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Company incorporation government fee estimator

Estimate the government fees to incorporate a Private Limited Company, OPC or LLP — MCA filing fee, name reservation, DIN, state stamp duty and PAN/TAN. No professional fees included.

₹6,243government fees only
Name reservation (RUN / SPICe+ Part A)
₹1,000
MCA incorporation fee (SPICe+ Part B) Nil — authorised capital is at or below the ₹15 lakh exemption.
Nil
Stamp duty — MOA (Gujarat)
₹100
Stamp duty — AOA (Gujarat)
₹5,000
PAN application fee e-PAN, digital delivery.
₹66
TAN application fee e-TAN, digital delivery.
₹77
Total government fees
₹6,243

CapEasy’s professional fee is separate and not included above. This is only what the MCA, the state government and the Income Tax Department charge.

Budget separately for Digital Signature Certificates. One is needed for each of the 2 directors before a single form can be signed. A DSC with 2-year validity typically runs ₹1,800–₹2,000 in the market, so 2 of them come to roughly ₹3,600–₹4,000.

That is a third-party charge from a licensed certifying authority — it is neither a government fee nor a CapEasy fee, which is why it sits outside the total above. Prices vary between authorities and move over time.

Where CapEasy comes in. Most of the cost of incorporating is not on this list — it is the time lost to a name that gets rejected, a DSC that will not register against the right PAN, an objection on the MOA object clause, or a resubmission that restarts the queue. We arrange the DSCs, run the name check before filing rather than after, prepare and file SPICe+ with the linked PAN, TAN and EPFO/ESIC registrations as one package, and handle any resubmission ourselves. See how company registration works with us, or tell us what you are setting up.

An estimate, not a quote. The MCA portal (for filing/DIN/PAN/TAN) and your state's stamp/registration department (for stamp duty) produces the figure that actually applies to you — check there before you rely on a number. Stamp duty in particular changes by state notification without much notice, and the figure above is what the state charged as of 2026-08-06.

Which states are covered, and why stamp duty isn’t everywhere

Stamp duty on the Memorandum and Articles of Association is fixed by each state’s own Stamp Act, not by the MCA. 35states and union territories are modelled here, drawn from MCA’s own published state-wise stamp duty table. If your state isn’t listed, or you want the figure double-checked, your state’s registration department has the current rate.

Section 8 (non-profit) companies pay nil stamp duty in every state and are out of scope of this tool.

Would you rather we handled it?Getting the state, capital and form sequence right the first time avoids a resubmission on the MCA portal.
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What actually makes up the government cost of incorporation

"Government fee" for incorporation is not one number — it is five or six separate charges from three different authorities, and conflating them is how most published figures go wrong.

  • MCA filing fee (SPICe+ Part B) — nil up to ₹15 lakh authorised capital, then a scale that rises with capital, the same Table of Fees the MCA uses across its company e-forms.
  • Name reservation — ₹1,000 for a company/OPC through RUN or SPICe+ Part A, ₹200 for an LLP through RUN-LLP or FiLLiP Part A.
  • DIN / DPIN — free for the first 3 directors (company/OPC) or 5 designated partners (LLP) allotted with incorporation itself; ₹500 flat per person beyond that, filed separately on Form DIR-3.
  • State stamp duty on the MOA/AOA — fixed by each state’s own Stamp Act, not by the MCA. This is the line that varies most: a fixed amount in some states, a percentage of authorised capital with its own minimum and cap in others.
  • PAN and TAN — a small fixed fee each, applied for automatically inside SPICe+/FiLLiP and issued digitally.

None of this includes the Digital Signature Certificate every signatory needs, which is bought from a certifying authority at its own market rate, or any professional fee for actually handling the filing.

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