Increase In Authorised Capital

The authorised capital of a provider decides the amount of shares a business can issue to its shareholders.  An increase in authorized capital may be necessary for issuing new stocks and/or inducting more funds into the corporation.  The first authorised capital of the Company is mentioned in the Memorandum of Association of the business and is generally Rs. 1 lakh.  The authorised capital can be raised from the business at anytime with investors acceptance and by paying extra fee to the Registrar of Companies.

To start the procedure for raising authorized capital a settlement must be passed by the Board of directors.  From the Board Resolution, authorisation must be offered for increasing the authorised capital of the business and making the required modifications to the MOA and AOA of the business.  Kanoons can assist you quickly improve the authorised capital of your business.

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₹8000

₹4499/-

  • Increase in authorised capital of upto Rs.10 lakhs.
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₹12000

₹9499/-

  • Increase in authorised capital of upto Rs.25 lakhs.
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₹20000

₹14499/-

  • Increase in authorised capital of upto Rs.100 lakhs.

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FAQ

Can authorized capital be increased?

The authorised capital can be raised from the business at anytime with investors acceptance and by paying extra fee to the Registrar of Companies.  To start the procedure for raising authorized capital a Resolution must be passed by the Board of directors.

What is the filing fees for increase in Authorised capital?

Charges for Additional Authorized Capital

Fees for Additional Authorized Capital

For every lakh of further share funds from Rs.1 lakh into Rs.5 lakh, Rs.4,000 per lakh of Authorised funding.  For every lakh of additional share funds from Rs.5 lakh into Rs.50 lakh, Rs.3,000 per lakh of Authorised capital

Is MGT 14 required for increase in Authorised capital?

Document the Form MGT-14 within 30 days to the Special Resolution passed in the General Meeting. Notice: Type MGT-14 is just necessary to be filed in case of special resolution passed to the modification of the AoA, as Stated in the Notice to point no.

Can paid up capital be more than Authorised capital?

Authorized share capital is the maximum value of the share which a business may issue to the investors.  Paid up capital is the total amount of money that’s really paid by the investors to the company. The approved capital is the maximum limitation on the amount of shares.

How do companies increase Authorised capital?

To acquire in-principal acceptance of Directors for Increase in authorised share Capital; fix date, time and location for holding Extra-ordinary General meeting (EGM) to find acceptance of investors, by means of Ordinary Resolution, for alteration in authorised share Capital clause of Memorandum of Association.

Why do companies increase share capital?

When a firm issues shares of preferred and common stock, the customer’s equity section of the balance sheet has been raised by the issue price of those stocks.  … A business might increase stockholder’s equity by issuing stocks of funds to repay its debts and reduce interest expenses.

What do you mean by Authorised capital?

The authorized capital of a business (occasionally known as the authorized share capital, registered funds or nominal funding,) is the largest possible amount of share capital that the provider is approved by its own constitutional files to issue to shareholders.

What is difference between paid up capital and Authorised capital?

Authorise Share Capital is the Sum for which a Corporation can issue shares to the Investors whereas a Paid-up Share Capital is the Quantity of money Obtained from the shareholders to the shares Allocated to them

Increase In Authorised Capital ?

The maximum amount of stocks a private limited company may issue is determined by its own capital.  Many start-ups begin their work together with the minimum authorised capital of Rs. 1 lakh, however, this can be too small as the company develops.  To issue new stocks or increase the funds a provider is authorised to increase, the funds clause of this Memorandum of Association has to be amended by passing a special resolution of the board.  If, at this time, you might also need stocks to be issued to present promoters or brand new shareholders.

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