đ Share Transfer & Certificate Services
Ensure Seamless Ownership Transitions with Expert Compliance Support
In the dynamic world of corporate ownership, transferring shares and issuing valid share certificates is not just a legal requirementâit's a critical step in safeguarding investor interests and maintaining transparency. Whether you're a startup, a growing private limited company, or a well-established enterprise, ensuring that share transfer procedures are handled with precision and compliance is essential.
As your trusted Company Secretary (CS) service provider, we simplify the complexities of share transfers and share certificate issuance, ensuring a hassle-free and legally compliant process for all stakeholders involved.
đ 1. Share Transfer Assistance
Drafting and vetting Share Transfer Deeds (Form SH-4)
Verification of stamp duty and transfer documents
Ensuring compliance with the Companies Act, 2013
Facilitating board approvals and recording in statutory registers
Transfer of shares in case of gift, sale, inheritance, or transmission
đ 2. Share Certificate Issuance
Preparation and issue of original share certificates within statutory timelines
Handling duplicate share certificate issuance in case of loss, defacement, or mutilation
Endorsement of transfer entries on the share certificate
đď¸Â 3. Statutory Records & Register Maintenance
Updating the Register of Members and Register of Share Transfers
Filing of related forms with ROC (if required)
đ Types of Share Transfers We Handle:
Voluntary Transfer:Â Between shareholders or to a new buyer
Transmission of Shares:Â Due to death or insolvency of a shareholder
Gift of Shares:Â Without monetary consideration
Buy-back of Shares (Private Companies)
Transfer between relatives (as per exemption provisions)
Proper valuation of shares where required
Board Resolution drafting and execution
Adherence to Articles of Association (AOA)
Filing forms like MGT-7A, PAS-3, DIR-12 (if applicable)
Ensuring time-bound issuance of certificates (within 2 months from allotment/transfer)
đ Important Legal Provisions & Timelines (Companies Act, 2013):
Section 56 of Companies Act, 2013:
Governs the procedure for transfer and transmission of shares.
Share transfer form (SH-4) must be delivered within 60 days from the date of execution.
Issuance of Share Certificate:
Must be issued within 2 months from the date of allotment or registration of transfer.
For transmission cases, the company must register the shares within 1 month of submission of valid documents.
Stamp Duty on Share Transfer:
Share transfers must be duly stamped (as per state-specific stamp duty laws).
Stamp duty is 0.25% of the consideration amount or the market value, whichever is higher.
đ Common Issues We Help You Avoid:
Delays in share transfer registration leading to penalties
Invalid or incomplete share transfer deeds
Non-compliance with Articles of Association (AOA)
Conflicts between shareholders due to improper documentation
Errors in statutory registers and filing with ROC
đ Key Documents Required:
For Share Transfer:
Duly filled and signed Form SH-4
Original share certificate
Board Resolution approving the transfer
Identity & PAN proof of transferee
Stamp paper of adequate value (as per state)
For Transmission of Shares:
Death certificate of the shareholder
Succession certificate / Probate / Legal Heir Certificate
Board Resolution approving transmission
Indemnity bond and affidavit (in some cases)
For Issuance of Duplicate Share Certificate:
FIR copy (in case of loss)
Indemnity bond and affidavit
Advertisement in a newspaper (if required)
Register of Members (Form MGT-1)
Register of Share Transfers
Share Certificate Register
Best Practices We Follow:
Review and compliance check of companyâs AOA clauses regarding share transfer restrictions
Advise clients on pre-emptive rights or rights of first refusal (if applicable)
Ensure data accuracy in all filings and registers
Provide custom formats for Board Resolutions, Indemnity Bonds, etc.
đ˘ ROC Filings (if applicable):
MGT-7 / MGT-7A â Annual return showing shareholding pattern
PAS-3 â For return of allotment (in case of fresh allotment)
SH-7 / MGT-14 â In some cases where changes in capital or special resolutions are involved
â ď¸ Penalties for Non-Compliance:
Fine of âš50,000 to âš5,00,000 for the company
Fine of âš10,000 to âš1,00,000 for each defaulting officer
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đźÂ Who Needs This Service?
Private Limited & Public Limited Companies
Startups issuing shares to investors
Businesses undergoing ownership changes
Legal heirs claiming transmission of shares
Companies looking to regularize or rectify past share transfers
đ Why Choose Us?
End-to-End Support â From documentation to ROC filings
Expert Legal Compliance â Stay aligned with the Companies Act, 2013
Timely Execution â Avoid penalties and maintain good corporate standing
Custom Advisory â Based on your company structure and ownership goals