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One Person Company (OPC) Registration for Tuition Centres

A one-shareholder company with limited liability — perfect for solo founders or freelancers formalising income.

Educational services up to higher secondary level are exempt from GST under Notification 12/2017-CT(R). Coaching for entrance exams (NEET, JEE, IAS, TNPSC) is taxable at 18%. Tuition centres with turnover above ₹20 lakh in services must register for GST.

₹5,499
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Why this matters for tuition centres

The one person company (opc) registration angle for Tuition Centres

Tuition and after-school coaching is one of India's fastest-growing service sectors — Tamil Nadu alone has 80,000+ registered tuition centres. Most operate as sole proprietorships or single-teacher entities, but those crossing ₹20 lakh annual receipts are GST-mandatory and benefit from formalising as an OPC or LLP. FilingLab handles the structure decision, GST-exempt service registration where applicable (educational services up to higher secondary are exempt under Notification 12/2017), Shop Act, and PAN-based ITR filing.

Audience-specific note

Educational services up to higher secondary level are exempt from GST under Notification 12/2017-CT(R). Coaching for entrance exams (NEET, JEE, IAS, TNPSC) is taxable at 18%. Tuition centres with turnover above ₹20 lakh in services must register for GST.

What's included

1× DSC and 1× DIN

Nominee paperwork and consent letter (INC-3)

Name reservation

Memorandum and Articles of Association

CIN + PAN + TAN

First-year compliance calendar

Process · 6stages · SLA-tracked

How one person company (opc) registration works for tuition centres

Six stages for solo founders. Same MCA process as Pvt Ltd — simplified, with a nominee instead of a co-founder.

You

FilingLab

Govt

Bank

01

You

Founder + nominee onboarding

You share KYC; nominee signs the consent letter (INC-3) which we draft.

1–2 days

02

FilingLab

DSC, DIN, name reservation

Class-3 DSC issued, DIN allotted, SPICe+ Part A filed.

2 days

03

FilingLab

MoA / AoA + verification

OPC-aligned MoA drafted; senior CS reviews before MCA.

1 day

04

FilingLab

SPICe+ submission

SPICe+ Part B filed with nominee paperwork.

Same day

05

Govt

MCA review & CoI

MCA approves and issues CoI with CIN, PAN, TAN.

5–7 days

IF REJECTED

Common rejection reason: nominee KYC mismatch. We handle re-filing within 24 hours.

06

Bank

Bank account opening

We hand off your bundle to a partner bank for fast-track account opening.

3–5 days

01

You

· 1–2 days

Founder + nominee onboarding

You share KYC; nominee signs the consent letter (INC-3) which we draft.

02

FilingLab

· 2 days

DSC, DIN, name reservation

Class-3 DSC issued, DIN allotted, SPICe+ Part A filed.

03

FilingLab

· 1 day

MoA / AoA + verification

OPC-aligned MoA drafted; senior CS reviews before MCA.

04

FilingLab

· Same day

SPICe+ submission

SPICe+ Part B filed with nominee paperwork.

05

Govt

· 5–7 days

MCA review & CoI

MCA approves and issues CoI with CIN, PAN, TAN.

IF REJECTED

Common rejection reason: nominee KYC mismatch. We handle re-filing within 24 hours.

06

Bank

· 3–5 days

Bank account opening

We hand off your bundle to a partner bank for fast-track account opening.

Tuition Centres — frequently asked

Is tuition fee taxable under GST?

School-curriculum tuition (Class 1-12) is exempt under Notification 12/2017. Coaching for entrance exams (NEET, JEE, TNPSC, IAS) is taxable at 18%.

Should I register my tuition centre as a business?

Yes once monthly receipts exceed ₹1 lakh. Sole Proprietorship is fastest; OPC gives limited liability if you handle large student fee deposits. We help you choose.

What about Section 80GGC for student fees?

Section 80C allows parents to claim up to ₹1.5 lakh deduction for tuition fees paid to schools/colleges (not coaching centres). Coaching fees are not deductible — we clarify when filing parent ITRs.