Step-by-Step Guide To Company Registration In Pakistan cmalawassociate.com/step-by-step-guide-to-company-registration-in-pakistan
If one deals with legal issues in Pakistan on their own, it might be quite difficult to establish a corporation with the Securities & Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP). By breaking the procedure down into manageable parts, you’ll be able to finish it quickly and have a better grasp of the underlying legal issues. You will learn about company registration in Pakistan through this article.
Company Types You Can Register You can register three different legal businesses in Pakistan within the constraints set out by the Companies Act of 2017: 1. Individual Member Company 2. Limited Liability Company 3. Public limited company
Single Member Company A single member forms a single-member corporation (SMC), as the name implies. If a business satisfies the criteria listed in the First Schedule, Part II, Section 4 of the Companies Act, it is considered an SMC. These prerequisites consist of: The corporation is prohibited from registering any shares in the names of more than two people to hold shares jointly, inviting the public to subscribe for any shares in the company, and more. There may only be one member of the firm at a time. Please be aware that anyone from a foreign country can open an SMC in Pakistan, with the exception of Israeli citizens.
Limited Liability Company According to SECP regulations, a private limited company can only be established for legal reasons by two people or more. The technique of incorporation is much the same regardless of the type of business. The following conditions must be met before a private limited company may be registered in Pakistan: A business that restricts the ability to transfer its shares, caps the number of members at fifty (excluding those who work for the business) and forbids inviting the public to subscribe for the business’s shares, debentures, or redeemable capital.
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