Private Limited Company Registration
SPICe+ incorporation including name, MOA/AOA, DIN and PAN/TAN application support.
- Name application, MOA, AOA and SPICe+ filing
- Incorporation certificate, PAN and TAN, if issued
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Private Limited, LLP, Partnership, HUF, AOP/BOI, Trust & NGO
Incorporation and registration of companies, LLPs, partnership firms, HUFs, AOP/BOI, and trusts or NGOs.
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SPICe+ incorporation including name, MOA/AOA, DIN and PAN/TAN application support.
Every business is different. We help you understand the setup options, documentation and ongoing responsibilities relevant to your plans.
A structured and transparent process for effective solutions.
Tell us the scope, timing and any deadline.
We review the information and agree a route forward.
Practical support with a clear scope and a personal approach.
Frequently asked questions
The listed amount is our professional fee for preparation and filing. MCA fees, stamp duty and DSC charges depend on capital, state and number of directors, and are confirmed before filing.
Choose a private limited company if you plan to raise equity. An LLP usually has lighter annual compliance for a professional or bootstrapped partnership. We confirm the fit before you pay.
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