How do I register a business in India?

To register a business in India, choose a business structure (Proprietorship, LLP, or Private Limited), obtain a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC), apply for Director Identification Number (DIN) if needed, reserve your company name, and file incorporation documents with MCA. Setupr handles all these steps for you.

Do freelancers need GST registration?

Yes, if your annual turnover exceeds ₹20 lakh (₹10 lakh for special category states) or if you provide services to clients outside India. Voluntary GST registration helps you look professional and claim input tax credits.

Can I start a business without a CA or lawyer?

Yes. Basic business registration, GST filing, and compliance can be handled without expensive CAs or lawyers. Setupr provides expert guidance and handles all documentation, filings, and follow-ups.

What is the cost of company registration in India?

Private Limited registration typically costs ₹7,000-15,000 (service fee) plus ₹5,000-10,000 government fees. LLP costs ₹5,000-10,000 plus government fees. Proprietorship is most affordable at ₹1,500-3,000.

How long does it take to register a Private Limited company?

Private Limited company registration takes 10-15 working days. This includes DSC issuance (1-2 days), name approval (2-3 days), and incorporation certificate (5-7 days). LLP takes 7-10 days.

What services are required after company registration?

After registration, you'll need GST registration (if applicable), professional tax registration, current bank account, MSME/Udyam registration, and digital presence setup. For companies, annual ROC filings are mandatory.

Can Setupr handle both legal setup and digital presence?

Yes. Setupr provides end-to-end business setup — from legal registration (company formation, GST, MSME) to digital presence (professional website, business email, domain, Google Business Profile).

What is business registration?

Business registration is the legal process of officially registering your business entity with government authorities in India. This includes choosing a structure (Proprietorship, LLP, Private Limited), filing incorporation documents, and obtaining necessary certificates to operate legally.

What does compliance mean for startups?

Compliance for startups means fulfilling all legal and regulatory requirements — including GST filings, annual ROC returns, professional tax, and maintaining proper records. Staying compliant helps avoid penalties and builds credibility with clients and investors.

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