Types of company

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Types of company ; 


1. *Private Limited Company (Pvt. Ltd.)*

Ek private limited company ek prakaar ki company hai jismein shareon ki sankhya seemit hoti hai aur yah company public mein share nahin jari karti hai.


- *Uddeshya*: Private limited company ka uddeshya apne sadasyon ke liye labh kamana hai.

- *Sthapana*: Private limited company ki sthapana company adhiniyam ke tahat ki jaati hai.

- *Sadasyon ki sankhya*: Private limited company mein sadasyon ki sankhya 2 se 200 ke beech hoti hai.

- *Shareon ki sankhya*: Private limited company mein shareon ki sankhya seemit hoti hai.

- *Public mein share jari karna*: Private limited company public mein share nahin jari karti hai.


2. *Public Limited Company (Ltd.)*


Ek public limited company ek prakaar ki company hai jismein shareon ki sankhya seemit nahin hoti hai aur yah company public mein share jari karti hai.


- *Uddeshya*: Public limited company ka uddeshya apne sadasyon ke liye labh kamana hai aur bazaar mein apni sthiti badhana hai.

- *Sthapana*: Public limited company ki sthapana company adhiniyam ke tahat ki jaati hai.

- *Sadasyon ki sankhya*: Public limited company mein sadasyon ki sankhya 7 se adhik ho sakti hai.

- *Shareon ki sankhya*: Public limited company mein shareon ki sankhya seemit nahin hoti hai.

- *Public mein share jari karna*: Public limited company public mein share jari karti hai.


3. *One Person Company (OPC)*


Ek one person company ek prakaar ki company hai jismein sirf ek hi sadasya hota hai.


- *Uddeshya*: One person company ka uddeshya apne sadasya ke liye labh kamana hai.

- *Sthapana*: One person company ki sthapana company adhiniyam ke tahat ki jaati hai.

- *Sadasyon ki sankhya*: One person company mein sirf ek hi sadasya hota hai.

- *Shareon ki sankhya*: One person company mein shareon ki sankhya seemit hoti hai.

- *Public mein share jari karna*: One person company public mein share nahin jari karti hai.


4. *Partnership Firm*


Ek partnership firm ek prakaar ki company hai jismein do ya adhik vyakti milkar vyavsay kiya karte hain.


- *Uddeshya*: Partnership firm ka uddeshya apne sadasyon ke liye labh kamana hai.

- *Sthapana*: Partnership firm ki sthapana partnership adhiniyam ke tahat ki jaati hai.

- *Sadasyon ki sankhya*: Partnership firm mein do ya adhik vyakti sadasya hote hain.

- *Shareon ki sankhya*: Partnership firm mein shareon ki sankhya seemit nahin hoti hai.

- *Public mein share jari karna*: Partnership firm public mein share nahin jari karti hai.


5. *Sole Proprietorship*


Ek sole proprietorship ek prakaar ki company hai jismein sirf ek hi vyakti vyavsay kiya karta hai.


- *Uddeshya*: Sole proprietorship ka uddeshya apne malik ke liye labh kamana hai.

- *Sthapana*: Sole proprietorship ki sthapana koi adhiniyam nahin hota hai.

- *Malik ki sankhya*: Sole proprietorship mein sirf ek hi malik hota hai.

- *Shareon ki sankhya*: Sole proprietorship mein shareon ki sankhya seemit nahin hoti hai.

- *Public mein share jari karna*: Sole proprietorship public mein share nahin jari karti hai.


6. *Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)*


Ek limited liability partnership ek prakaar ki company hai jismein sadasyon ki zimmedari seemit hoti hai.

Ek Joint Stock Company (JSC) ek prakaar ki company hai jismein shareon ki sankhya seemit hoti hai aur yah company public mein share jari karti hai.



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