If the paid-up capital for your One Person Company (OPC), registered in June 2018 with a 1 lakh capital, has not been secured, it doesn't automatically make the company defunct. However, the capital must be deposited into the company's current account as subscription money. You can then utilise it for business operations. Conversion to a private limited company is possible, but ensure all provisions of the Companies Act 2013 are met, and consider waiting until June 2020 for the conversion.
20 May 2020
I have a OPC which was registered on June 2018. The paid up is 1 lakh, which i have not secured, what happens to the company? Does it become defunct? Are there any penalties? Can i convert the OPC into private limited without any legal issues? Thanks for your time.
21 May 2020
NOTHING WILL HAPPENED. THIS AMOUNT IS ALWAYS UNSECURED. MOREOVER, FOR CONVERSION OF OPC TO PVT LTD, YOU CAN WAIT TILL 20TH JUNE,2020. THEN YOU CAN CONVERT BY COMPLYING ALL THE PROVISIONS OF COMPANIES ACT 2013
22 May 2020
see you have to deposit that money once and thereafter you can utilize the money for the operations or smooth running of the company. but you have to deposit the money once into the current account of the company as subscription money. as by filing an application for incorporation of the company, you agreed to take the shares of the company and pay a sum of money. talk to the person from whom you incorporate a company.