Business Setup in India — Every Entity Type
Public limited, Nidhi and producer companies, Indian subsidiaries, liaison and branch offices, HUFs and companies for foreign founders. CA-reviewed process, clear checklists and end-to-end expert support — get a WhatsApp quote after a quick pre-check.
Setting up a business in India means choosing a legal form — sole proprietorship, partnership, LLP, private or public company, or a special-purpose entity such as a Nidhi, producer company or Section 8 company — and registering it with the right authority. Companies and LLPs are incorporated online with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs through SPICe+ and FiLLiP; foreign companies can instead open a liaison, branch or project office with Reserve Bank approval through an authorised dealer bank.
Who this is for
- Founders choosing between a company, LLP and other legal forms
- Foreign companies entering India through a subsidiary or office
- NRIs and foreign nationals who want to own and run an Indian company
- Farmer groups, mutual-benefit societies and families setting up special entities
Key benefits
- Entity chosen on liability, tax, funding and compliance cost — not habit
- Government fee, stamp duty and DSC shown up front, not added later
- PAN, TAN, GSTIN, EPFO and ESIC set up in the same filing where the law allows
- First-year compliance calendar handed over with the certificate
Choose a service, follow the checklist, and review the draft before submission
Each service page is built to answer the most common questions upfront: what's included, what documents are needed, and how long it takes. For pricing, message us on WhatsApp and we'll share a quote after a quick pre-check.
If you want the fastest start, pick the service that matches your goal and request a callback with your deadline — we'll confirm scope and share next steps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the questions we hear most often.
