How to open a current account for a Private Limited Company?
Private Limited Company is a popular type entity that is governed under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. A Private Limited Company is a form of business that is privately held business in which are shares of the company are prohibited from being traded publicly. The Companies Act, 2013 states that a Private Limited Company should have a minimum of 2 members which can go up to 200. A Private Limited Company can be registered in seven working days. When the company gets registered the next step is to a Bank account in the name of the Company. A regular savings account cannot be used by businesses. A current account has to be opened to avoid transaction limits. All the entrepreneurs open their current bank account as soon as they start their business. There is no interest for the current bank accounts unlike the savings accounts, recurring deposits. Here we will look at the procedure to open a current account. Documents required Getting a Current Bank Account for a Private Limited Company is easy in comparison to a Sole proprietor. Here is the list of documents required for opening a Current Bank Account:- Incorporation Certificate
- Resolution of the Board of Directors to open the account and the identification of those who have the authority to operate the account.
- One Identity proof from the Customer: PAN Card, Passport, Voter Identity Card, Driving License, Aadhar Card.
- One Address proof from the Customer: Passport, Voter Identity Card, Driving License, Aadhar Card.
- Recent Colour Photograph
- Accounting opening cheque from the existing savings/ individual current account
- Memorandum of Associations (MOA) and Articles of Associations (AOA)
- Identity proof of all the Directors/ Authorized Signatories
- PAN Card of the Directors
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