A company incorporated with share capital must file INC-20A — a declaration that subscribers have paid in their share money — within 180 days of incorporation.
- Until it is filed, the company cannot legally commence business or exercise borrowing powers.
- Non-filing attracts a penalty on the company and its officers and can lead to strike-off.
This is general information, not professional advice — confirm the current position for your specific case before acting.
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