AI-Powered Share Transfer Service
Our AI-driven platform streamlines the share transfer process under the Companies Act 2013, ensuring accuracy and compliance with minimal effort. Gain peace of mind with our expert guidance and automated document facilitation.
Efficient and Compliant Transfers
Transfer of Shares by a Shareholder
The transfer of shares is a fundamental right of shareholders, governed by the Companies Act 2013 and the associated rules. This process allows a shareholder to transfer their interest in the company to another individual or entity. The procedure includes the execution of a share transfer deed, compliance with the provisions of the Companies Act, and updating the company’s register of members. Ensuring adherence to these regulations is crucial, as non-compliance can result in disputes and legal challenges. Our service simplifies this process, ensuring that the transfer is executed lawfully and efficiently. We provide the necessary documents, offer legal advice on the implications of a share transfer, and guide you through the steps required to register the transfer with the company.
How Share Transfer Works
Follow these simple steps to transfer shares legally and efficiently.
Complete Share Transfer Deed
Fill out the share transfer deed, which includes all relevant details about the transferor, transferee, and shares being transferred.
Board Approval
Submit the transfer deed to the Board of Directors for approval, as per the company's articles of association.
Update the Register of Members
Once approved, the company must update its register of members to reflect the new ownership.
Issuance of New Share Certificate
A new share certificate will be issued to the transferee, marking the successful transfer of shares.
Notify the Registrar
In certain situations, you may need to notify the Registrar of Companies about the transfer.
Required Documents
You will need to provide the following documents to complete the share transfer process.
Share Transfer Deed
This document serves as proof of the transfer agreement and must be duly signed by both the transferor and transferee.
Old Share Certificate
The original share certificate held by the transferor, which must be submitted to the company for cancellation.
Identity Proof of Transferor and Transferee
Government-issued identity proof such as Aadhaar or Passport to verify the identities of both parties.
PAN Card of Transferor and Transferee
PAN is necessary for tax purposes and must be submitted to verify financial details.
Company's Articles of Association
In some cases, the company's Articles may outline specific conditions or requirements for share transfers.
What is Included in Our Share Transfer Service
Legal Documentation
Board Resolution
Guidance and Support
Compliance Check
Frequently Asked questions
Here are some frequently asked questions about the transfer of shares under the Companies Act 2013.
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