
Section 8 Company Under the Companies Act 2013
A Section 8 company is a non-profit company licensed under the Companies Act 2013. See what it can do, its rules, and when it beats a trust or society.
The entity you register decides how you are taxed, what you file every year and how much personal liability you carry — and it is hard to change later. A private limited company suits businesses raising outside funding, an LLP gives partners limited liability with a lighter filing load, an OPC gives a single founder corporate status, and a proprietorship or partnership is simpler but offers no separation from the business. These articles cover that choice, the incorporation documents and the compliance each structure brings.
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A Section 8 company is a non-profit company licensed under the Companies Act 2013. See what it can do, its rules, and when it beats a trust or society.

OPC stands for One Person Company: a private company owned by one person with limited liability. See who can form one, its rules and when it suits you.

The full document list for registering a company in India: what each director and shareholder provides, office address proof, NOC, DSC and the forms MCA needs.

Registering a company in India runs through one MCA web form, SPICe+. Here are the steps, costs, timelines and the filings due after you get your certificate.

LLP stands for Limited Liability Partnership: a registered business with partners whose liability is limited. See its features, rules and how it compares.

A complete 2026 guide to company registration in Delhi, covering entity types, real fees, documents, the SPICe+ process, timeline and post-incorporation steps.
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