Share Capital and Internal earnings are the main source of funds for most of the companies. Loans becomes major source of funding for some of the companies apart from their Share Capital. Companies borrows from various sources like bank and various other financial institution. Giving and acceptance of loans and investments are common in case of Group Companies. Let us analyze the various provisions related to giving and acceptance of loans as per Companies Act.
Note:The above section is not applicable to private companies It is not applicable for temporary loans taken in the ordinary course of business..
Section 186 of the Companies Act,2013 speaks about the Inter-Corporate Loan, maximum limit and the compliance related to the Inter-Corporate loan
Checklist for the lending company under the section 186 for Lending Company
Special Resolution: Special resolution is required to be passed if the Total loan to be made altogether with the loan already made exceeds the above limit
Board Resolution: Board resolution is required to be passed for every loan or investment made in a company at the meeting where all the directors are present.
Disclosure in Financials: Company has to disclose the full particulars of the loan made including the purpose for which the loan is utilized by the recipient.
Interest Rate: Interest Rate for the loan provided shall not be less the prevailing yield rate of government bonds.
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Vinay Kumar N
Date: 14/02/2020
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