Practice Areas / Business & Startup
Getting the legal basics right early saves a lot of trouble later. From registering your company and getting GST and MSME registration to putting co-founder terms and employment contracts in writing, we help founders and small businesses set things up properly.
Startup Incorporation (Pvt Ltd)
Register your company as a Private Limited entity.
Startup Establishment
End-to-end help setting up your new business the right way.
Co-founder Agreement
Set clear terms between co-founders before disputes arise.
Employment Contract / Offer Letter
Draft a fair, compliant offer letter or employment contract.
GST Registration
Get registered for GST and stay compliant from day one.
MSME Registration
Register your business as an MSME for available benefits.
PAN Card Registration
Apply for a new PAN card or correct an existing one.
At least two directors (one must be resident in India) and at least two shareholders, plus identity and address proof for each, and proof of the registered office address.
Generally when annual turnover crosses ₹40 lakh for most suppliers of goods or ₹20 lakh for service providers, with lower limits in some states. Some businesses, such as those making inter-state supplies of goods or selling goods through e-commerce platforms, may need to register regardless of turnover. Service providers making inter-state supplies generally don't need to register until they cross the threshold.
Yes. Udyam registration on the government portal is free. It can help with access to certain schemes, credit benefits and protection against delayed payments.
It records who owns what, roles, vesting, decision-making and what happens if someone leaves. These are the most common sources of disputes between co-founders.
This information is general and not legal advice. Laws and procedures can change and depend on your situation, so please consult an advocate about your specific case.