The Companies Act of 2013 replaced the erstwhile 1956 Act, giving a comprehensive approach to laws and regulations governing all listed and unlisted companies in India.
Broadly speaking, a limited company can fall under any of the following heads: Limited by Shares Limited by Guarantee Also Read: Types of Companies in India Company Limited by Shares Most commercial or for-profit organisations usually follow such a type of structure.
Significance of DIN The complete information of company directors in India is maintained through the DIN database, and any changes in the director’s information are to be necessarily updated.
Go to the homepage of the certifying authority (Government recognised service providers include Sify Safescrypt, e-Mudhra, and Capricorn Identity Services) with whom you have your DSC and log into your account.