Dear All,
Can you please confirm whether it is appropriate to transfer the amount of subscription money to the Company’s bank account from a subscriber’s/shareholder’s joint bank account, or whether the transfer should strictly be made from their individual bank account only?
Thank You
CS ANUPMA
Preferred Practice (and MCA’s implicit expectation):
Subscription money should come from a bank account in the sole name of the subscriber. This provides a clear audit trail and avoids future questions from the ROC, auditors, or during inspection.
Joint Bank Account Scenario:
If the subscriber uses a joint bank account, it may still be acceptable provided the subscriber is one of the joint holders.
In such cases, obtain a declaration/No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the other joint holder(s) stating that they have no objection to the funds being used for the purpose of subscribing shares in the company.
Maintain documentary evidence (bank statement highlighting the transfer, subscriber’s PAN, NOC) to establish the identity and source of funds.
✔️ Best Practice: Subscription money should be remitted from the subscriber’s individual bank account.
✔️ Joint Account Acceptable: Permissible if the subscriber is a joint holder, but ensure a proper NOC and documentation to prove the funds are indeed of the subscriber.
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