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<h1>Director Pay Limits Set by Company Articles, General Meeting Resolution, or Special Resolution per Sections 198 & 309.</h1> The remuneration of directors, including managing or whole-time directors, is determined by the company's articles, a resolution, or a special resolution in a general meeting, subject to Sections 198 and 309 of the Companies Act, 1956. Directors may receive fees for board meetings or remuneration through monthly payments or a percentage of net profits, with limits set at 5% for one director and 10% for multiple directors, unless approved by the Central Government. Non-whole-time directors can receive up to 1% or 3% of net profits, depending on the company's management structure. Excess remuneration must be refunded, and the section does not apply to private companies unless they are subsidiaries of public companies.