Company, LLP, OPC and startup registration — choose the right structure and launch your business in India.
Choosing a business structure is the first real decision an Indian entrepreneur makes, and it quietly shapes everything that follows: personal liability, tax outgo, compliance workload, and the ability to raise money. For a small business in 2026 the practical options are a sole proprietorship, a partnership firm, a limited liability partnership (LLP), a One…
A One Person Company (OPC) lets a single entrepreneur run a company with limited liability and a separate legal identity, without needing a second shareholder. Introduced under the Companies Act, 2013, the OPC structure suits solo founders, consultants and freelancers in Bangalore who want a corporate form but expect to hold complete ownership. This guide…
A private limited company remains the most preferred business structure for entrepreneurs and growing enterprises in India, and for good reason. Governed by the Companies Act, 2013, it combines a distinct legal identity with the protection of limited liability while allowing founders to retain close control over ownership. This article explains the defining features and…
One of the first questions founders ask before incorporating is simply, “What will it cost?” The honest answer is that the total is made up of several distinct components, and a few of them vary meaningfully by state and by the authorised capital you choose. This guide breaks down each element of the cost of…
Choosing the right bank account is one of the first practical decisions any individual, professional, or business makes, yet it is often made without much thought. In India, banks offer several distinct account types, each designed for a specific purpose, transaction pattern, and category of holder. This guide explains the main types of bank accounts…
Sole proprietorship vs company in India — a clear comparison of formation, liability, capital, management, continuity and legal status to help you choose the right business structure.
A complete due diligence checklist for Indian startups raising funding — corporate, cap table, financial, tax, IP, HR, legal and commercial documents investors review.
A 2026 guide to registering a Private Limited Company in India — minimum requirements, documents, the SPICe+ process, timeline, cost, and what happens after incorporation.