Incorporation pack is complete
Certificate of Incorporation, MOA/AOA, PAN/TAN and share certificate for the sole member are filed and stored.
Answer a short set of practical questions about your One Person Company. Get a live readiness score across bank setup, books, GST, ROC filings and portal access — then a clear list of what to fix first.
Choose Yes / Partial / No for each item. Partial still scores — it usually means the work is incomplete.
Certificate of Incorporation, MOA/AOA, PAN/TAN and share certificate for the sole member are filed and stored.
Nominee consent and KYC are valid. Changes after incorporation have been filed where required.
Members, directors and related records are maintained — not only incorporation PDF emails.
Current account is in the OPC name with signatories matching the incorporation records.
Capital came through the company account and books show the member’s contribution clearly.
Business receipts and expenses do not run through personal wallets as the default.
Accounting system, invoice numbering and bank reconciliation are in place for day-to-day trading.
You either have GST registration when required, or a clear reason it is not yet applicable.
If you pay employees or consultants, TDS and payroll obligations are identified — not left for year-end panic.
You know the annual return / financial statement cycle for your OPC — even if support is outsourced.
Address, nominee, director KYC or capital changes are filed promptly instead of waiting for annual season.
MCA, GST or income-tax notices (if any) have an owner and a response plan.
Credentials and DSC access are not locked only with a previous consultant.
You can log in (or regain access) to GST and income-tax portals when filings are due.
Incorporation docs, filings, books export and previous returns can be handed to a new advisor without restarting the OPC.
Most OPC friction is operational — not a problem with the Certificate of Incorporation. These are the patterns we see when founders migrate from another consultant or start trading after incorporation.
An open company account with capital introduced correctly makes GST, invoices and annual filings far easier later.
ROC and tax deadlines need a named owner — even when TargoLegal or another advisor files on your behalf.
Changing advisors should never mean losing MCA, GST or income-tax access. Map credentials before handover.
Share your health-check score on the call. We map pending ROC, GST and access gaps into a transition checklist — without re-registering the OPC.
Share your business stage and we will help you understand the registration, GST, license, accounting, payroll, and compliance requirements.