People also ask, when company secretary is required to be appointed?
Mandatory AppointmentThe Companies Act makes it compulsory for all listed companies and other companies with a paid-up share capital of Rs. 5 crores or more to appoint a specified list of full-time Key Managerial Personnel (KMP), which includes a Company Secretary.
Also Know, how do I appoint a company secretary? If you wish to appoint a person as your new company secretary you will need to complete the AP03 form. If you wish to appoint a corporate entity (another company) as your new secretary, you will need to file form AP04.
Correspondingly, does every company need a company secretary?
There is no longer a legal requirement for limited companies to appoint a company secretary, unless their articles of association states otherwise. If you do not remove this clause, you are legally required to have an appointed secretary at all times.
Who should be company secretary?
The secretary of a private limited company can be an individual person, including a director or shareholder. This role can also be held by another company or organisation, the firm's accountant or solicitor, a professional chartered secretary, or a company that provides administrative services.
