One Person Company
The One Person Company is a new and unique concept introduced by Companies Act 2013.
One Person Company
The One Person Company is a new and unique concept introduced by Companies Act 2013.
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OVERVIEW
One person company is a new and unique concept introduced by Companies Act 2013 to encourage small traders and business persons. OPC provides the benefits of a company form of business, even to a single person. Statistics show OPC is set to become one of the most preferred forms of business organizations by small traders. OPC is a boon for the entrepreneur and low-risk service providers. As per Companies Act 2013. Section 2(62) OPC is defined as a company which has a person as a member. It’s a special type of company which allows the only one owner to start a business under Private limited structure without any other co-founder.
To form an OPC, a person who is a citizen of India and he/she has stayed in India for 182 days during the immediately previous financial year. However, one person can’t form more than one OPC or become the nominee of more than one for such a company. Foreign nationals cannot register an OPC in India.

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR ONE PERSON COMPANY

Pan Card
PAN of director

Identity Proof
Identity proof of all the partners such as Passport or Driving license or Voter’s ID card at the time of incorporation

Address Proof
Address proof such as the latest mobile or telephone bill or bank statement
For registered office
- NOC from the owner of the premises.
- Electricity bill of premises.
WHY ONE PERSON COMPANY (OPC)?
1. Requires only one person to incorporate a company
2. Easy to start as a single entrepreneur
3. Corporate entity
4. Limited Liability
5. OPCs are a separate legal entity similar to that of any registered corporation in spite of being run by individuals
6. It must have only one member and only one director
STANDARD PROCEDURE
1. Apply for name reservation
2. Apply for Digital Signature
3. The name of the company must end with OPC Limited
4. Preparation of incorporation documents
5. Filing of incorporation application
6. Grant of registration