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Company Director Change

Change of director implies the addition or removal of the director in the company. The board of directors are generally empowered to appoint a director because of casual vacancy caused due to resignation of an existing director. However, such as the appointment of new director by the Board of Directors need to be ratified by the shareholders in a valid Extra-Ordinary General Meeting.

 

Learn the stepwise procedure to change a director

  1. Appointment of Director by the Board
  2. Resignation of Director
  3. Removal or Termination of Director
  4. How to make DIN for a new director

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Step 1. Obtain Board of Directors Approval for change of object

To decide on the new object or amendment in the existing object clause of the company the directors must meet in a legally convened board meeting. The notice sent to directors must contain the agenda of the meeting, and we suggest to include the proposed resolution so that the directors come prepared. We strongly recommend following the standards prescribed by ICSI in SS-1 for board meetings.

Who can be a Sole Proprietor?

A sole proprietor is the absolute owner of a Sole Proprietorship Business. Any person who is above 18 years of age and who is otherwise capable of entering into a lawful contract is eligible to start a business as a proprietorship. The option to create a proprietorship is available to Indian Citizens only, and Foreign Citizens are strictly not allowed to set up or operate a proprietorship firm. However, an NRI and OCI are permitted to establish proprietorship firms subject to no repatriation of their profits.

How to Register a Sole Proprietorship Firm?

Ease of formation is the most significant feature of the sole proprietorship form of business. There is no prior registration required to start a proprietorship firm. Similarly, after starting the business, no law makes it mandatory to register the sole proprietorship. No agreement, deed, or documents are to be prepared for creating a proprietorship, and the firm’s registration is also not required.

Can I later convert my Proprietorship into a Company or LLP?

Yes, the proprietorship can be converted to LLP or Private Limited Company. However, the conversion process is complicated, and unless it is not necessary due to existing contracts or IPR, we do not advise going for the conversion.