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BSL 501 Upload 170521
BSL 501 Upload 170521
BSL 501 Upload 170521
• Statutory Companies
• These companies are incorporated by a special act passed by the central or state legislature.
These companies are intended to carry out some business of national importance. For example,
The Reserve Bank of India was formed under RBI act 1934.
• Unlimited Companies
There is no formal restriction to the amount of money that the
shareholder/member of the company has to pay in the event of the liquidation of
an unlimited company.
TYPES OF COMPANIES
On the basis of No. of Members
• A public company is a corporation whose ownership is open to the public. In other words,
anyone can buy the shares of a public company. There are no restrictions to the number of
members of a public company or to the transferability of shares. However, there are some
other restrictions:
• (In UK) A public limited company should have at least 2 shareholders and 2 directors, have
allotted shares to the total value of at least £50,000, be registered with company house, and
have a qualified company secretary.
• (In India) A public company should have at least 7 members and 3 directors, and issue a
prospectus or file a statement in lieu of prospectus with the Registrar before allotting shares.
Private Company (Or Private Limited Company)
• A private company cannot be owned by the public; it restricts the number of
members, the right to transfer its shares and prohibits any invitation to the
public to subscribe for any shares or debentures of the company.
• (In UK) A private company is a separate legal entity with a suitable company
name, an address, at least one director, at least one shareholder, and
memorandum of association and article of association.
• Section 455 of companies Act speaks about the dormant company. The meaning of Dormant
company means inactive or inoperative. The basic idea of dormant company is for the
benefit of a company to start a future project or hold an asset/intellectual property without
having significant accounting transactions.
• On the other hand if a company has not filed its annual returns for two consecutive years
then such a company will also be called as a dormant company. Companies may apply for a
dormant status if the company is incorporated for a future project, incorporated for holding
an asset or intellectual property, company which has not filed Financial Statement and
Annual Returns during the last two financial years and the company which is not carrying out
any business or has made any significant accounting transactions
TYPES OF COMPANIES
On the basis of Ownership and
Control
Foreign
Companies
Domestic Companies
The company which is
Is a company that is
incorporated outside India
incorporated in the
but has a place of business
country(India)
in India through its
branches or agencies is
known as foreign company
It mainly consists of three levels of management.
They are as follows:
They develop goals, strategic plans, and company policies and make
decisions about the direction of the business.
Top managers need to have more conceptual skill than technical skill.
They understand how competition, world economies, politics, and social
trends affect organizational effectiveness.
Middle management is at the center of a hierarchical organization, subordinate to
the senior management but above the lowest levels of operational staff.
They are accountable to top management for their department's function. They
provide guidance to lower-level managers and inspire them to perform better.
• A public company is a corporation whose ownership is open to the public. In other words,
anyone can buy the shares of a public company. There are no restrictions to the number of
members of a public company or to the transferability of shares. However, there are some
other restrictions:
• (In UK) A public limited company should have at least 2 shareholders and 2 directors, have
allotted shares to the total value of at least £50,000, be registered with company house, and
have a qualified company secretary.
• (In India) A public company should have at least 7 members and 3 directors, and issue a
prospectus or file a statement in lieu of prospectus with the Registrar before allotting shares.
Private Company (Or Private Limited Company)
• A private company cannot be owned by the public; it restricts the number of
members, the right to transfer its shares and prohibits any invitation to the
public to subscribe for any shares or debentures of the company.
• (In UK) A private company is a separate legal entity with a suitable company
name, an address, at least one director, at least one shareholder, and
memorandum of association and article of association.
• Section 455 of companies Act speaks about the dormant company. The meaning of Dormant
company means inactive or inoperative. The basic idea of dormant company is for the
benefit of a company to start a future project or hold an asset/intellectual property without
having significant accounting transactions.
• On the other hand if a company has not filed its annual returns for two consecutive years
then such a company will also be called as a dormant company. Companies may apply for a
dormant status if the company is incorporated for a future project, incorporated for holding
an asset or intellectual property, company which has not filed Financial Statement and
Annual Returns during the last two financial years and the company which is not carrying out
any business or has made any significant accounting transactions
TYPES OF COMPANIES
On the basis of Ownership and
Control
Foreign
Companies
Domestic Companies
The company which is
Is a company that is
incorporated outside India
incorporated in the
but has a place of business
country(India)
in India through its
branches or agencies is
known as foreign company
It mainly consists of three levels of management.
They are as follows:
Types of Residents
Resident Non-Resident
(a) Stay in India in the P.Y. for a period of 182 days or more,
OR
(b) Stay in India for at least 365 days during the 4 years
preceding the P.Y. and is in India for at least 60 days during the
Solution
• Since X comes to India only for 53 days in the previous
year 2005-06,
he does not satisfy any of the basic conditions laid
down in section 6(1).
He is, therefore, non-resident in India for the assessment
year 2006-07.