Starting a new business in India is both exciting and complex. At H S Lalwani & Co., our Business Setup Service guides entrepreneurs and established companies through every legal and regulatory step — from choosing the right entity structure to securing registrations — ensuring a smooth, compliant foundation for your venture.
Here's a typical checklist for setting up a company in India (e.g., Private Limited, LLP, OPC):
For foreign companies or branch/liaison offices, additional documents include certificates of incorporation, notarized MOA/AOA, audited financials, RBI approvals, etc.
A structured four-step process:
Starting a business is a significant milestone, and the first crucial step is registering your company with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA)
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