Startup India Registration
- Legal Recognition
- Employee Rights Protection
- Access to Government Schemes
- Consumer Confidence
- Employment Compliance
- Employment Compliance
- Simplified Legal Processes
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Table of Content
- Public Limited Company Registration - Overview
- What is a Public Limited Company in India?
- Types of Public Limited Companies
- Requirements for Registration of a Public Limited Company
- Advantages of Public Limited Company
- Documents Required for Public Limited Company Registration
Shop and Establishment Act Registration - An Overview:
The Shop and Establishment Act is a state-specific legislation in India that regulates the functioning of shops, commercial establishments, and other businesses. It provides legal protection to workers and ensures that businesses operate under specific norms related to working conditions, hours, holidays, and payment of wages.
Step-by-Step Process for Shop and Establishment Act Registration
- Proof of identity of the owner.
- Business address proof (e.g., lease agreement, utility bill).
- Employee details and photographs.
- Business ownership proof and nature of business.
- Depending on your location, either visit the local municipal authority or access the state-specific online portal for Shop and Establishment registration.
- Business name and address.
- Nature of business activity.
- Number of employees.
- Ownership details.
- Upload or submit scanned copies of all required documents as per the guidelines of the concerned authority.
- Pay the required registration fee (varies by state and type of business) either online or offline.
- In some cases, a local authority official may visit your premises for inspection to verify the provided details.
- After approval, you will receive the Shop and Establishment Registration Certificate, either digitally or by post
Renewal Applicability of Shop and Establishment Registration
Documents Required for Shop and Establishment Act Registration:
- Proof of Identity of Owner :Aadhaar, PAN, or Passport.
- Business Address Proof:Lease/rental agreement or property ownership documents, plus utility bills.
- Photographs: Passport-sized photo of the owner or authorized person.
- Business Ownership Proof: Partnership deed, company incorporation certificate, or society registration (if applicable).
- Employee Details: List of employees with positions and working hours.
- Nature of Business: Description of business activities.
- Bank Account Details: Business bank account details.
- GST Registration Number: If applicable.
- Incorporation Documents: MOA, AOA, or incorporation certificate for companies.
FAQs for Shop and Establishment Registration
• Ability to raise capital from the public.
• Limited liability for shareholders.
• Enhanced public profile and reputation.
• Greater opportunities for expansion and growth.
• Share transferability.
Non-registration can lead to penalties, legal issues, or closure of your business.
Yes, many states offer online registration facilities through their respective portals.
Yes, if you employ workers in a home-based business, it must be registered under the Act.
No, government offices and public sector organizations are generally exempt from this registration.
Yes, if ownership changes, the new owner can apply for a transfer or update of the registration.
Yes, the registration is valid for a specific period (usually one year to five years), after which it needs to be renewed.
An IPO is the process by which a private company offers its shares to the public for the first time, allowing it to become a PLC. This is typically done to raise capital for expansion or to pay off debt.
