Business Registration Service
In India, launching and maintaining a business demands compliance with numerous Acts and Laws, each necessitating specific registrations. However, deciphering these requirements can be daunting for individuals unfamiliar with the intricacies of business regulations. Moreover, the varying procedures for different registrations only compound the confusion and burden.
As a distinguished firm of Chartered Accountants, we specialize in providing comprehensive services tailored to meet the registration needs of startups. Our aim is to simplify the process for our clients by offering guidance on the registrations essential for their specific business ventures, all under one roof.
With our expertise and in-depth knowledge of business laws and regulations, we empower startups to navigate the complexities of registration seamlessly. Whether it’s understanding the registration requirements or navigating the procedural intricacies, we offer personalized support and guidance every step of the way.
By availing our specialized services, startups can ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations, laying a solid foundation for their business journey. With our assistance, they can embark on their entrepreneurial endeavours with confidence, knowing that their registration needs are being expertly handled.
Establishment of Business Entity
I. Formation of a Private Company: Setting up a privately-owned business entity with limited liability and a restricted number of shareholders.
II. Formation of a Public Company: Establishing a publicly-traded business entity with shares available for purchase by the general public, subject to regulatory requirements.
III. Formation of a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP): Creating a business structure that combines the benefits of a partnership and a corporation, offering limited liability to its partners.
IV. Formation of a Non-profit Organization/Section 8 Company: Establishing a charitable or non-profit entity dedicated to pursuing social welfare objectives, eligible for tax exemptions.
V. Trust Formation: Creating a legal entity to hold and manage assets for the benefit of designated beneficiaries, governed by trust laws.
VI. Formation of a Proprietorship Business: Initiating a sole proprietorship, wherein a single individual owns and manages the business, assuming unlimited personal liability.
VII. Formation of a Partnership Firm: Establishing a business structure where two or more individuals join forces to operate and share profits and losses, governed by a partnership deed.
VIII. Conversion of a Proprietorship Concern, Partnership Firm, LLP into Private or Public Company: Transforming existing business structures into private or public companies to avail benefits such as limited liability and access to capital markets.
IX. Conversion of a Private Company into Public Company or Vice Versa: Changing the classification of a company from private to public or vice versa, altering its ownership and regulatory obligations.
Registration Services
I. Goods and Services Tax (GST) Registration: Enrolling a business entity under the Goods and Services Tax system to facilitate compliance with indirect taxation laws.
II. Professional Tax (PTEC or PTRC) Registration: Registering with the relevant authorities to fulfill professional tax obligations applicable to businesses and professionals.
III. Import Export Code (IEC) Registration: Obtaining a unique code required for undertaking import and export activities in India.
IV. Shop Act Registration: Registering a shop or commercial establishment under the Shops and Establishment Act to regulate working conditions and employment terms.
V. FSSAI/Food License: Acquiring a license from the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) to ensure compliance with food safety regulations for food-related businesses.
VI. ESIC Registration: Registering with the Employees’ State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) to provide social security benefits to employees, such as medical care and disability benefits.
VII. Provident Fund Registration: Enrolling with the Employees’ Provident Fund Organization (EPFO) to facilitate provident fund contributions for employees.
VIII. Trademark Registration: Securing legal protection for a business’ distinctive brand identity or logo to prevent unauthorized use by others.
IX. MSME Registration: Registering as a Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprise (MSME) to avail various benefits and incentives offered by the government.
X. NSIC Registration: Obtaining registration with the National Small Industries Corporation (NSIC) to benefit from various schemes and support services for small-scale industries.
