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Alteration of MOA / AOA of your company

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Alteration of MOA / AOA of your company

  • SureTax Fincare simplifies the process of Registration, Compliance & Management of your business, by making it more convenient than ever.
  • Completely online, Quick & Hassle free process – Our Services can be availed from any Location in India or Abroad.
  • Our team of CA-accredited professionals provide expert guidance throughout every stage of the process

Overview

Under the Companies Act, 2013, the Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA) of a company can be altered through a special resolution passed by the shareholders in a general meeting

The process typically involves giving proper notice to shareholders, holding a meeting, and obtaining the approval of at least three-fourths of the shareholders in attendance. The altered MOA/AOA must then be filed with the Registrar of Companies (ROC).

Process of Alteration of MOA & AOA

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Alteration of MOA

Alteration of AOA

MEANING

The Memorandum of Association (MOA) is a foundational document that defines the scope and objectives of a company, as well as its relationship with the outside world. It outlines the purpose of the company's existence, the powers of its directors, and the rights and duties of its shareholders. The MOA is a publicly available document that can be inspected by any interested party, and it acts as a contract between the company and its shareholders.

The Articles of Association (AOA) is a document that outlines the internal regulations and bylaws of a company. It governs the management and administration of the company, and sets out the procedures for decision-making and conducting business. The AOA acts as a supplement to the Memorandum of Association (MOA), and together they form the constitutional documents of a company.

KEY CLAUSES ARE ALTERED OF MOA & AOA

1. Name Clause

2. Registered Office Clause

3. Object Clause

4. Liability Clause

5. Subscription Clause

6. Capital Clause

Company can alter its Article by way of addition, deletion, modification, substitution, or in any other way, only if it wants. Including alterations having the effect of conversion of - 1. Private company into a public company. 2. Public company into a private company

STEPS FOR ALTERATION IN ARTICLE OF ASSOCIATION:

STEP – I: Convey Board Meeting of Directors

STEP –II: Held Board Meeting STEP- III: Issue Notice of General Meeting

STEP- IV: Hold General Meeting

STEP- V: Filing of form with ROC

STEP – I: Convey Board Meeting of Directors

STEP –II: Held Board Meeting STEP- III: Issue Notice of General Meeting

STEP- IV: Hold General Meeting

STEP- V: Filing of form with ROC

DUE DATE FOR FILING OF ALTERATION COPIES OF MOA AND AOA

Within 30 days of passing the resolution for such alterations.

Within 30 days of passing the resolution for such alterations.

What Are The Different Kinds Of MOA & AOA

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Form

Table

1

Company Limited by Shares

Table A

Table F

2

Company Limited by Guarantee and not having share capital

Table B

Table H

3

Company Limited by Guarantee and having share capital

Table C

Table G

4

Unlimited Company and not having share capital

Table D

Table J

5

Unlimited Company and having share capital

Table E

Table I

Frequently Asked Question

MOA is a document that outlines the purpose, name, and location of a company, as well as the amount of capital it intends to raise. AOA is a document that lays out the regulations and bylaws that govern the company and its shareholders.
The purpose of MOA is to establish the identity of the company and define its objectives. The purpose of AOA is to regulate the internal management of the company, including the rights and duties of shareholders, the powers of directors, and the procedure for making decisions.
MOA and AOA should be filed with the Registrar of Companies within a specified time period after the incorporation of the company.
If MOA and AOA are not filed, the company may be fined and the directors may be held liable for any legal consequences that may arise. Additionally, the company may be struck off the register, which could have serious consequences for the company and its directors.
If alterations are made to MOA and AOA, the altered copies must be filed with the Registrar of Companies within thirty days of passing the resolution for such alterations. Failure to do so can result in a fine and legal consequences for the company and its directors.
When the MOA and AOA are filed with the registrar of businesses, they become “public documents” that are open and accessible to the public.
The Memorandum of Association (MOA) is a document that outlines the relationship between a company and its members, while the Articles of Association (AOA) defines the internal functioning of the company. 
The MOA outlines the purpose, name, location, and capital of a company, while the AOA sets out the regulations and bylaws that govern the company and its shareholders, including the rights and duties of shareholders, the powers of directors, and decision-making procedures.

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