Incorporation & Entity Structuring
Picking the right vehicle for your funding path, tax position and exit - and setting it up clean the first time. Private Limited, LLP, OPC and Section 8, plus the conversion triggers and step-by-step MCA process founders actually run into.
See the Incorporation servicePrivate Limited Company Incorporation in India: Step-by-Step
From Director Identification Number to certificate of incorporation in 10 working days - the actual MCA process, the documents you need, and the mistakes that delay incorporation.
Read articleLLP vs Private Limited: A Founder's Decision Framework
Tax rates, compliance burden, fundraising path, conversion options - the honest comparison between LLP and Private Limited structures for Indian founders, with the seven factors that should actually drive the choice.
Read articleOne Person Company (OPC): When It Actually Makes Sense
OPC vs Sole Proprietor vs Private Limited - who can form one after the 2021 changes, voluntary conversion, the nominee mechanic, and the three founder profiles where OPC is genuinely the right structure.
Read articleSection 8 Company: Building a Non-Profit That Works
Section 8 vs Trust vs Society - the regulatory and tax differences, the MoA / AoA template for a Section 8, 12A and 80G registrations, and the FCRA mechanics for accepting foreign contributions.
Read articleDPIIT Startup Recognition: What It Gives You and What It Doesn't
Who qualifies for DPIIT startup recognition, how to apply, and what the certificate actually unlocks - the 80-IAC route via IMB, self-certification, IPR fee rebates, procurement relaxations, Fund of Funds access and fast-track winding up - plus what it never gives you automatically.
Read articleFounders Agreement in India: Vesting, IP and Leaver Terms
What an Indian founders agreement must cover: equity split, roles, vesting and cliff, good and bad leaver pricing, IP assignment, deadlock and when to sign.
Read articleConvert LLP to Private Limited Company: Process and Tax
How to convert an LLP into a private limited company in India under section 366: URC-1 steps, the tax-neutral conditions, stamp duty and why founders convert.
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