MCA-ROC Filing Fee Calculator:

MCA-ROC Filing Fee Calculator:
CompaniesInn – MCA Fee Calculator provides comprehensive and concise fee details for Registration of Company, Registration of LLP, Filing of MCA Forms and Increase of authorised Capital in all states of India including respective state’s stamp duty

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MCA-ROC Filing Fee Calculator:

MCA-ROC Filing Fee Calculator:
CompaniesInn – MCA Fee Calculator provides comprehensive and concise fee details for Registration of Company, Registration of LLP, Filing of MCA Forms and Increase of authorised Capital in all states of India including respective state’s stamp duty

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One Person Company (OPC)

One Person Company (OPC)

 “One Person Company (OPC)” means a company is which has only one person as a member;

The memorandum of One Person Company shall indicate the name of another person as the nominee, who shall, become the member of the company in the event of the subscriber’s death. The written consent of such person shall also be filed with the Registrar at the time of incorporation of the One Person Company along with its memorandum and articles.

The nominee can withdraw his consent at any time. The member of One Person Company can at any time change the name of nominee by giving a notice and the change in nomination shall be intimated to the company about the changes within the prescribed time and the company shall intimate the Registrar about the changes in nomination within the prescribed time.

One Person Company Registration

Companies Bill 2011 (under the consideration of Parliament) envisages the concept of One Person Company (OPC) in India. The same will be implemented once the Companies Bill 2011 is passed by the parliament.

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Who should register your Domain Name?

Who should register your Domain Name?

In the internet world of business, Domain name of your business is very important. One can register the domain name from any accredited registrar by paying few hundred rupees. It is as simple as creating an email id. It is important that you manage your domain name. Do not let a third party to register your domain name. If you let a third party to register the domain name, it will result like you register your trademark in the name of an unknown person and it may create obstacles in your business tomorrow.

Company / LLP Name, Business Name, Brand and Logo – How does it differ?

Company / LLP Name, Business Name, Brand and Logo – How does it differ?

Company name is generally referred as the name of organisation like CompaniesInn.com LLP. Business Name refers the trading name such as 'Companiesinn.com'. Brand name refers to the name of a product or service such as 'IncorporationKiosk' or 'CompanyKit' or '24hrIncorportaion etc.

Logo means the picture view of brand. The logo need not contain name or taglines. When the logo contains business / brand name or taglines it is referred as Composite Mark.

To get the right protection for Company Name, Business Name, Brand and Logo, it should be rightly applied with correct classification of Products or services. Under Trade Mark Rules the products and services are classified under 45 classes. It is very important to make the application in correct class to get protection of your name for the referred products and services.

Trade Mark Registration and Company / LLP Name

Trade Mark Registration and Company / LLP Name

The ultimate protection of a name is secured only by way of a Trademark. The exclusive usage of Business and Trade name are protected under Trademark Registration.

Registering a Company or LLP with a particular Name does not protect the name as such. The only protection by way of Company / LLP name is that another company or LLP will not be registered with the same name or closely resembling name. If any other person gets the Trademark registered for your company name, he gets the priority and is empowered to take legal action against your company for infringement of Trademark and even the trademark owner can remove the registered name of the Company or LLP.

For eg. CompaniesInn.com LLP is registered as an LLP. LLP Law protects the name from registering another LLP / Company with same name CompaniesInn.com LLP or any other closely resembling names. The name 'Companiesinn.com' as such is not protected under LLP Act. 'CompaniesInn.com' is also a registered Trademark under Class 45 of Trade Mark Law. The trademark registration provides that ultimate protection to the name from use by anyone in any form of organisation for the services provided by CompaniesInn.

Once a Trademark is registered, it gives the protection on exclusive basis for the products or services under the class where the name is registered.

Company Name availability Guidelines 2011, gives priority to a registered trademark and a Trademark for which an application filed while making company name application. If your name is unique and if you wish priority for the name, it is advisable to file a Trademark Application before filing company name application.

Company Name – General Conditions

Company Name – General Conditions

1. It is not necessary that the proposed name should be indicative of the main object of the company.
2. If the Company's main business is finance, housing finance, chit fund, leasing, investments, securities or combination thereof, such name shall not be allowed unless the name is indicative of such related financial activities, viz., Chit Fund/ Investment/ Loan, etc.
3. If the name includes the words indicative of a separate type of business constitution or legal person or any connotation thereof, the same shall not be allowed. For eg: cooperative, sehkari, trust, LLP, partnership, society, proprietor, HUF, firm, Inc., PLC, GmbH, SA, PTE, Sdn, AG etc.
4. Abbreviated name such as 'BERD limited' or '23K limited' cannot be given to a new company. However the companies well known in their respective field by abbreviated names are allowed to change their names to abbreviation of their existing name (for Delhi Cloth Mills limited to DCM Limited) after following the requirement of the Companies Act. Further, if the name is general like Cotton Textile Mills Ltd., or Silk Manufacturing Ltd., the name cannot be allowed and if name is specific like Calcutta Cotton Textiles Mills Limited or Lakshmi Silk Manufacturing Company Limited, the same can be allowed.
5. If the proposed name is identical to the name of a company dissolved as a result of liquidation proceeding, the name cannot be not be allowed for a period of 2 years from the date of such dissolution. Moreover, if the proposed name is identical with the name of a company which is struck off in pursuance of action under section 560 of the Act, then the same cannot be allowed for 20 years from the date of publication in the Official Gazette.
6. If the proposed names include words such as Insurance Bank, Stock Exchange, Venture Capital , Asset Management, Nidhi , Mutual Fund etc., the name can be be allowed with a declaration by the applicant that the requirements mandated by the respective Act/ Regulator, such as IRDA, RBI, SEBI, MCA etc. have been complied with by the applicant.
7. If the proposed name includes the word 'State', the same shall be allowed only in case the company is a government company. Also, if the proposed name is containing only the name of a continent, country, state, city such as Asia limited, Germany Limited, Haryana Limited, Mysore Limited, the same cannot be allowed;
8. If the proposed name contains any word or expression which is likely to give the impression that the company is in any way connected with, or having the patronage of, the Central Government, any State Government, or any local authority, corporation or body constituted by the Central or any State Government under any law for the time in force, unless the previous approval of Central Government has been obtained for the use of any such word or expression;
9. If a foreign company is incorporating its subsidiary company, the original name of the holding company as it is can be allowed with the addition of word India or name of any Indian state or city, if available otherwise as per the Guidelines.