From solo proprietorships to VC-ready private limited companies — pick the legal structure that fits your business and let us handle the MCA paperwork.
The legal structure you choose affects liability, taxation, fundraising, compliance burden and credibility with customers and banks. A proprietorship is the simplest and cheapest to start, but the owner and the business are legally the same person. Partnerships and LLPs allow shared ownership, with LLPs adding limited liability. A private limited company is the usual choice for founders who plan to raise outside investment or issue employee stock options.
A private limited company is the usual preference as it can issue shares and options, which investors expect. Your advisor should confirm the choice against your specific plan.
Yes. Many founders start as proprietors and later incorporate a company or LLP and transfer the business to it, subject to the applicable legal and tax requirements.
With complete documents and an approved name, incorporation is often completed in a matter of working days, but timing depends on government processing.
You need a valid registered office address with proof of address. Rented or shared premises can be used if the owner gives a no-objection letter and the documents are in order.