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Transfer of Shares in a Company

Includes RoC services for all year curated for all small and medium-sized companies. Key inclusions:

  • Issuance of New share certificates

  • Preparation of SH-4 Form

  • Preparation of Share Transfer Deed

  • Preparation of necessary documents and completing compliances as per Secretarial standards

  All Inclusive price of
      â‚¹ 1,999/- Only

*Excluding Goods and Services Tax

Introduction:

Share transfer is a crucial aspect of private limited companies, allowing for the mobility and negotiation of shares. While shares in public corporations can be easily transferred, private companies often have provisions in their Articles of Association (AOA) to limit the transferability of shares. It is essential to review the company's AOA before initiating the share transfer process. This article provides a comprehensive guide to share transfer in a private limited company, including its benefits, a checklist for transfer, required documents, features of the transfer, and the step-by-step procedure to ensure compliance with ROC compliances

List of Documents Required

When transferring shares in a company, whether private or public, several documents are typically required to facilitate the transfer process. Here's a list of commonly required documents for a share transfer:

  • Memorandum of Association (MOA)

  • Certificate of Incorporation  

  • Share Transfer Deed

  • KYC Documents of Transferor and Transferee

  • Resolution and Notices (Formats will be provided)

  • Valuation report (if available) 

  • Other Supporting Documents: 

Steps Involved in Share Transfer Initiation

Follow these steps to initiate a share transfer:

  • Identify Share Transfer Requirements: Determine the specific requirements for transferring the shares.

  • Obtain Necessary Documents: Collect share certificates, transfer forms, and other legal documents.

  • Complete the Transfer Form: Fill out the transfer form with relevant details.

  • Obtain the Transferor’s Signature: Have the transfer form signed by the transferor in the presence of a witness.

  • Notify the Company: Send the completed transfer form to the company for approval.

  • Obtain the Transferee’s Signature: The transferee must sign the transfer form to accept the shares.

  • Register the Transfer: Submit the completed transfer form to the relevant regulatory body or stock exchange for registration.

  • Issue New Share Certificates: If applicable, issue new share certificates to the transferee.

  • Update Company Records: Update the company’s records to reflect the change in ownership.

Conclusion

Filing Form INC-20A is a crucial step in ensuring compliance and commencing business operations. By adhering to the prescribed process and submitting the required documents, companies can avoid penalties, establish their eligibility for borrowing, and enhance their credibility in the public domain. For expert assistance and seamless ROC filing services for Form INC-20A, you may contact our experts at Instafiling. Our experienced professionals are dedicated to providing tailored solutions to meet your specific requirements

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