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What is a Small Company Definition in India?

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By  Online Legal India

Published on  13 Mar 2026

Category  Company Registration

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A Small Company Definition is determined as a private firm with limited paid-up capital and turnover. The threshold of paid-up capital is Rs. 10 crore and turnover is not more than Rs. 100 crore. It excludes holding or subsidiary firms. Know more.

Understanding the Public Company in India

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Published on  12 Mar 2026

Updated On  14 Mar 2026

Category  Company Registration

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A Public Company (Public limited Company) refers to a business entity owned by shareholders. People buy and sell shares on public stock exchange. It allows public investment, raising capital, and maintaining financial transparency. Continue to read.

Internal Audit Applicability for Companies in India

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Published on  09 Mar 2026

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Internal Audit Applicability is an official requirement for specific companies. It is stated as per Section 138 of the Companies Act 2013. It appoints an internal auditor. It is for listed companies, public or private companies. Keep Reading.

Company Tax Rate in India for FY 2025-2026

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Published on  13 Feb 2026

Category  Company Registration

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A company tax rate refers to a direct tax for a business. It is generally imposed by governments on the net profits of corporate entities. The rate mainly depends on the jurisdiction, size, and industry, usually ranging from 15% to 35%. Keep Reading.

Securities Premium: Section 52 of the Companies Act, 2013

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Published on  13 Feb 2026

Category  Company Registration

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Securities premium refers to the extra amount a company get above the face value of its shares. It is stated as per Section 52 of the Companies Act, 2013. It is a capital reserve which is generally used for particular official purposes. Keep reading.