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The document details various legal structures for conducting business in India, such as Sole Proprietorships, Partnership Firms, Companies and Limited Liability Partnerships – along with non-profit options – such as Sole Proprietorships, Partnership Firms, Companies and Limited Liability Partnerships as well as One Person Companies established under the Companies Act 2013. ‘Make in India’ government initiatives have made India an international business hub, drawing multinational corporations as well as start-ups.
Firm’s business setup services include identifying the ideal business structure for each client, incorporating and establishing it, setting up branch, liaison or project offices as necessary, as well as key registrations like “Start-Up” status and MSMED Act registrations as well as support in transitioning between different structures. They also assist in organic growth through mergers or amalgamations as well as provide guidance in finding incubators – creating an all-inclusive support system to assist businesses during all stages of establishment and growth.
Indian businesses traditionally employ various legal structures for conducting their activities, including Sole Proprietorships, Partnership Firms, Companies and Limited Liability Partnerships as the foundational legal structures. Trusts or specific companies for non-profit activities may also be created in India to conduct operations legally.
Services provided include selecting the ideal legal structure for any given business, incorporating and forming branch/liaison offices as well as helping with key registrations and providing guidance when switching between various business structures.
Handholding services provided by this firm for startups include identifying incubators and providing assistance with registration of their ‘Start-Ups. This support system aims to assist new businesses navigate through their initial stages of establishment successfully.
Our firm assists businesses with inorganic growth through mergers and amalgamations services, which enable existing companies to expand through strategic consolidation or acquisition.
The One Person Company was introduced by the Companies Act 2013 as an easy and cost-effective way for sole entrepreneurs to start businesses. This legal structure requires minimum compliance requirements, making it suitable for managing sole proprietorship.