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A founder-focused guide to authorised capital under Section 2(8) and how to raise it before a funding round: the resolution under Section 61, Form SH-7 within 30 days, and the fee and state stamp duty that follow.

Increase Authorised Share Capital: Process, Form SH-7 and Stamp Duty

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  • Shares cannot be allotted beyond authorised capital until the ROC approves an increase.
  • File SH-7 within 30 days of the resolution, paying the ROC fee difference and state stamp duty.
  • If funding is likely within 12 to 18 months, set authorised capital above today's need at incorporation.
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The most complete founder guide to setting up a holding company in India: the Companies Act definitions, the two-layer limit, inter-corporate investment limits, FEMA, tax, stamp duty and when RBI's Core Investment Company rules apply.

Holding Company Structure in India: Compliance, Investment, Tax

From treelife.in by Treelife Guide

  • A holding company controls a subsidiary by holding over 50% of its equity or controlling its board.
  • No more than two layers of investment subsidiaries, and no group taxation in India.
  • A CIC needs RBI registration only at Rs 100 crore of assets with public funds.
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