1. Private Limited Company
   
2. Public Limited Company
   
3. One Person Company
   
4. Producer Company
   
5. Nidhi Company
   
6. Section 8 Company
   

1. Separate Legal Entity
   
2. Limited Liability
   
3. Incorporated business entity
   
4. Transferable Shares
   
5. Perpetual existence
   
6. Common Seal

1. A Company is an entity with a real existence:
   

After you register a new company in India, you gain access to a business entity whose existence is recognized by the government bodies

1. A Company can exist perpetually:
   

Any limited business entity can exist perpetually. A one-person company, even though it doesn't have a direct perpetual succession benefit, can continue to exist by transferring the shares to the nominee.

1. Limited Liability to the directors: 
   

The debts of the directors or members of the Company are limited by the face value of shares they have purchased.

1. Transferring the shares is easy: 
   

All it takes is one board resolution to authorize the transfer of shares among the members of the Company. And, when it comes to a public limited company, the transferability of the shares is easy even when the public is involved.

1. Owning Property becomes a possibility: 
   

After completing the company registration procedure in India, it becomes easy for a company to own a property.

1. Power to file cases or get sued: 
   

Because a company is a legal entity that has been conferred the status of an "individual" by the government of India, it now has the potential to file court cases against others or get sued all the same.

1. Raising equity becomes a possibility: 
   

Company name registration in India leads to forming a business entity that is more trusted in the market and, thus, has the investors' faith. Therefore, it becomes less laborious for you to raise equity for your enterprise.

The government has introduced a Simplified Proforma for Incorporating a Company Electronically (SPICe), an integrated single-point application that enables the stakeholders to carry out legalities of company registration. The portal can be used to complete formalities such as Company Name Registration, Allotment of DIN (for Directors and Incorporation) along with allotment of Permanent Account Number (PAN) and Tax Collection and Deduction Account Number (TAN) to the new company.  Following documents are needed to be submitted while registering a company in India. 

1. Permanent Account Number       
   
2. Aadhaar Card / Passport / Driving License / Voter Identity Card (at least one from the list)
   

1. Telephone Bill / Mobile Bill           
   
2. Electricity Bill / Water Bill           
   
3. Copy of the Bank Passbook with latest transaction entry or Bank Statement (not more than 2 months old)
   

1. Put an application to get the Digital Signature Certificate

2. Apply for the DIN (Director Identification Number)

3. Check and send an application for the name availability

4. File the EMOA and EAOA to register the private limited company

5. Application for the PAN and TAN of the company

6. Get the Certificate of incorporation, issued by the Registrar of Company and PAN and TAN.

7. Open a current bank account in the company name.

1. Get the Incorporation/Registration Certificate of your start-up
   
2. Details of the Directors
   
3. Proof of concept like pitch deck/website link/video (in case of a validation/ early traction/scaling stage start-up)
   
4. Register Your Start-up with Start-up India
   
5. Get DPIIT Recognition
   
6. Patent and trademark details (Optional)
   
7. PAN Number