The right structure, filed correctly the first time.
Your entity type, shareholding structure and registered office aren't just paperwork — they shape your tax position, your liability, and how easily you can raise funding or bring in a partner later. Getting it right at registration is far cheaper than fixing it two years in.
We handle the filing end-to-end — name approval, digital signatures, incorporation documents, and the registrations that follow immediately after, like PAN, TAN and GST.
Start Your RegistrationHandled end-to-end as one engagement, not billed as separate add-ons.
The most common question before we even start the paperwork. Here's how the three main structures compare.
| Private Limited CompanyBest for fundraising | LLPBest for services & partnerships | One Person CompanyBest for solo founders | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minimum People | 2 shareholders, 2 directors | 2 designated partners | 1 member + 1 nominee |
| Liability Protection | Limited to shares held | Limited to agreed contribution | Limited to shares held |
| Compliance Burden | Higher — board meetings, ROC filings, statutory audit | Moderate — annual return, no mandatory board meetings | Moderate — similar to a private company, fewer people |
| Statutory Audit | Mandatory, always | Only above the turnover/contribution threshold | Mandatory, always |
| Foreign Investment | Straightforward under FDI policy | Permitted, with conditions | Not available to foreign nationals |
| Ideal For | Businesses planning to raise equity funding | Professional services firms & partnerships | Solo founders wanting limited liability |
A realistic, stage-by-stage view — actual timing depends on RoC processing and how quickly documents come back signed.
Proposed name checked and reserved with the Registrar.
Digital signatures and director IDs obtained in parallel.
MOA/AOA or LLP Agreement drafted and filed with the RoC.
Certificate of Incorporation issued by the Registrar.
PAN and TAN issued; ready to open your current account.
Grouped by who they're for, so it's easy to see what to collect from whom.
If you plan to raise equity funding or issue ESOPs, a Private Limited Company is usually the better fit. If you're a professional services business or partnership without funding plans, an LLP often means lower compliance overhead.
Yes, both are possible, but each involves its own filing process and cost — getting it right at registration avoids that extra step.
You need a registered address with the required proof — it can be a commercial space, or in many cases, a residential address with the owner's consent.
Once the Certificate of Incorporation is issued, you can operate — though you'll want PAN, TAN and a bank account in place first, which typically follow within a few more days.
Yes — GST registration assistance is included, and we'll advise whether you need it immediately or can register once you cross the threshold.
Tell us your preferred structure and we'll confirm documents and timeline.
