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Public Limited Company


A Public Limited Company is a wider form of limited company which is limited by shares and has no restriction on raising funds from public and listing their shares in the stock market.

22 Feb 2016 by Titly Chatterjee

What Does it Mean to be a Limited Company?


A limited company has a distinctive identity and is seen as an artificial person in the eyes of the law. The key characteristic being, that the finances of the company are completely separate from the finances of the owners, promoters and employees

21 Sep 2018 by Akshara Bala

What are Asset Reconstruction Companies (ARCs)?


Asset reconstruction company is a specialised financial institution that buys bad assets or NPA from banks and other financial institutions so that they can clean the balance sheet of the banks. The ARC's were first introduced through the SARFESI Act.

01 Apr 2019 by Archi Bhatia

How to file Form 10E for Tax Relief ?


Form 10E is filed to claim relief under Section 89(1) of the Income Tax Act. As per Section 89(1), if a salaried individual receives any advance/ arrears of salary amount, such individual may have to pay taxes on the total amount received.

19 Jan 2022 by Bhawna Arora

NBFC vs Banks for Loans


Banks and NBFCs are both a fundamental part of the financial sector in our country. As both institutions access public funds in one way or another, it thus requires stringent rules to ensure that the activities of both Banks and NBFCs are not detrimental

26 Nov 2021 by Bhawna Arora

What is Audit Report of a Company?


Audit Report of a Company gives the regulators and shareholders of the company a fair impression of the existing financial affairs of the concerned company.

20 Oct 2016 by Ankan Bose

All about ROF Maharashtra


Under the Indian Partnership Act, registration of partnerships is not mandatory. However, registration of a partnership can be done with the Registrar of Firms.

31 Jan 2022 by Vibha Oswal

Winding up of a Private Limited Company by the Tribunal


Reasons behind the Tribunal winding up a company: 1:The company is not able to pay its debts. 2:The concerned company has by special resolution decided to be wound up by a Tribunal.3:The concerned company has acted against the laws of integrity.

18 Nov 2016 by Ankan Bose

Difference between Company Limited by Guarantee and Company Limited by Shares


The liability of a company is limited to the amount its members have invested or guaranteed to the company. Such liability can be limited either by shares held by the members or by guarantee undertaken by them.

20 Sep 2018 by Akshara Bala

Patent Registration Process in India – Procedure, Requirements


The patent is the exclusive right granted by the State to the true and first inventor for his invention for a period of twenty years upon clear and complete disclosure of the invention.

14 Feb 2022 by Yati Nijhawan