After you've successfully registered your private limited company, you have to take care of the following compliances within 15 to 30 days of registration. 1) Opening Of A Business Account: An official bank account needs to be opened in the company's name within 60 days from its date of inception to maintain a record of all the business transactions. 2) Filling Of Form INC-22: All business owners must register their business location (i.e., the company's official address) for formal communication by filling out the Form INC-22. It needs to be done within 15–30 days of registration. 3) Appointment Of A Company Auditor: As per the Companies Act's Section 139(1), a business must appoint an auditor within a month of registration. 4) Statutory Register Maintenance: All external communications happening at the company's end must carry mandatory details. E.g., Name, address & contact details of the company, website link, CIN, etc. This information needs to be present on the letters, invoices, notice papers, and other forms of official publications. 5) Formalities Associated With The Company Directors: The Companies Act 2013, Section 173 (1) necessitates the organisation of a meeting with the BODs (Board of Directors), within a month of registration. Following that, the directors need to disclose their interests to the company, as mentioned in the Companies Act 2013, Sec. 184(1). 6) Filing the INC-20A: After receiving the private company incorporation certificate, all directors are expected to submit the INC-20A Form within 3 months of the company registration to commence any business. 7) Issuing Of Shareholder Certificates: The company must allot specific shares to the shareholders by officially issuing a certificate within two months of incorporation. 8) Bookkeeping: The Section 128 of the Companies Act makes it necessary for all business owners to maintain their accounts books, which shall be audited on a regular basis.