Share Purchase Agreement in Ranchi
Buying or selling shares in a company? We draft the share purchase agreement, prepare the transfer documents and help you complete the filings and records.
Transfer ownership with clarity
A share purchase agreement (SPA) records the sale of shares in a company: how many shares, the price, payment terms, what the seller promises about the company, and conditions to completion. It is the main contract in a sale of a business or a stake.
We draft the SPA, prepare the share transfer deed and board and shareholder approvals, help with due diligence, and guide you on stamp duty, the register of members and any filings. Where a non-resident is involved, foreign exchange rules and reporting need extra care.
When you need an SPA
- Founders selling part or all of their shares
- Buyers acquiring a stake or control of a company
- Investors buying out other shareholders
- Family members transferring shares for a price
- Parties involved in a sale of a private limited company
Why get it drafted by experts
Clear price and terms
Shares, price, payment and completion conditions.
Due diligence support
Check the company before you buy.
Seller promises
Warranties and indemnities protect the buyer.
Records updated
Transfer, registers and filings completed.
Keep these ready
Scanned copies are enough to begin. We tell you if anything else is needed for your case.
Parties and company
- Names, PAN and details of buyer and seller
- Certificate of incorporation, MoA and AoA
- Details of the shares: number, class and certificate numbers
- Latest financial statements and cap table
Deal details
- Agreed price, payment schedule and conditions
- Board and shareholder approvals required under the Articles
- Details of any pending litigation or liabilities
- FEMA details, if a non-resident is involved
How Around Tax works for you
Free consultation
We understand the deal and who we are acting for.
Due diligence
We review the company’s records and liabilities.
Draft the SPA
We prepare the agreement and transfer documents.
Approvals and stamp duty
We guide you on board approvals and stamping of the transfer.
Complete the transfer
We update registers and handle any filings.
What happens after
These are the usual follow-up steps. We can handle them for you.
- Update the register of members and share certificates
- Update the cap table and shareholding records
- Make filings with the ROC and other authorities where required
- Report to authorities in cross-border transfers, as FEMA requires
- Seller plans for capital gains tax, buyer for TDS where applicable
- Update directors, signatories and bank mandates if control changes
Common questions
What is the difference between an SPA and a share transfer form?
The SPA is the commercial contract. The share transfer form is the document that formally transfers the shares and is stamped and given to the company.
Does the company need to approve a share transfer?
Often yes. Private company Articles commonly restrict transfers and require board approval or a right of first refusal for existing shareholders.
What are warranties and indemnities?
Warranties are statements the seller makes about the company. Indemnities are promises to compensate the buyer if those statements prove untrue.
Is stamp duty payable on share transfers?
Yes. It is payable on the transfer, at the rate set by law. We confirm the amount for your case.
What if the buyer or seller is a non-resident?
Foreign exchange rules on pricing, reporting and payment apply. We flag the requirements and recommend specialist advice where needed.
This page is general information, not legal advice. Around Tax is not a law firm. Laws on stamp duty, registration and taxes vary by state and change over time, so we confirm the current position for your document before we begin. For disputes, litigation or complex cross-border matters, we recommend you also consult an advocate.
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