Pursuing a law degree & an aspiring CS with a passion for teaching and a dream to make a difference.

Priyanka Bhat

The course covers all important topics in the first 4 lessons in 'Advanced Company Law and Practice' of the Professional Programme of ICSI. Procedure in incorporation of a company, conversation of companies from one form to another, alteration of MOA and AOA and issue and allotment of securities are some of the broad topics that are covered.

Choose from the various concepts taught in a comprehensible way for students looking to strengthen their CA preparation.

CA Foundation

English

Advanced Company Law and Practice - Setting Up a Company

CA (Chartered Accountancy) Preparation

Company Law

Business Laws, Ethics

IPCC Group 1 - Old Syllabus

CA, CS, and CMA

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IPCC Group 1IPCC Group 1 - Old Syllabus

Business Laws, Ethics and Communication

Introduction: What can you expect from this course?

This lesson begins with understanding the difference between the two major forms of business enterprises i.e. corporate and non-corporate enterprises. After learning some important definitions, we will understand in detail the procedure involved in the incorporation of a public company having share capital. The lesson ends with a short note on a fast-track procedure for incorporation.

General Procedure in Setting up a Company

This lesson covers the incorporation procedure for the various forms of companies. In order to have a better grasp on the subject, we also take note of the many similarities and differences between the various incorporation procedures.

Incorporation of Specific Forms of Companies

Having understood the procedure for incorporation of different forms of companies, in this lesson we learn the procedure for conversion of an already incorporated company from one form to another. We also touch upon the relevant sections of the Companies Act, 2013.

Conversion of Companies from One Form to Another

This lesson explains the procedure for changing the name clause and object clause of a company. It elaborates on these topics by explaining the difference in procedure when the change in name is voluntarily and when it is by the direction of the Central Government and also the additional requirements to be fulfilled to change the objects of a company when there is unutilised money.

Alteration of MOM and AOA (Part 1)

This lesson wraps up the topic of Alteration of MOA and AOA. Here we understand in detail, the procedure for alteration of the registered address of a company. We go into the implications of altering the address to the jurisdiction of a different ROC or to a different State entirely. The lesson ends with a brief note on the procedure for alteration of AOA.

Alteration of MOA and AOA (Part 2)

With this lesson, we begin the topic of issue and allotment of securities. Here, we see a brief outline on the ways in which shares can be issued, the types of shares that can the issued and also a detailed note on issue of shared through private placement.

Introduction to Issue and Allotment of Securities

This lesson explains in detail the procedure for issue of each of the different types of shares whether it is Bonus Shares or Sweat Equity Shares or Shares with Differential Voting Rights or even Redeemable Preference Shares.

Issue and Allotment of Different Types of Shares

This lesson explains in detail the procedure for further issue of shares. We see the different ways or modes in which further issue can be made I.e. Rights Issue, Issue to Employees and Preferential Issue. We also see a brief note on the latest share based employee benefit scheme regulations.

Further Issue of Shares

This lesson covers all the different ways in which we can alter share capital. Each of those those types of alteration is covered in detail and the procedure for alteration of share capital is also explained. This is also a small note on surrender of share capital towards the end of the video.

Alteration of Share Capital

In this lesson, we focus on Forfeiture of Share and on Reduction of Share Capital. We learn the procedure for each in detail, keeping in mind the various provisions, rules and regulations applicable for each.

Forfeiture and Reduction of Share Capital

An author who is an IIM Indore alumnus, with more than 7 years of teaching experience and over 86000 learners. 

Bhagyashree Ghosh

The course endeavours to teach all the concepts of Business Communication which is an essential element in management of any organization.

Elements of Business Communication

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Navin Beat

The Companies Act, Rules and Regulations in its entirety with specific reference to Accounts and Audit, Dividend, Directors, Meetings, Power of the Board, Prevention of Oppression and Mismanagement, etc

Company Act 2013: CA EXAMS

I'm BCA graduate 
 pursuing  LL.B. , CS
qualified UPSC prelims
have 4 years of  Teaching experience

Anshuman Tripathi

Promoters are founders of
a company. they arrange all important mediums for business.
promoter is always  in a fiduciary 
relation till he hands over the 
same to the directors. 
After reading this lesson students would be able to 
understand the concept of promoters, their legal 
position, duties, liabilities and their remuneration. important steps which are to be
followed while forming a company such as 
application for name availability with the Registrar of 
Companies, preparation of Memorandum of 
Association, Articles of Association and other legal 
documents etc.

(Hindi) Promotion And Incorporation Of Company

Commerce Graduate from Calcutta University, pursuing CA (Final) having 3+ yr of Experiences in audit & accounts of public & private Co's.

Ashish Kumar Jain

The Companies Act 2013, Rules and Regulations in its entirety with specific reference to Accounts and Audit, Dividend, Directors, Meetings, Power of the Board, Prevention of Oppression and Mismanagement, etc

(Hindi) Companies Act 2013

A company is a form of business that has special additional features over other forms of businesses like Partnership Firm etc. It qualifies to be a successful business entity with having special qualities of corporate personality, artificial person, separate legal entity and perpetual succession.
After learning of this Course students will be able to understand features of corporate personality, ability to contract, perpetual succession and other important characteristics of Company.
students will also be able to differentiate between different types of businesses in companies Act 2013.

(Hindi) Introduction to Company Law

Mayank Chawhan

In this course we are going to Study the Indian Contract Act for CA Foundation.

Lessons

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Introduction: What can you expect from this course?

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General Procedure in Setting up a Company

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Incorporation of Specific Forms of Companies

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Conversion of Companies from One Form to Another

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Alteration of MOM and AOA (Part 1)

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Alteration of MOA and AOA (Part 2)

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Introduction to Issue and Allotment of Securities

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Issue and Allotment of Different Types of Shares

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Further Issue of Shares

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Alteration of Share Capital

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