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START YOUR BUSINESS IN INDIA

Have an idea to start a business in India, don't wait we at Bizlegal provide startup friendly services, following are our USP's:

  • Register your startup in just 7 Days

  • Simple and Online Documentation

  • Transparent and reasonable Pricing as compared to 75% of law firms

  • Always available for clarifying doubts and solving problems.

  • Smooth Servicing without any hassles.

We help and support entrepreneurs in their journey to conduct their businesses in a seamless manner.

FORMS OF BUSINESS YOU MAY CHOOSE

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REGISTER COMPANY

A Private Limited Company is the most preferred form of business for Startup India, It is easy to incorporate and manage. Angel investor and any other long-term investor insist on a Company for making the investment.

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FORM SOLE-PROPRIETORSHIP

It is for small business with a low budget, like small shops may open their store as a proprietorship concern. It's a one-person show where all profits and loss goes to the proprietor alone. Proprietorship business cannot be registered as such. However, all other registration may apply.

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REGISTER LLP

Limited Liability Partnership is an advancement over the traditional partnership firms, with some characteristic features of a company, like limited liability. It lacks potential to grow and is not preferred for funding.

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REGISTER OPC

Now you can form a company with just one person as shareholder and director. You need another person to become your nominee. However, an OPC needs to convert as a private/public company in case its capital crosses 50 Lacs, and the turnover exceeds 2 Crores.

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FORM PARTNERSHIP

You can start a partnership firm by just signing a partnership deed. Even its registration is not mandatory, however, is necessary as an unregistered firm can not recover beyond Rs. 100 from its debtors.

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FORM NGO

For a social, welfare, educational or charitable activity, you may start a company under section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013 or form a trust or incorporate society. After choosing the kind of entity, you may get it registered as a Non-Governmental Organisation.

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