequent legal procedures and serving as a vital document for official purposes.
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Recent questions
What is the second stage in forming a company?
Incorporation
What documents are required for incorporation?
Name approval, MOA, AOA, capital statement, director list
What is the declaration required for company formation?
Compliance declaration
Who verifies the authenticity of incorporation documents?
Registrar of Companies (ROC)
What does the Certificate of Incorporation serve as?
Proof of registration
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"Company Incorporation Process Under Companies Act"
- Incorporation is the second stage in forming a company, following promotion, and involves registering the company under the Companies Act of 1956 or 2013, with specific provisions from each act.
- Necessary documents for incorporation include name approval, Memorandum of Association (MOA), Articles of Association (AOA), a statement of authorized capital, a list of directors with their details, and their written consent to act as directors.
- A declaration of compliance with all formation formalities must be submitted, along with a statutory declaration confirming the completion of all company formation obligations.
- After submitting the required documents and paying the fees to the Registrar of Companies (ROC), the Registrar verifies the documents' authenticity and validity before issuing a Certificate of Incorporation.
- The Certificate of Incorporation serves as conclusive proof of the company's registration and is essential for further legal processes, with additional details available on the official Magnet Rings website.
