SPICe+ (INC-32) — company incorporation form
The integrated form that incorporates a company and, in the same filing, reserves the name and applies for PAN, TAN, EPFO and ESIC registration, a bank account and, where applicable, professional tax. Issued and governed by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). Below: who files it, when, and the mistake that costs people the most — plus the free tools for the PDFs that come with it, all of which run on your device.
Open the tools- Who files it, when, and what people get SPICe+ wrong
- The current form always comes from the authority — we never host a copy
- Combine, compress, scan and redact the paperwork around it, free
- Everything runs in your browser — no upload, no account
Who files SPICe+
Anyone incorporating a company in India. It is filed by or through the proposed directors, usually with a professional certifying it.
When
Any time, though a reserved name is valid only for a limited period, so the incorporation has to follow within it.
The thing people get wrong
Because it bundles so many registrations, one bad detail fails several at once. The objects clause and the name are checked against existing companies and trade marks, and a rejected name means starting the sequence again rather than fixing one field.
Where to get the current SPICe+
From the MCA portal. Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). We deliberately do not host a copy of any government form. They are revised without notice, and a stale file served from here would be worse than none — you would file it and find out months later.
The tools people need around SPICe+
SPICe+ is filed with the authority, not with us. What we do is the document work around it — the part where a payroll portal caps uploads at a few megabytes, or two certificates have to become one file, or a statement has to become rows you can total.
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Frequently asked questions
What is SPICe+?
The integrated form that incorporates a company and, in the same filing, reserves the name and applies for PAN, TAN, EPFO and ESIC registration, a bank account and, where applicable, professional tax.
Who needs to file SPICe+?
Anyone incorporating a company in India. It is filed by or through the proposed directors, usually with a professional certifying it.
Where do I download SPICe+?
From the MCA portal — see Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). We do not host a copy: government forms are revised without notice, and a stale copy is worse than none.
Can DiemDesk file SPICe+ for me?
No, and nothing here does. We are document tools, not a filing service. What we help with is the paperwork around the filing — combining certificates, compressing a scan under a portal's upload limit, turning a statement into a spreadsheet, or redacting an account number before you forward something. All of it runs in your browser.
Are my documents uploaded?
No. The in-browser tools open and rebuild the file on your own device, so a Form 16 or a bank statement never leaves it. Open your browser's Network tab and you will see no request carrying the file.
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