Authorised Capital Increase Fee Calculator

The Authorised Capital Increase Fee Calculator estimates the statutory fee for increasing your company's authorised share capital. Simply enter your existing capital and revised capital to calculate your filing fee and capital increase amount. This helps Indian business owners plan their expansion costs. This calculator also calculates the increase amount and fee brackets.

Enter your current authorised capital in Indian Rupees
Enter the new target authorised capital in Indian Rupees
Select the applicable statutory fee schedule

This calculator provides estimates only. It is not intended to provide tax advice. Consult a tax professional for filing decisions.

Use this calculator to estimate your statutory filing fees. Enter your current and new capital amounts, select a fee schedule, and click Calculate to see your results.

What Is Authorised Capital Increase Fee

The authorised capital increase fee is a statutory charge paid to the government when a company raises its maximum share capital limit. In India, this fee is paid to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. It represents the legal cost of updating company records to allow more shares. Knowing this fee helps business owners budget for expansion. The cost is based on the difference between the old capital and the new capital target.

How Authorised Capital Increase Fee Is Calculated

Formula

Total Fee = Fee(Revised Capital) − Fee(Existing Capital)

Where:

  • Fee(Revised Capital) = Government filing fee for the new capital amount
  • Fee(Existing Capital) = Government filing fee for the current capital amount
  • Total Fee = Additional fee payable for the increase

The calculation looks at the filing fees for both your old and new capital amounts. The government uses fee schedules with set price brackets for different capital ranges. First, the tool finds the fee for your starting capital. Then, it finds the fee for your new target capital. Finally, it subtracts the old fee from the new fee. This difference is the extra amount you owe. It ensures you only pay for the increase, rather than paying the full fee all over again.

Why Authorised Capital Increase Fee Matters

Knowing this fee helps business owners plan their money before expanding. It shows the exact government cost of raising capital. This prevents surprises during the filing process.

Why Accurate Fee Calculation Is Important for Compliance

If a company ignores these fees, it may face filing delays. The government might reject forms if the wrong amount is paid. This can pause business growth and cause extra penalties. It is recommended to estimate these costs early to avoid compliance issues and keep company records updated on time.

For Business Expansion

When expanding, owners may consider this fee alongside other professional costs. Knowing the estimate helps them set a safe budget. They can see if the capital increase is worth the cost before moving forward.

For Startup Founders

Startup founders often increase capital to bring in new investors. This tool may support their planning by showing government fees clearly. It helps them understand the statutory costs of issuing new shares.

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