#spice plus

In the dynamic landscape of business regulation, the most important is to stay informed & updated. One such important development is SPICe Plus form that has been introduced by the MCA i.e. Ministry Of Corporate Affairs. Here, in this article we will discuss about the SPICe Plus Form & how it impacts on businesses.

Features of SPICe Plus Form

Simplifying Company Registration: SPICe Plus is a comprehensive form. It combines the various processes that have been involved in company incorporation. This form replaces the SPICe form with an aim of simplifying & enhancing the registration process.

One Stop Solution: SPICe Plus form is the one stop solution for the various registrations & compliances that have been required by the new companies. You can do everything via this form, from obtaining Director Identification Number (DIN) to applying for Permanent Account Number (PAN) and Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number (TAN).

Additional Attachments: Along with basic details of the company and its directors, SPICe Plus form requires additional attachments including MOA i.e. Memorandum of Association, AOA i.e. Articles of Association, and other relevant documents. It is essential for the successful registration to make sure about the completeness and accuracy in these attachments.

Enhanced Efficiency: SPICe Plus form enhances efficiency and reduces excessive paperwork for both businesses and regulatory authorities by combining several forms and processes into one.

Compliance With Legal Requirements: It is important to stick to the legal requirements and provide accurate information in SPICe Plus Form. If you fail to do so, it will result in delays in registration or even legal consequences..

Conclusion

Opened in 2017, Spice Plus is a small Indian/Bangladeshi grocery store with a restaurant in the back and some tables for dining in. I think the restaurant and the meat department are the only staffed departments. They carry halal meat.

I was surprised by the lack of fresh produce. But they did have spices, tea, snacks, cookies, frozen food, dairy, rice, beans, cooking pots, hair dye, etc.

The pictures of the food in the restaurant area weren’t appealing and no one was dining there or ordering food. They had biryani, samosas, burgers, lunch combos and dinner combos. The interior looks old and cluttered.

3 out of 5 stars