Index · 30 services
Everything the practice handles.
Take one service or hand us the whole calendar — the pricing basis and the point of contact stay the same either way. Every page below sets out what is included, what we need from you, and how long it takes.
§01
Start & register
Choose a structure and get incorporated, without chasing forms or portals.
- 01Private Limited CompanyThe structure most founders end up with: limited liability, a clean cap table, and the form investors expect to see.Read the service note
- 02LLP RegistrationLimited liability with far lighter annual compliance than a company. The right call for professional practices and partner-run businesses that are not raising equity.Read the service note
- 03One Person CompanyA company with one shareholder. You get limited liability and a corporate identity without finding a second person to put on the register — and without a proprietorship's unlimited exposure.Read the service note
- 04Partnership FirmThe simplest way for two or more people to trade together. The deed is what matters — profit share, authority, admission and exit — and a generic template is where partnerships go wrong.Read the service note
- 05Sole ProprietorshipThere is no single certificate that creates a proprietorship. What you need is the right combination of registrations so you can open a current account, invoice properly and be taken seriously.Read the service note
- 06Startup India RecognitionDPIIT recognition unlocks tax benefits, self-certification and relaxed public procurement norms.Read the service note
- 07Section 8 / NGOThe most credible structure for a non-profit: a company licensed to apply its income only to its objects.Read the service note
§02
Tax & compliance
Filings prepared by qualified professionals and submitted ahead of the due date.
- 01GST RegistrationMost GST applications are not rejected — they stall on a clarification notice nobody answered in time.Read the service note
- 02GST Return FilingThe filing is the easy part. The work is reconciling your books against GSTR-2B so you claim every rupee of input credit you are entitled to, and none that you are not.Read the service note
- 03Income Tax Return FilingA return is not a data-entry job. Choosing the right form, the right regime and the right head of income is what decides whether you overpay, and whether you get a notice next year.Read the service note
- 04TDS ReturnsDeducting tax is only half of it. The return has to match the challan, the challan has to match the deduction, and the PAN has to be right — or your vendor loses the credit and comes back to you.Read the service note
- 05ROC & Annual FilingsAnnual filings are not optional and the penalties are per day, uncapped.Read the service note
- 06Bookkeeping & AccountingBooks that are only touched at year end cost you twice — once in rushed compliance, and again in decisions made without numbers.Read the service note
- 07Payroll & PF / ESIPayroll is where three regimes meet at once — income tax, provident fund and state insurance — each with its own deadline.Read the service note
- 08Internal AuditStatutory audit tells you whether last year's numbers were right. Internal audit tells you whether the process that produced them can be trusted next quarter — and where money is leaking now.Read the service note
§03
Protect & defend
Register and defend the marks, works and agreements that carry your name.
- 01Trademark RegistrationA trademark is the only thing standing between your brand and someone else using it.Read the service note
- 02Trademark Objection ReplyAn examination report is routine — most applications get one. What is not routine is a reasoned reply filed inside the window.Read the service note
- 03Copyright RegistrationCopyright exists the moment you create the work. Registration is what lets you prove it — the certificate is accepted as evidence of ownership when you have to enforce.Read the service note
- 04Design RegistrationDesign protects how a product looks — shape, configuration, pattern, ornament.Read the service note
- 05Business ContractsContracts are read once, when something has gone wrong. A template downloaded from the internet is a liability disguised as a saving, and it will not survive that reading.Read the service note
- 06Legal Notices & RepliesA well-drafted notice settles more matters than it starts. It sets out the facts, the demand and the consequence — and it becomes the first document a court reads if it does go further.Read the service note
§04
Licences & registrations
The approvals and registrations you need in order to operate legally.
- 01MSME / Udyam RegistrationFree to obtain and quick to file, but routinely filed wrong. Classification decides which benefits you get, and the delayed-payment protection under the MSMED Act is worth more than most owners realise.Read the service note
- 02Shop & Establishment LicenceEvery state runs its own Act, its own portal and its own renewal cycle. The licence is the document banks most often accept as proof of a business, and the one an inspection asks for first.Read the service note
- 03FSSAI Food LicenceMandatory for anyone who handles food, from a cloud kitchen to an importer.Read the service note
- 04Import Export CodeNothing crosses the border without it. A ten-digit code from DGFT that customs, your bank and every export incentive scheme will ask for — and that must be confirmed every year or it is deactivated.Read the service note
- 05Digital Signature (DSC)Nothing gets filed on an Indian government portal without one. A Class 3 DSC is your legal signature online — issued after video verification, delivered on a secure token.Read the service note
§05
Growth & capital
Raising money, listing, and the senior finance judgement that has to sit behind both.
- 01CFO ServicesMost growing businesses need CFO judgement long before they can justify a CFO salary.Read the service note
- 02Fund RaisingInvestors do not walk away over valuation nearly as often as they walk away over diligence.Read the service note
- 03IPO CompliancesListing is a compliance project long before it is a fundraising event. The work that decides whether you make the window starts twelve months out, in your board composition and your restated accounts.Read the service note
- 04Startup AdvisoryMost of what goes wrong at a startup's Series A was decided in its first year — an unvested co-founder, an ESOP pool that was never approved, a cap table nobody can reconcile.Read the service note
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