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Company Incorporation Cost

Estimated MCA fees, stamp duty and professional charges for setting up.

The Company Incorporation Cost calculator estimates the cost of incorporating a company in India, covering government fees, stamp duty, and DSC and DIN costs. It is meant for founders and promoters planning a new company who want an indicative budget before filing. The figures are estimates and should be confirmed before you proceed.

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Incorporation Cost Estimate

MCA Filing Fee (SPICe+)₹ 0
Stamp Duty (MOA + AOA)₹ 0
DSC (Digital Sig Cert) x directors₹ 0
DIN Application₹ 0
PAN + TAN₹ 0
Estimated Total₹ 0
Indicative government and statutory costs only; professional charges are not included. SPICe+ carries no MCA registration fee where authorised capital is up to Rs 15 lakh; above that the full Table of Fees applies (lower scale for OPCs). DSC, PAN / TAN and LLP stamp duty amounts are rough indications. Actual cost varies by state and capital. Excludes post-incorporation costs like first board meeting, share certificates, auditor appointment.

Estimate the government and statutory cost of incorporating a company in India - MCA fees, stamp duty, DSC and DIN costs. Professional charges are not included.

SPICe+ form covers: The integrated SPICe+ form (Web) issued by MCA covers Name Reservation, Incorporation, DIN allotment, PAN, TAN, EPFO registration, ESIC registration, Professional Tax (Maharashtra), and Bank Account opening — in a single application. This streamlines incorporation but requires careful coordination of documents and certifications.
Post-incorporation (recurring costs):
  • Statutory auditor fees (mandatory for all companies regardless of size)
  • ROC annual filing fees (AOC-4, MGT-7, DIR-3 KYC)
  • Income tax compliance (advance tax, TDS, ITR)
  • GST registration and returns (if turnover exceeds the threshold: Rs 40 lakh for goods / Rs 20 lakh for services in most States)
  • Books of accounts, statutory registers, board minutes
  • Annual general meeting and statutory secretarial work
Important note: This tool provides an indicative output only. It does not factor in every special provision, surcharge, exception, or recent notification. Verify with the firm before acting on any computation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is SPICe+ and what does it cover?
SPICe+ is the MCA's integrated web form for incorporating a company. A single application covers name reservation, incorporation, DIN allotment, PAN, TAN, EPFO and ESIC registration, Professional Tax registration in Maharashtra and bank account opening. It simplifies the process, but documents and certifications for all these registrations need to be coordinated carefully.
What costs are involved in registering a private limited company?
The main government and statutory costs are the MCA filing fee, which is nil where authorised capital is up to ₹15 lakh, state stamp duty on the MOA and AOA, a Digital Signature Certificate for each director, and PAN and TAN charges. Name reservation through SPICe+ Part A costs ₹1,000. Post-incorporation costs such as statutory audit, annual ROC filings and tax compliance are recurring and separate.
How does the incorporation cost calculator work?
You select the company type, authorised capital, number of directors and state. The tool estimates the MCA filing fee (nil up to ₹15 lakh of authorised capital; above that, the full fee from the Table of Fees, with the lower scale for OPCs), applies the state's stamp duty rate subject to its cap, and adds DSC cost per director and PAN/TAN charges. Professional charges are not included. All figures are estimates; verify current government fees on the MCA portal.

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