Business Setup

Company Registration in India

The structure you register decides how you are taxed, how you raise money and what you must file every year. Bluman helps you choose between a Private Limited Company, LLP, OPC and a proprietorship or partnership, then handles the incorporation filings and the compliance that follows.

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Choosing a structure

A Private Limited Company suits businesses raising external capital or issuing ESOPs. An LLP suits professional and service firms that want limited liability with lighter compliance. An OPC suits a single founder who still wants a corporate entity. A proprietorship is the simplest to start but offers no liability separation.

What incorporation involves

Digital signatures for directors, name reservation, drafting the constitutional documents, filing the incorporation forms with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, and obtaining PAN and TAN. Bank account opening and GST or MSME registration usually follow.

Compliance after registration

Registered entities file annual returns and financial statements, keep statutory registers, complete director KYC, and hold the meetings the law requires. Missing these attracts daily penalties that do not lapse, so we map your calendar at the point of incorporation.

Frequently asked questions

How long does company registration take?

With complete documents and a clear name, incorporation is typically completed within about a week. Delays usually come from name objections or mismatched identity and address proofs.

Is a physical office required?

A registered office address in India is required and must be capable of receiving official communication. A residential address with the owner's consent is acceptable in most cases.

Private Limited or LLP — which costs less to maintain?

An LLP generally has lighter annual compliance and no mandatory audit below prescribed thresholds. A Private Limited Company costs more to maintain but is usually necessary for institutional funding and ESOPs.

Not sure which one you need?

Describe your situation and we'll point you to the right service — or talk it through with a Chartered Accountant first.