Business Incorporation & Setup
Start your business with the right legal structure. Expert advisory. End-to-end registration. All India coverage.
Which Business Form is Right for You?
The choice of business structure affects your liability, taxation, compliance burden, and ability to raise funds. Our advocates help you make the right decision before registration.
Private Limited Company
Best for: Startups seeking investment · Businesses planning to scale · Multiple founders with limited liability protection
LLP Registration
Best for: Professionals (CA, CS, lawyers, architects) · Service firms · Small businesses wanting limited liability with low compliance
One Person Company (OPC)
Best for: Solo founders wanting limited liability · Freelancers scaling to corporate status · Single promoter businesses
Sole Proprietorship
Simplest and cheapest structure. No separate legal entity. Suitable for very small businesses, traders and service providers. Quick to set up — requires MSME, GST, and trade licence.
Nidhi / Producer Company
Nidhi Company for mutual benefit societies and cooperative savings. Producer Company for farmers, fishermen and agricultural cooperatives. Specialised incorporation under Companies Act.
Enquire NowStartup India Registration
DPIIT Startup India recognition for startups under 10 years old with turnover below ₹100 crore. Provides tax benefits (3-year tax holiday), patent fee reduction (80%) and self-certification under 9 labour laws.
Apply for DPIIT RecognitionBusiness Incorporation Questions
There is no minimum paid-up capital requirement for a Private Limited Company in India since the Companies Act, 2013 removed the ₹1 lakh minimum. You can incorporate a company with any amount of authorised capital. A nominal authorised capital of ₹1 lakh is standard for most new incorporations.
Yes. Company incorporation in India is fully online through the MCA21 portal. Idealize Advocates & Attorneys handles the entire process remotely — you only need to courier the signed physical documents. We serve clients across all states of India.
Yes — absolutely. Company name registration and trademark registration are completely separate. Incorporating a company with a name does not give you trademark rights over that name. You must separately file a trademark application under the Trade Marks Act, 1999 to get exclusive rights to use the brand name, logo or tagline. We recommend doing trademark registration simultaneously with company incorporation.
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