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Whether you're transferring shares voluntarily or through transmission due to unforeseen circumstances, our streamlined process ensures compliance and efficiency at every step
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Review of Share holding2
Preparation of Form3
Payment of stamp duty4
Share transfer deed executedThe process of share transfer and transmission involves several key parties, each playing an essential role:
1.Initial Subscribers: The original individuals who subscribe to the company's memorandum of association at its formation.
2.Legal Representatives: In cases of a shareholder’s death, a legal representative steps in to manage the transfer or transmission of shares to the rightful heirs.
3.Transferor: The current shareholder who intends to transfer ownership of their shares to another party.
4.Transferee: The individual or entity receiving the shares in the transfer process.
5.The Company: Regardless of whether it is a public or private entity, the company itself plays a central role in facilitating the transfer or transmission, ensuring all procedures align with its governing documents.
Share transfer involves the voluntary transfer of shares from one shareholder to another, often due to sale or gift. Share transmission, on the other hand, occurs when shares are transferred due to a shareholder’s death, insolvency, or incapacity, with shares going to the legal heirs or representatives.
For a share transfer, you’ll need a signed Share Transfer Deed (Form SH-4), original share certificates, and proof of identity for both the transferor and transferee. You will also need to pay the applicable stamp duty.
In the event of a shareholder’s death, the legal heirs must submit documents like the death certificate, succession certificate or probate, and proof of identity. The company will then process the transmission and update the share register accordingly.
The process typically takes around 7-15 business days, depending on the company’s approval procedures and document completion.
Yes, private companies often impose restrictions on share transfers, such as requiring Board approval and offering existing shareholders the first right of refusal before shares can be transferred to outsiders.
The Board of Directors reviews and approves the share transfer, ensuring it adheres to the company’s Articles of Association and complies with all legal requirements.
7. Do I need professional help for Share Transfer & Transmission?
While it’s possible to handle these processes independently, it’s advisable to seek professional assistance, especially in more complex cases or when transmission is involved due to death or incapacity. NewTaxAge can help ensure everything is handled correctly.
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