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One Person Company (OPC) Registration in India

A One Person Company lets a single entrepreneur run a company with limited liability — combining the credibility of a company with sole ownership. You appoint a nominee who steps in if you're unable to continue.

It suits solo founders who want a corporate structure without a second shareholder, though it converts to a private limited company once it crosses certain size thresholds.

Key features and requirements

  • A single member owns the company; limited liability applies
  • A nominee must be named at incorporation
  • Only a resident individual can form an OPC
  • Registered via SPICe+ like a private limited company
  • Must convert to a private limited company on crossing prescribed turnover/capital thresholds
  • Fewer meetings than a private limited company

How TaxSastra handles this

We incorporate your OPC — name approval, nominee documentation, DSC/DIN and SPICe+ filing — and set up your simplified compliance calendar.

What’s included
  • Name reservation and DSC/DIN
  • Nominee consent and documentation
  • MOA/AOA drafting
  • SPICe+ filing with PAN and TAN
  • Certificate of Incorporation
  • Compliance and conversion guidance
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