Name & Business Activity Guidance
Pick a distinctive trade name and align activity codes correctly.
The simplest way to start—ideal for solo founders and small local businesses. We help you set up fast with the right licenses and a clean compliance baseline.
A proprietorship lets you launch quickly with minimal formalities. It’s perfect for freelancers, traders, agencies, home businesses, and local services that want to validate and grow before incorporating.
Start operations quickly with light paperwork and lower fees.
One owner, one decision-maker—no partners or board formalities.
Taxed as individual income; compliance can be streamlined.
Convert to LLP/Company later when scale or investors require.
Pick a distinctive trade name and align activity codes correctly.
Enroll as MSME to access benefits, credit preferences & subsidies.
Obtain state/municipal license (a.k.a. Gumasta) where applicable.
We assess thresholds & interstate/e-commerce triggers and register when needed.
Proper proofs & introductions to help open a current account smoothly.
Invoice templates, basic bookkeeping setup, and GST/ITR calendar.
Select business activity, name, and required licenses for your city/state.
Apply MSME/Udyam and Shop & Establishment/Trade license as applicable.
Register on turnover, interstate, or e-commerce triggers; configure returns.
Prepare proofs and assist with current account opening formalities.
ITR (ITR-3/4), GST returns, professional tax (state) where required.
Set up ledgers, invoice formats, and a simple MIS for your trade.
FSSAI, IEC, trade permits—sector-specific approvals as needed.
WhatsApp-first help for notices, amendments & renewals.
Collect documents; apply MSME/Udyam registration.
Shop & Establishment/Trade license (state/ULB timelines vary).
GST (if triggered) and current account opening.
Timelines vary by state and document readiness.
No. You must register when your turnover crosses the threshold, you sell across states, or sell via e-commerce. We confirm applicability for your case.
Sole proprietors typically file ITR-3 or ITR-4 (presumptive). We advise based on your turnover and nature of income.
Yes, a home address is acceptable with proper proofs and NOC from the owner, where required.
The business is not a separate legal entity; your personal PAN is used for taxes. Banks may accept Udyam/Shop Act as business proof.
We’ll map your documents, licenses, GST needs, and give a first-year compliance plan—free.