GST registration
Get your GSTIN so you can charge GST, claim input credit and file returns.
Start a sole proprietorship with the right registrations and a business bank account.
A sole proprietorship is the simplest way to run a business: one individual owns it and is fully responsible for it. There is no separate law that incorporates a proprietorship, and the business has no legal existence apart from the owner. Its identity comes from the owner's PAN and the registrations it holds, such as GST, Udyam, shop establishment and a current account.
It is quick and cheap to start, and the owner keeps all profit, which is taxed in the owner's own return. The owner's liability is unlimited, so personal assets can be used to meet business debts.
Not under one single law. Proof of existence is usually the GST certificate, Udyam certificate, shop establishment certificate and current account in the business name.
Yes. Many owners start as proprietors and move to an LLP or private limited company as the business grows.
The profit is added to the owner's income and taxed at the owner's slab rates in the same return.
Get your GSTIN so you can charge GST, claim input credit and file returns.
Draft the partnership deed and register your firm with the Registrar of Firms.
Incorporate a Limited Liability Partnership with limited liability and a flexible structure.