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At Corporate Help, we simplify the journey for startups by handling all legal and regulatory requirements. From incorporation to GST, income tax to MCA compliance — we provide a one-stop solution so you can focus on building your business.
Handle MCA and ROC annual filings Support GST registration and return filing Advise on TDS, Income Tax, and other tax compliances
Assistance in DPIIT Startup recognition Guidance on govt. schemes, incentives, and benefits
Support for structuring & fundraising Secretarial & compliance help Drafting key legal agreements
Private, Public, OPC, LLP, Partnership, and Section 8 companies—each suited for different business goals, ownership styles, and compliance needs.
A sole proprietorship is a single-owner business where the owner controls everything and also bears all profits, losses, and unlimited liability. Basic registrations like GST or Shop & Establishment may be needed. It is ideal for small, low-risk businesses.
A partnership is a business formed by two or more people who share profits as per an agreed ratio. It suits various trades and professions and has fewer regulatory requirements compared to companies.
A One-Person Company (OPC) allows a single individual to run a company with limited liability and a separate legal identity. The owner acts as both director and shareholder, combining sole proprietorship control with the legal protection of a private limited company.
A private limited company is a popular business structure in India that offers limited liability to shareholders and maintains a clear separation between directors and owners. Unlike LLPs where partners manage the business, a Pvt Ltd company has defined ownership and management roles.
An LLP combines the benefits of a partnership with limited liability, making it a flexible and secure business structure. Registering an LLP is simple and affordable with Corporate Help—our experts guide you through the complete online process for fast and hassle-free registration.
A Section 8 Company is a non-profit organization formed to promote charity, art, science, education, or sports. Its profits are used only for these objectives and not shared with members. It’s important to know the basic requirements and documents needed for its registration.
A Trust is a non-profit structure formed for charitable purposes like education, medical relief, and social development. Registering a trust under the Trusts Act, 1882 gives it legal validity and ensures it operates as a recognized entity. Online trust registration makes the process simple and secure.
A Public Limited Company (PLC) is ideal for large-scale businesses and can raise funds from the public by issuing shares. It offers limited liability and all corporate benefits. Understanding what a PLC is and its registration process is important for entrepreneurs planning major expansion.
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India offers various business structures like Proprietorship, Partnership, OPC, Private Limited, LLP, Trust, and Section 8 Company. Each structure differs in liability, ownership, and compliance. Choosing the right one depends on business size, risk level, and long-term goals.
India offers several business structures, including Sole Proprietorship, Partnership Firm, One Person Company (OPC), Private Limited Company, Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), Section 8 Company (NGO), Trust, and Public Limited Company. Each structure comes with different legal protections, ownership styles, and compliance requirements. information is available on our Pricing page.
They differ mainly in liability, number of owners, compliance, and legal status.
Sole Proprietorship has a single owner with unlimited liability.
Partnership involves two or more people sharing profits.
OPC, Pvt Ltd, and PLC offer limited liability and separate legal identity.
LLP combines partnership flexibility with limited liability.
Section 8 Companies and Trusts operate as non-profits.
Your choice depends on your goals:
Small, low-risk business: Sole Proprietorship or Partnership
Single founder wanting protection: OPC
Growing business aiming for investors: Private Limited Company
Flexible structure with low compliance: LLP
Charitable or social purpose: Section 8 Company or Trust
Large-scale expansion: Public Limited Company
Choose your business structure – Private Limited, LLP, or OPC. We guide you through company registration, GST registration, tax filing, and all compliance requirements so you can focus on growing your business.