Registration
Incorporation and statutory registration of businesses, from sole proprietorships to private limited companies.
Choosing the right structure determines how a business is taxed, how much compliance it carries and how easily it can raise funds later. We handle end-to-end incorporation and registration under the Companies Act 2013 and the LLP Act 2008, including name approval, drafting of constitutional documents, filings with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs and obtaining PAN, TAN and Digital Signature Certificates.
Registration Services
Frequently Asked Questions
Both give limited liability and a separate legal identity. An LLP has lighter ongoing compliance and no minimum capital, and its partners are taxed on their share of profit. A private limited company can issue shares, which is what external investors normally require, but carries board and filing obligations an LLP does not. The choice usually turns on whether you intend to raise outside equity.
Where the proposed name is available and all director identity and address documents are in order, incorporation through the SPICe+ route is typically completed within one to two weeks. A name objection, a resubmission or a mismatch in identity documents extends this.
Yes. Filings with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs must be signed with a Class 3 Digital Signature Certificate, so each proposed director or designated partner needs one before incorporation documents can be submitted.
Yes. A One Person Company under the Companies Act 2013 allows a single promoter to hold a company with limited liability. A nominee has to be named at incorporation to take over in the event of the sole member's death or incapacity.