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Jashore (formerly Jessore) — the gateway to Bangladesh's south-western frontier and a major commercial hub of the Khulna Division — has an established network of corporate law firms and business registration specialists. You can find experienced company registration lawyers in key commercial zones including Chanchra, Basantapur, Court Para, Station Road, and Khulna Road. Most law chambers in these areas handle RJSC filings, Jashore Pourashava trade license applications, and post-registration compliance.

Whether your business is within Jashore Pourashava or in surrounding upazilas like Benapole (Sharsha), Godkhali (Jhikargachha), Noapara (Abhaynagar), or Manirampur, our legal team provides end-to-end business registration assistance — from name clearance to Certificate of Incorporation — with both in-person and online consultations available.

Company registration in Jashore follows the same national procedure governed by the Companies Act 1994 and administered by the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms (RJSC). The RJSC has a regional office in Jashore that processes filings for businesses across the Jashore region. Key steps include:

• Step 1 – Name Clearance: Apply for a unique company name via the RJSC online portal. Processing takes 1–2 working days; fee is approximately BDT 600.
• Step 2 – Draft MOA & AOA: Prepare the Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association defining business objectives, share capital, and governance structure.
• Step 3 – Open Temporary Bank Account: Required primarily for foreign shareholders to remit capital and obtain an Encashment Certificate from a Jashore-based scheduled bank.
• Step 4 – Submit RJSC Application: Upload signed MOA/AOA, Form I (declaration), Form IX (director consent), Form XII (director list), and subscriber pages to the RJSC portal.
• Step 5 – Pay Government Fees: Fees are calculated on authorised share capital and payable through the RJSC portal or designated banks.
• Step 6 – Receive Certificate of Incorporation: Issued digitally by RJSC, typically within 20–30 working days.

A qualified business registration lawyer ensures your MOA/AOA are legally compliant and the RJSC filing is error-free. Contact our Jashore legal team for a smooth registration experience.

The RJSC requires the following core documents for registering a Private Limited Company in Jashore:

• National ID (NID) or Passport copies of all Directors and Shareholders
• Passport-size photographs of all Directors
• Memorandum of Association (MOA) — signed and stamped by subscribers
• Articles of Association (AOA) — signed and stamped by subscribers
• Form I — Statutory declaration of compliance with the Companies Act 1994
• Form IX — Written consent of each Director to act in that capacity
• Form XII — Particulars of the Directors, Chief Executive, and Secretary
• Subscriber page (share subscription sheet with details of share allocation)
• Proof of registered office address in Jashore (utility bill, rental agreement, or title deed)
• Encashment Certificate from a bank (required only for foreign shareholders)
• RJSC fee payment receipt

For foreign directors, notarised and apostilled passport copies and overseas address proof are mandatory. Our lawyers prepare and verify every document on your behalf — get a free document checklist.

Every business operating within Jashore Pourashava (Municipality) jurisdiction — covering 9 wards — must obtain a Trade License before commencing operations. Jashore Pourashava issues trade licenses under the Municipality Act and relevant municipal laws. The process involves:

• Collect the appropriate form — K-Form for commercial firms or I-Form for industrial/manufacturing units — from the Jashore Pourashava Licensing Section.
• Fill in business name, owner details, nature of business, and premises address within the Pourashava area.
• Obtain the signature and verification of the local Ward Commissioner.
• Submit the completed form with supporting documents (NID, rental deed, photographs, incorporation certificate if applicable) to the Pourashava Licensing Office.
• After inspection by the Licensing Inspector, pay the prescribed fee at the designated Sonali Bank branch.
• Collect the Trade License from the Pourashava Office upon approval.

The Trade License must be renewed annually by 30th June. A signboard fee (30% of license fee) is also mandatory. Late renewal attracts surcharges. Need help with your Jashore Trade License? Consult our specialists.

Chanchra is one of Jashore's most prominent commercial neighbourhoods — a bustling area known for its markets, banks, trading houses, and professional service providers. Business registration lawyers in Chanchra specialise in:

• Company incorporation for trading, services, and agro-processing businesses
• Trade License processing under Jashore Pourashava Ward-1/2 (Chanchra Wards)
• RJSC filing with the Jashore regional office for local companies
• Legal drafting of shareholder agreements, partnership deeds, and company resolutions
• Notary and attestation services for document legalisation

Chanchra's central commercial position makes it one of the most accessible areas for business legal consultations in Jashore. Connect with our Chanchra legal team for expert assistance.

Business registration costs in Jashore are the same as anywhere in Bangladesh, determined by authorised share capital and entity type. Approximate government fees (RJSC) include:

• Name Clearance: BDT 600 (~USD 6)
• Up to BDT 10 Lakh authorised capital: BDT ~20,000 – 25,000 (government fees)
• BDT 10 Lakh – 1 Crore: BDT ~25,000 – 55,000 (government fees)
• Above BDT 1 Crore: Scaled fees per the RJSC schedule
• Stamp Duty: Payable on MOA/AOA under the Stamp Act 1899
• Professional Legal Fee: Typically BDT 15,000–50,000+ depending on complexity and law firm

Additional costs include Pourashava Trade License fees, TIN registration, BIN (VAT) registration, and any sector-specific permits. Contact us for a transparent, all-inclusive cost estimate tailored to your Jashore business.

With all documents properly prepared and submitted through the RJSC online portal, the typical timeline for Jashore-based companies is:

• Name Clearance: 1–2 working days
• Document Preparation (MOA/AOA etc.): 2–5 working days with a lawyer
• RJSC Processing & Certificate of Incorporation: 15–25 working days
• Total for local company: Approximately 20–30 working days
• Foreign/Joint Venture companies: 30–45 working days (additional BIDA and bank remittance steps)

Delays may arise from documentation errors, high RJSC workload, or restricted-sector approvals. An experienced business registration lawyer significantly reduces these risks. Our team offers expedited assistance for time-sensitive incorporations in Jashore.

Yes. Bangladesh generally permits 100% foreign ownership in most sectors, and Jashore's strategic position adjacent to the Benapole-Petrapole border makes it particularly attractive for foreign-backed trading and logistics companies. Key considerations:

• 100% foreign shareholding is allowed in most manufacturing, IT, export-oriented, and services sectors.
• Restricted sectors — banking, insurance, telecom, and media — require Bangladesh Bank or sector-specific regulatory approval.
• Foreign shareholders must remit paid-up capital via formal banking channels and obtain an Encashment Certificate from the receiving bank before RJSC submission.
• Jashore's proximity to India via Benapole makes it ideal for cross-border trading companies, logistics firms, and Indo-Bangla joint ventures.
• BIDA's One-Stop Service assists with work permits, investor visas, and inter-agency coordination.
• Alternatives include setting up a Branch Office or Liaison Office, both requiring BIDA approval.

Our legal team specialises in FDI and cross-border investment registrations across Jashore. Speak with our foreign investment lawyers for tailored guidance.

Basantapur is one of Jashore's primary commercial corridors — a well-established area with a dense concentration of banks, wholesale markets, and trading houses. Business registration lawyers in Basantapur provide:

• Private Limited Company, OPC, and Partnership registration with RJSC
• Trade License processing under Jashore Pourashava Ward-3/4 (Basantapur Wards)
• Company incorporation for wholesale, trading, and import/export businesses
• Legal drafting of partnership deeds and shareholder agreements
• TIN and BIN registration for Jashore-based businesses

Basantapur's commercial density and central position make it one of the most convenient areas for business legal services in Jashore. Contact our Basantapur legal team.

Yes. Court Para is Jashore's legal district — situated adjacent to the District Judge's Court, the Bar Association building, and key government offices. It hosts the town's densest concentration of law chambers, notary public offices, and legal advisory firms. Business registration lawyers in Court Para specialise in:

• Company incorporation and RJSC filing with the Jashore regional office
• Trade License processing under Jashore Pourashava Ward-5/6 (Court Para area)
• Company litigation, shareholder disputes, and corporate legal proceedings
• Notary, attestation, and document legalisation services
• Comprehensive corporate legal advisory — from registration to ongoing compliance

Court Para's proximity to the courts and government offices makes it the most convenient location for integrated legal services. Book a consultation with our Court Para legal team.

Benapole (in Sharsha Upazila, Postal Code: 7432) is home to the Benapole Land Port — Bangladesh's largest and busiest land border crossing with India, handling a major share of bilateral trade via the Petrapole checkpoint. Business registration lawyers in Benapole are among the most experienced in border trade regulations:

• Import/export and C&F (Clearing & Forwarding) company registration with RJSC
• Trade License from the Sharsha Upazila Parishad
• Customs brokerage and bonded warehouse licence applications
• IRC/ERC from the Chief Controller of Imports & Exports (CCIE)
• Indo-Bangla joint venture company formation and cross-border trade compliance
• Benapole Land Port Authority (BLPA) registration and port user compliance
• Transit and transshipment trade documentation

Benapole's position as Bangladesh's primary overland trade gateway with India makes it essential for import/export business registration. Contact our Benapole border trade legal specialists.

Yes. Godkhali (in Jhikargachha Upazila, Postal Code: 7410) is widely known as the "Flower Capital of Bangladesh" — home to the country's largest wholesale flower market, supplying roses, tuberoses (Rajanigandha), marigolds, and orchids to markets across Bangladesh. Business registration lawyers serving Godkhali specialise in:

• Flower cultivation, processing, and export company registration with RJSC
• Trade License from the Jhikargachha Upazila Parishad
• Flower export company formation with ERC from the CCIE
• Cold chain and floriculture logistics company incorporation
• Phytosanitary certification compliance for flower exports via the Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE)
• Agricultural cooperative and flower farmers' association registration

Godkhali's dominance in Bangladesh's flower industry creates unique legal demands for floriculture businesses. Contact our Godkhali flower industry legal specialists.

Yes. Noapara (in Abhaynagar Upazila, Postal Code: 7422) is Jashore's primary industrial zone — home to the BSCIC Industrial Estate, Noapara, numerous rice mills, flour mills, and manufacturing units. It is strategically located along the Khulna–Jashore highway and the railway line. Business registration lawyers in Noapara specialise in:

• Industrial and manufacturing company registration with RJSC
• Trade License from the Noapara Pourashava or Abhaynagar Upazila Parishad
• BSCIC estate allotment compliance and industrial unit registration
• Rice mill, flour mill, and agro-processing company incorporation
• Environmental clearance from the Department of Environment (DoE) for manufacturing units
• Factory registration and labour law compliance

Noapara's industrial character makes it essential for manufacturing-focused business registration. Contact our Noapara industrial law specialists.

Station Road and the area around Jashore Railway Station form a busy commercial corridor — a gateway for goods and passengers arriving from Khulna, Dhaka, and other cities. Several legal practitioners serve businesses in this area, handling:

• Transport, logistics, and trading company registration
• Trade License under Jashore Pourashava Ward-7/8 (Station Road area)
• Import/export company incorporation with IRC/ERC
• Wholesale and distribution business formation
• Hotel and hospitality business registrations

The railway station area's connectivity makes it a natural hub for trading and logistics businesses. Contact our Station Road legal team.

Yes. Khulna Road (also known as the Jashore–Khulna Highway corridor) is a major commercial artery connecting Jashore town to Khulna city. It passes through the Medical College area, the airport approach, and several commercial zones. Lawyers along Khulna Road handle:

• Healthcare company registration — hospitals, diagnostic centres, and clinics near Jashore Medical College Hospital
• Trade License under Jashore Pourashava Ward-9 or nearby upazila jurisdiction
• Pharmaceutical distribution and medical device company incorporation
• Transport and logistics company formation along the highway corridor
• Airport-area business registration near Jashore Airport (Shahid Mashiur Rahman Airport)

Khulna Road's strategic position as the primary arterial route creates a growing demand for business legal services. Connect with our Khulna Road legal team.

Yes. Arabpur and Daulatpur are established commercial-residential areas in Jashore town — home to a growing number of retail establishments, service businesses, and small enterprises. Lawyers serving these areas assist with:

• Company registration for retail, service, and hospitality businesses
• Trade License under Jashore Pourashava Ward-8/9 (Arabpur–Daulatpur Wards)
• Real estate and property development company incorporation
• Sole Proprietorship and Partnership registrations for local entrepreneurs
• TIN and BIN registration for small and medium enterprises

Arabpur–Daulatpur's developing commercial sector is attracting more legal service providers. Contact our Arabpur–Daulatpur legal team.

Khulna (Postal Code: 9000) — the divisional capital and Bangladesh's third-largest city — is only about 60 km from Jashore, connected by a well-maintained highway. Many Jashore-based businesses also access legal services from Khulna-based law firms, particularly for complex matters. Khulna lawyers provide:

• Company incorporation and RJSC filing with the Khulna regional office
• Trade License processing under Khulna City Corporation (KCC)
• Shrimp and seafood export company formation (Khulna is a major seafood processing hub)
• Sundarbans-related tourism and eco-business compliance
• Complex corporate restructuring, mergers, and acquisitions

Khulna's proximity and larger legal community make it a useful resource for Jashore businesses requiring specialised corporate law services. Contact our Khulna–Jashore legal team.

Yes. Satkhira (Postal Code: 9400) is a border district in the Khulna Division — known for its shrimp and prawn export industry, the Sundarbans mangrove forest, and cross-border trade with India via the Bhomra Land Port. Business registration lawyers in Satkhira handle:

• Shrimp and seafood processing/export company registration with RJSC
• Trade License from the Satkhira Pourashava (Municipality)
• Export company formation with ERC and BSTI certification for seafood products
• Bhomra Land Port border trade business compliance
• Sundarbans eco-tourism company registration and environmental clearance

Satkhira's shrimp-dominated economy and border trade create specific legal requirements. Contact our Satkhira legal team.

Jhenaidah (Postal Code: 7300) is a district town in the Khulna Division — an important agricultural area and commercial centre connected to Jashore by road and rail. Business registration lawyers in Jhenaidah assist with:

• Agro-processing and rice milling company registration with RJSC
• Trade License from the Jhenaidah Pourashava (Municipality)
• Flower and horticulture company formation (Jhenaidah has a growing flower industry)
• BSCIC Jhenaidah industrial estate unit registration
• Leather and leather goods company incorporation

Jhenaidah's agricultural and growing industrial economy creates diverse business registration demands. Reach out to our Jhenaidah legal team.

Yes. Kushtia (Postal Code: 7000) is a district in the Khulna Division — famous as the home of Lalon Shah (the great Baul mystic), the Lalon Shrine in Kushtia town, and the Gorai River belt. It is also an important agricultural and tobacco-processing centre. Business registration lawyers in Kushtia specialise in:

• Tobacco and agro-processing company registration with RJSC
• Trade License from the Kushtia Pourashava (Municipality)
• Cultural tourism and heritage business formation near the Lalon Shrine
• Rice mill and sugar mill company incorporation
• NGO and cultural organisation registration for Baul heritage preservation

Kushtia's unique cultural and agricultural identity creates distinctive business registration requirements. Contact our Kushtia legal team.

Chuadanga (Postal Code: 7200) and Meherpur (Postal Code: 7100) are border districts in the Khulna Division — both with important land ports for cross-border trade with India. Meherpur is also historically significant as the location of the Mujibnagar — the first capital of provisional Bangladesh government in 1971. Business registration lawyers in these districts handle:

• Border trading and import/export company registration with RJSC
• Trade License from the respective Pourashavas (Municipalities)
• Rice mill and sugar mill company incorporation
• Heritage tourism company formation near Mujibnagar (Meherpur)
• IRC/ERC for cross-border trading companies

Both districts' border positions create specific legal demands for import/export businesses. Contact our Chuadanga–Meherpur legal team.

Yes. Manirampur (Postal Code: 7412) and Bagherpara (Postal Code: 7420) are important agricultural upazilas in Jashore district — major producers of rice, date palm products (gur/khejurer gur), and vegetables. Business registration lawyers serving these upazilas handle:

• Agro-processing and rice milling company registration with RJSC
• Trade License from the respective Upazila Parishads (not Jashore Pourashava — upazila areas have separate licensing)
• Date palm product (gur) processing and packaging company incorporation
• Cold storage and food preservation company formation
• Agricultural input supply and fertilizer distribution company registration

These upazilas' agricultural economies create specific legal requirements for agribusiness registration. Contact our Manirampur–Bagherpara legal team.

Yes. Chaugachha (Postal Code: 7426) is an upazila in Jashore district — a significant agricultural area located between Jashore town and the Indian border. It is known for rice cultivation and date palm products. Business registration lawyers serving Chaugachha assist with:

• Agro-processing and agricultural company registration with RJSC
• Trade License from the Chaugachha Upazila Parishad
• Date palm (khejur) product processing company formation
• Rice mill and flour mill company incorporation
• Small business Sole Proprietorship and Partnership registrations

Chaugachha's position between Jashore town and the border creates a mix of agricultural and trading business needs. Contact our Chaugachha legal team.

Jashore's Godkhali is the largest wholesale flower market in Bangladesh — the epicentre of the country's commercial floriculture industry. Registering a flower export company follows the standard RJSC procedure with additional sector-specific steps:

• Standard RJSC Registration: Register as a Private Limited Company with MOA/AOA listing floriculture, flower processing, and export as business objectives.
• ERC Registration: Obtain an Export Registration Certificate from the CCIE — mandatory for flower export.
• Phytosanitary Certification: Comply with DAE phytosanitary requirements for flower exports — including pest-free certification and treatment protocols.
• Cold Chain Compliance: Ensure cold storage and refrigerated transport facilities meet standards for perishable flower exports.
• Trade License: Apply to Jhikargachha Upazila Parishad or Jashore Pourashava depending on business location.
• Export Promotion Bureau (EPB): Register for export incentives and trade facilitation support.

Flower export from Godkhali requires strict compliance with international phytosanitary and cold chain standards. Our floriculture legal specialists can guide you.

The Benapole-Petrapole border is Bangladesh's most important overland trade gateway with India — handling thousands of crores of taka in annual bilateral trade. Registering a border trading company involves:

• Standard RJSC Registration: Register as a Private Limited Company with MOA/AOA listing import/export, C&F, and border trading as business objectives.
• IRC (Import Registration Certificate): Obtain from the CCIE if your company imports goods from India through Benapole.
• ERC (Export Registration Certificate): Obtain from the CCIE if your company exports goods to India.
• Trade License: Apply to Sharsha Upazila Parishad or Jashore Pourashava.
• TIN & BIN: Mandatory for all import/export companies — customs duty and VAT are processed through these numbers.
• Benapole Land Port Registration: Register with the Benapole Land Port Authority (BLPA) as a port user for customs clearance and trade facilitation.
• Customs Bond: If operating a bonded warehouse near Benapole, obtain a customs bond licence from the Commissioner of Customs.

Border trading through Benapole requires strict customs compliance and proper documentation. Contact our Benapole border trade legal team.

A Sole Proprietorship is the simplest and most common business form in Jashore. It does not require RJSC registration — the primary legal requirement is obtaining a Trade License from Jashore Pourashava or the relevant Upazila Parishad:

• Step 1: Choose a business name and determine your business activity category.
• Step 2: Collect the K-Form (commercial) or I-Form (industrial) from the Jashore Pourashava Licensing Section or upazila office.
• Step 3: Complete the form with owner details, business address in Jashore, and activity description.
• Step 4: Get the local Ward Commissioner's (Pourashava) or Upazila Chairman's verification.
• Step 5: Submit with NID copy, photographs, and rental deed to the Pourashava or Upazila Licensing Office.
• Step 6: Pay the prescribed fee at Sonali Bank and collect your Trade License.
• Step 7: Obtain an E-TIN from NBR for tax compliance.

While a lawyer is not mandatory, legal guidance ensures correct category selection and avoids compliance issues. Get help with your Jashore Sole Proprietorship.

The Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA) are the two foundational constitutional documents of any company under the Companies Act 1994:

• MOA (Section 11): Defines the company's name, registered office jurisdiction (Jashore), business objectives, authorised share capital, and member liability. Limited to 400 words and 7 prescribed clauses. It sets the external boundaries of the company's powers.
• AOA (Section 22): Governs internal operations — board meetings, share transfers, director appointments, voting rights, dividend distribution, and winding-up procedures.

A poorly drafted MOA can restrict your company's future business activities; an inadequate AOA can lead to shareholder disputes and governance deadlocks. RJSC officers scrutinise both documents — errors cause rejection and delays. A qualified business registration lawyer ensures your MOA/AOA are tailored, comprehensive, and RJSC-compliant. Our legal team drafts MOA/AOA for Jashore businesses.

After receiving your Certificate of Incorporation, several post-registration steps are legally mandatory for Jashore-based companies:

• TIN Registration: Obtain a Tax Identification Number from the NBR's Jashore Tax Commissionerate — mandatory for all companies.
• BIN / VAT Registration: Obtain a Business Identification Number from the Jashore VAT Commissionerate if annual turnover exceeds BDT 30 Lakh.
• Pourashava / Upazila Trade License: Apply to Jashore Pourashava or the relevant Upazila Parishad before starting business — renewed annually by 30 June.
• Corporate Bank Account: Open a current account in the company's registered name at a Jashore branch of a scheduled bank.
• Import/Export Registration: Obtain IRC/ERC from the CCIE if engaged in international trade (particularly relevant for Benapole border trade and flower exports).
• Annual Return (RJSC): File yearly returns and financial statements under Section 150 of the Companies Act 1994.

Our compliance team handles all post-incorporation requirements for Jashore businesses. Get a complete compliance package.

Every registered company in Jashore must fulfil ongoing statutory obligations under the Companies Act 1994:

• Annual General Meeting (AGM): Must be held within 18 months of incorporation, then annually within 15 months of the previous AGM (Section 81).
• Annual Return (RJSC): Must be filed within 21 days of the AGM (Section 150) — includes financial statements, director list, and shareholder details.
• Audited Financial Statements: Prepared annually by a practising Chartered Accountant appointed as auditor.
• Pourashava/Upazila Trade License Renewal: By 30 June each year — late renewal incurs surcharges.
• Income Tax Return: Filed annually with the Jashore Tax Commissionerate; corporate tax rate starts at 22.5% for non-publicly traded companies.
• VAT Returns: Monthly filing required if the company is BIN-registered with the Jashore VAT office.
• Director/Shareholder Changes: Must be notified to RJSC within 30 days using prescribed forms.

Non-compliance can result in fines, director disqualification, or compulsory winding up. Our compliance management team keeps your Jashore company fully up to date.

Trade License fees under Jashore Pourashava depend on your business category, premises size, and annual turnover. Typical ranges for Jashore businesses (2025):

• Small Commercial Firm (K-Form): BDT 1,500 – 8,000 per year
• Medium Commercial / Service Business: BDT 8,000 – 25,000 per year
• Large Business / Corporate Office: BDT 25,000+ per year (as assessed by Pourashava)
• Industrial/Manufacturing (I-Form): BDT 5,000 – 40,000+ per year
• Signboard Fee: 30% of the Trade License fee (mandatory)
• Application Form Fee: BDT 10

Fees are payable at Sonali Bank. Licences must be displayed at your business premises and renewed by 30 June each year. Let us manage your Jashore trade license renewal.

A Partnership Firm is governed by the Partnership Act 1932 and registered with the RJSC. While registration is optional, it is strongly recommended for legal enforceability. The process in Jashore involves:

• Draft Partnership Deed: A legally binding agreement specifying profit-sharing ratios, roles, capital contributions, and dissolution terms — prepared by a qualified lawyer.
• Collect Forms: Obtain Form I (application for registration) and Form III (partner particulars) from the RJSC portal.
• Submit Application: File the Partnership Deed, Form I, Form III, and NID copies of all partners with RJSC (Jashore regional office processes filings for the region).
• Pay Registration Fee: BDT 2,000–5,000 depending on the firm's capital and nature.
• Obtain Pourashava/Upazila Trade License: Apply separately to the relevant local authority.
• Get TIN: Each partner and the firm must have separate TINs.

A well-drafted Partnership Deed is crucial to prevent disputes. Our lawyers draft and register partnership firms across Jashore.

An Electronic Tax Identification Number (E-TIN) is mandatory for all companies and every director/shareholder in Bangladesh. The registration process via the NBR e-TIN portal is:

• Step 1: Visit the NBR e-TIN portal (etaxnbr.gov.bd) and create an account with a valid mobile number and email.
• Step 2: Select the taxpayer type (Company / Individual) and fill in the required details — name, NID, address in Jashore, business activity.
• Step 3: For companies, enter the Certificate of Incorporation number, RJSC registration details, and authorised/paid-up capital.
• Step 4: Submit the application and receive your 12-digit TIN instantly online.
• Step 5: Download the TIN certificate from the portal.

Every company director must also hold an individual E-TIN. E-TIN is required for Pourashava Trade License renewal, bank account opening, and filing annual tax returns with the Jashore Tax Commissionerate. Our team assists with E-TIN and BIN registration in Jashore.

Post-registration changes must be filed with the RJSC using prescribed forms within legally mandated timeframes:

• Change of Company Name: Requires Special Resolution at an EGM, RJSC name clearance for the new name, and filing of amended MOA/AOA. Processing: 15–30 working days.
• Change of Directors: File Form IX (new director consent) and Form XII (updated director list) within 30 days. Resigning directors must file Form X.
• Share Transfer: Execute a Share Transfer Deed, update the Register of Members, and file with RJSC. Stamp duty is payable on the transfer value.
• Change of Registered Office: File Form III within 21 days. If moving within Jashore District, it is simpler; moving to a different district may require a Special Resolution.
• Alteration of MOA/AOA: Requires Special Resolution and RJSC filing under Sections 12–16 and Section 22 of the Companies Act 1994.

All changes must be reflected in company records and communicated to RJSC promptly. Our lawyers handle all post-incorporation amendments in Jashore.