Moving shares between shareholders? We handle the SH-4 deed, stamp duty, board approval and register update so the transfer is clean and dispute-proof.
Transferring shares in a private company — to a co-founder, investor or on exit — is done through a SH-4 share transfer deed, with stamp duty paid, board approval, and an update to the register of members and share certificates. Private companies also have transfer restrictions in their articles to respect.
GovYapar prepares the deed, computes stamp duty, records board approval, and updates your registers so ownership changes are clean and defensible.
A real Chartered Accountant handles the filing end-to-end.
SH-4 prepared with stamp duty.
Board approves the transfer.
Certificates endorsed to new holder.
Register of members updated.
Yes — stamp duty applies on the transfer value. We compute and guide payment correctly.
Yes — private companies typically have transfer restrictions in their AOA. We ensure the transfer respects them.
Transfers are recorded in your registers; certain events (like fresh allotments) need MCA filings. We advise what applies.