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Share Lagat — Registering Company Shares in Nepal

Share Lagat is the official process of recording shareholders' paid shares in the OCR register. It must be submitted within 3 months of company registration. Missing the deadline results in a penalty of NPR 200 per month, capped at NPR 5,000.

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What Is Share Lagat?

When a company is registered, the shareholders (promoters) agree to invest a certain amount of money. However, simply agreeing to invest is not enough — the actual money must be paid into the company bank account, and this payment must be formally recorded with the OCR. This recording process is called Share Lagat.

Share Lagat is the official share registry — it documents who owns how many shares, how much they paid, and when the payment was made. Without completing Share Lagat, shareholders do not have legally recognized ownership of their shares.

Why Is Share Lagat Important?

1
Legal Ownership: Share Lagat is the legal proof that shareholders own their shares. Without it, ownership is not officially recognized by the OCR.
2
Share Certificates: The company cannot issue physical or digital share certificates to shareholders until Share Lagat is completed.
3
Future Transactions: If shareholders want to transfer shares or the company needs to raise capital later, a complete Share Lagat record is required.
4
Company Compliance: Banks, investors, and government authorities may ask for proof of share registration. An incomplete Share Lagat creates complications.

Step-by-Step Process

  1. 1

    Collect Share Capital from All Shareholders

    Each shareholder must deposit their agreed share amount into the company's corporate bank account. Keep bank deposit slips or bank statements as proof of payment. The total amount deposited must match the paid-up capital declared in your MOA.

  2. 2

    Hold a Board of Directors Meeting

    Convene a board meeting to formally approve the Share Lagat. The board resolution should confirm that all shareholders have paid their subscribed share amounts and authorize the submission of Share Lagat to the OCR.

  3. 3

    Prepare the Share Registry Document

    Create the Share Registry document listing each shareholder's full name, citizenship number, number of shares subscribed, share value per share, total amount paid, and date of payment. This document must match the company's MOA and the bank records.

  4. 4

    Submit Share Lagat on the OCR CAMIS Portal

    Log in to your OCR account on camis.ocr.gov.np. Navigate to the Share Lagat submission section. Enter each shareholder's details and upload supporting documents including board meeting minutes and bank statements. Submit the application.

  5. 5

    Receive Share Lagat Approval

    The OCR will review your submission. Once approved, your Share Lagat is officially recorded. You can now issue share certificates to shareholders and proceed with other compliance requirements.

Deadline and Penalty Structure

PeriodPenalty
Within 3 months of registrationNo penalty
3rd to 4th month (grace period)No penalty
After 4 months (for each additional month)NPR 200 per month
Maximum total penaltyNPR 5,000

Required Documents

  • Board of Directors Meeting Minutes approving the Share Lagat
  • Bank statements or deposit slips showing share payment by each shareholder
  • Shareholder list with name, citizenship number, number of shares, and amount paid
  • Company Registration Certificate
  • MOA showing the authorized and paid-up capital structure
Common Mistake: Many new company owners forget to collect share payments from all shareholders before the deadline. Make sure every shareholder deposits their agreed amount into the company bank account and you have proper receipts before submitting Share Lagat.

Need help with this process? Chartered Corporate Business Consulting handles it all for you — from start to finish.

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