Managing Corporate Finance
1051 Points
Joined March 2009
Hi Tushar,
First of all let ur client know the difference between proprietor & co.
Second, make him aware that there are lot of provisions of ‘reporting to ROC’ in co. whereas in proprietorship there are no such provisions. If he is in a position to do so, then only suggest him to opt for co. way because I have seen many such directors who are unaware of such reporting provisions and come to us (CA / CS) at a last moment and pay heavy penalties.
Third, suggest him to keep authorized capital to the extent of required only. Since, all penalty kinda provisions in ROC are based on authorized cap.
Later, if I assume that you have explained him the difference between both the entities, he will automatically understand how to operate co. and handle other daily matters.
Last but not least, suggest him to form private co., subject to his choice, since comparatively there are more favors to pvt. Co.