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Business Set up services

Setting up a business in India has been liberalised over the years, still it requires company formation, approvals if required, legal compliances and registration with various authorities. We provide our clients Business Setup Solution based on "turnkey" methodology which takes care of approvals, legal compliances, registrations with authorities etc. to provide a ready to operate business setup in shortest possible time frame.

Setting up a business in India involves various steps, however the process can broadly be classified into three steps:

Approval for Investments
Incorporation / Formation of Company, Foreign Branch Office / Liaison Office
Registration with various Authorities

Approval for Investments

In today's liberalised environment setting up a business and making investment in India generally do not require any approval and is covered under the automatic route. However, in case of some industries approval is required for setting up business in India. We provide services for obtaining approvals from Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) or Reserve Bank of India, as may be required. We also provide services for formulating strategy for mode of business setup i.e. Foreign Branch Setup or Liaison Office setup or Setup of Subsidiary Company as may be suitable.

Incorporation of Company / Foreign Branch / Liaison Office

For setting up business in India through limited liability company involves registration with Registrar of Companies (ROC) under the Companies Act. Formation of company involves various steps like name approval, obtaining DIN & digital signature of directors, preparation of Memorandum of Association etc. Our Business Setup Solution takes care of all the required compliances and procedure for incorporation of company and endeavors to provide our clients ready to operate business setup in shortest time frame under "turnkey" methodology.
The other modes of business setup in India include registration at foreign branch office, foreign liaison office, wholly owned subsidiary etc.

Registration with Various Authorities

In India a Business Setup to become fully functional require to register with various tax, labour and other authorities. For eg. a manufacturing / trading setup is required to get registered with Sales Tax / VAT Authorities, Income Tax Department etc. Our Business Setup Solution working on "turnkey" methodology, provides services for registration with various authorities immediately after incorporation. This leads to providing our clients ready to operate business setup within the shortest possible time frame.

1. Company Formation Services

Every person desirous of forming a company in India needs to comply with specific steps. The procedure for company formation in India is mentioned in brief below:

Selection of the type of company

The promoters of the company need to determine the type of company to be formed i.e. private company, public company, non-profit making company etc depending on the operations and activity of the company, capital required, size of operations, method and amount of financing etc.

Submit an application for the Directors Identification Number (DIN) and Digital Signatures

The planned directors of the company are first and foremost required to get Director Identification Number (DIN). Should they have already been alloted a DIN No. earlier, it is necessary. Further, at least one of the directors must get Electronic Signature from prescribed authority. Every single document of the company would be filed only after getting digitally signed from a director or managing director or manager or secretary from the proposed company.

Deciding on a Suitable Name for the planned company

A minimum of six proposed names for the company to be formed, is selected by the promoters subsequently after careful observation of varied provisions, circulars, and also principles of the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). On delivery of the completed application in e-Form 1A, filled in up by its promoters, the designated Registrar of Companies agrees with the potential of adoption of the provided suggested names, such confirmation remains in force limited to a period of six months. Failure of submitting of the required paperwork from the promoters' side within this time frame of six month, requires the filing of an additional application along with proposed names, and repayment of the requisite fees.

Drafting of Memorandum and Articles of Association

Composing of the Memorandum (M.O.A) and also Articles of the Association (A.O.A), is the very next action subsequent to obtaining approval of name from the Registrar. These two documents are of the critical significance as these include final goals (as likewise displayed in the e-Form) and valued & ideal principles & polices of the company. It ought to be noted that the primary objects must complement the objects shown in e-Form. The M.O.A and A.O.A need to be drawn up really scrupulously with great attention and concern, after having a comprehensive and elegant counsel of the concerned experts.

E-filing of numerous documents, stamped and digitally signed with the Registrar of Companies

Subsequent to finalising the MOA & AOA, the same are required to be filed before the Registrar of Companies together with necessary formation fees along with other papers as well as forms as may be required. Usually, the form 1, form 32, form 18, Power of Attorney etc. are filed together with the MOA & AOA.

Pay Required ROC Charges

The last action prior to the certificate of incorporation is generated is payment of the necessary fees to the Registrar of Companies. The fees depends upon the authorised capital of the company for limited liability companies.

Getting Certificate of Formation

After the censorious observation of the required papers specified in sections 33(1) and 33(2) in the company side, the Registrar registers the memorandum and articles of the association and provides a certificate of incorporation within a duration of seven days of receipt of the paperwork, as per the section 34(1).
After Certificate of Incorporation is received, the procedure for company formation for private limited company is completed. On the other hand, in case of limited company additional 2 steps are needed to be performed as given below. The first additional step is to create and file prospectus / statement in lieu of prospectus for the purpose of getting certificate of commencement of business.
The ROC after delivery of the Prospectus/ Statement in lieu of prospectus along with required forms, issue Certificate of Commencement of Business for the company.
Getting certificate of commencement of business wraps up the process for company formation for limited company.
For any information/ query regarding Company Formation Services feel free to contact us. (Link of contact us)

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