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CA Inter Corporate & Other Laws | One Person Company (OPC) | Section 2(62) | Explained with Practical Examples Can a single person start a company in India? 🤔 If a person can already start a business as a sole proprietor, why was the concept of One Person Company (OPC) introduced under the Companies Act, 2013? In this video, we will understand the concept of One Person Company under Section 2(62) of the Companies Act, 2013, with an interesting real-life example. We will explore why OPC was introduced, how it differs from a sole proprietorship, and how a single entrepreneur can enjoy the benefits of a separate legal entity and limited liability. 📚 Topics Covered in This Lecture ✅ Meaning and Definition of One Person Company (OPC) ✅ Section 2(62) of the Companies Act, 2013 ✅ Why was the concept of OPC introduced? ✅ Practical example to understand OPC ✅ Difference between OPC and Sole Proprietorship ✅ Separate Legal Entity and Limited Liability ✅ Formation of OPC under Section 3(1)(c) ✅ Eligibility Criteria for Incorporation of OPC ✅ Who can become a member of OPC? ✅ Concept and Importance of Nominee in OPC ✅ Restrictions applicable to OPC ✅ Important Exemptions and Privileges available to OPC ✅ Practical Case Study-Based Questions ✅ Important Points for CA Inter Examinations 🎯 Why Should You Watch This Lecture? Many CA students memorise the definition of One Person Company without understanding why this concept was introduced. In this lecture, we will understand OPC through a simple business story and connect it with the relevant provisions of the Companies Act, 2013. This will help you understand the concept, remember the important provisions, and apply them while solving case study-based questions in examinations. 📖 Subject: CA Intermediate – Corporate & Other Laws 📖 Chapter: Preliminary 📖 Topic: One Person Company (OPC) 📖 Relevant Sections: Section 2(62) and Section 3(1)(c) 📖 Applicable Law: Companies Act, 2013 💡 Quick Revision: One Person Company = One Member + Separate Legal Entity + Limited Liability Remember: Section 2(62) – Definition of OPC Section 3(1)(c) – Formation of OPC Nominee – Important for continuity of OPC OPC is a private company with only one member. 👍 If you find this lecture helpful, LIKE the video, SHARE it with your CA student friends, and SUBSCRIBE for more Company Law lectures explained through simple and practical examples. 💬 Comment Below: Would you prefer starting a business as a Sole Proprietorship or a One Person Company? Why? #CAInter #OnePersonCompany #OPC #Section2_62 #CompaniesAct2013 #CorporateAndOtherLaws #CompanyLaw #CAInterLaw #CAStudents #CharteredAccountancy #OPCCompany #SoleProprietorship #CompanyLawLectures #CAInterPreparation #icaiimportantupdates CA Inter, CA Intermediate, One Person Company, OPC, One Person Company Explained, OPC Explained with Example, One Person Company Companies Act 2013, Section 2(62), Section 3(1)(c), CA Inter Corporate and Other Laws, Corporate and Other Laws, Companies Act 2013, Why OPC Was Introduced, Meaning of One Person Company, Features of One Person Company, Formation of OPC, Eligibility for OPC, Nominee in OPC, OPC Nominee Concept, OPC vs Sole Proprietorship, Difference Between OPC and Sole Proprietorship, Separate Legal Entity, Limited Liability, Benefits of One Person Company, OPC Exemptions, OPC Rules 2014, Company Law, CA Inter Law Lectures, CA Inter Law Revision, CA Inter Exam Preparation, ICAI, CA Students, Chartered Accountancy, Company Law Practical Examples, CA Inter Law Case Studies