Sbo rules clarification

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Gargi Ranade

415 Points Joined June 2013

Dear All,

We are Private Limited Company , and 100% subsidiary of the Japanese Listed Company,( 99.99% shares are on the name of the parent company and 2 shares are held by another subsidiary of the Japanese Company ) in our listed Company no individual as well as body corporates holds majority stake, further our parent company could not identify any individual who indirectly holds 10% or more stake in the Company.

In such case how should we comply with the SBO rules , what declaration I should take from Parent company .

Can anybody please share points to be noted? Or can anybody share the draft to be taken from the parent Company.

Regards,

Replies (2)

Nithin Joseph

CA in Practice

161 Points Joined September 2011

Notice can be send in Ben -4 to the parent company. Since Ben -1 only applies , when you have sbo , it's suggested to get a letter from parent company stating there are no sbo's

Jatin Bajaj

2930 Points Joined April 2016

The Company shall send BEN- 4 to the parent Company and shall also obtain the letter from the parent Company stating that there are no SBO in the ultimate holding Company as no shareholder is holding more than majority of shares in the holding Company and no individual is indirectly holding more than 10 percent stake in the ultimate holding Company. Take the note of the receipt of this letter and Company is under no obligation to file BEN-2 to the registrar of Companies.