From Sole Proprietorships to Indian Subsidiaries — we handle every aspect of your business registration with precision, speed, and full legal compliance.
Every business is unique. Select the entity type that matches your goals, capital, and compliance appetite.
Simplest Business Form
The easiest way to start a business in India — owned and operated by a single individual with full control over profits and decisions.
2–20 Partners
A traditional business structure where two or more individuals share ownership, responsibilities, and profits under a Partnership Deed.
Solo Entrepreneur Entity
A corporate structure exclusively for solo entrepreneurs that combines the benefits of a private limited company with single-ownership simplicity.
Limited Liability Partnership
Combines the flexibility of a partnership with limited liability of a company — preferred for professional services firms and consultancies.
Most Popular Structure
India's most popular structure for startups and SMEs — offering limited liability, easy fundraising, and strong investor confidence.
Large-Scale Enterprise
For large businesses aiming to raise capital from the public through share markets — governed by SEBI and the Companies Act.
Non-Profit Organization
Designed for charitable, educational, social, scientific, and non-profit objectives — enjoys tax exemptions and government grants.
Charitable & Religious Bodies
A legal arrangement for managing assets for charitable, religious, or educational purposes under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882.
For Farmers & Agriculturists
A specialized company structure for primary producers — farmers, artisans, and craftsmen — to collectively pool resources and market products.
Foreign Company Entry
Set up an Indian subsidiary of a foreign corporation — preferred route for global businesses entering the Indian market under FDI guidelines.
Simplest Business Form
A sole proprietorship is the simplest and most common form of business in India. Owned and controlled by a single person, there is no distinction between the owner and the business. It requires minimal documentation, zero minimum capital, and can be started within days.
2–20 Partners
A Partnership Firm is formed when two or more individuals agree to share profits and losses of a business. Governed by the Indian Partnership Act, 1932, registration with the Registrar of Firms (though optional) is highly recommended to enforce legal rights.
Solo Entrepreneur Entity
Introduced under the Companies Act 2013, OPC allows a single person to enjoy the benefits of a corporate entity — limited liability, perpetual succession, and credibility — without needing co-founders.
Limited Liability Partnership
An LLP under the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 gives partners operational flexibility with limited liability protection. Popular among professional service firms, startups, and small businesses.
Most Popular Structure
A Private Limited Company is governed by the Companies Act, 2013 and offers limited liability, easy fundraising, and perpetual succession. It is the preferred structure for startups looking to raise external capital.
Large-Scale Enterprise
A Public Limited Company can raise capital from the public by issuing shares. It requires a minimum of 7 shareholders and 3 directors, and must follow stringent disclosure norms under SEBI.
Non-Profit Organization
A Section 8 Company is formed under the Companies Act, 2013 for promoting charitable causes. It cannot distribute profits to members and enjoys various tax benefits.
Charitable & Religious Bodies
A Trust is created to manage assets for charitable or religious purposes. It is registered with the local Sub-Registrar and governed by the Indian Trusts Act for private trusts.
For Farmers & Agriculturists
A Producer Company under Part IXA of the Companies Act enables primary producers to form a corporate entity. Minimum 10 producer members or 2 producer institutions required.
Foreign Company Entry
An Indian Subsidiary is a company where a foreign company holds 50%+ shares. Most sectors permit 100% FDI via the automatic route, making India accessible to global investors.
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