Companies Act
About Companies Act
An Act of the Indian Parliament on Indian company law, the Companies Act 2013, governs the creation of a company, its duties, its directors, and its dissolution.
Why is Companies Act important?
Benefits of Company Act:
- Helps to generate capital.
- Separate entity.
- Limited liability.
- Transferability of shares.
- The double E's – Expertise and Efficiency.
Who should take the Companies Act Exam?
- Students studying law LL.B program
- Entrepreneurs working towards establishing a business
- CA/CS/CMA
- Working Professionals
- Anyone interested in learning the Law
Companies Act Certification Course Outline
- Introduction to Companies Act
- Formation and Conversion of Companies
- MOA and AOA
- Accounts of the company
- Audit and Auditors of the company
- Dividends
- KMP
- Deposits
- CAA
Certificate in Companies Act FAQs
What is the Companies Act?
The Companies Act of 1956 is an act of the Indian Parliament that enables companies to be formed by rules and registrations, and also sets out the responsibilities of the directors and secretaries of a company.
What do we study in this exam?
- What is a Company?
- Key concepts of Company law
- Understanding the incorporation stage
- Capital financing
- Managing shares
- Shareholder meetings
- Understanding corporate restructuring
- Concept of M&A
How many questions are asked in this exam?
50 questions are asked in this exam.
Which groups are targeted in this exam?
This exam is intended for-
- Students and graduates
- Shareholders
- Employees of a company
- Company directors
- Other interested candidates
What are the objectives of the Companies Act?
- Promoting transparency
- Maintaining standards
- Protecting the interests of investors
- Regulating the functioning of a company