Every company after its incorporation is legally required to register for an office address within 15 days where all the government notices, agendas and other legal documents and communications are being addressed.

Also Read: What is a DSC and DIN   In case of Public Limited Company, no restriction on the transferability of the shares is there but complete restriction on the transferability of the shares of a Private Company through its Articles of Association, whereas there is no restriction on the transferability of the shares of a Public company apart from having the limited liability feature enjoys several Public Limited Company is the biggest and the most powerful form of business in India.

The structure should be: Once you have decided on a name, do a Trademark Search to check if you are accidentally infringing any existing trademark To check the name availability with MCA, you can go to www.mca.gov.in so that you are sure that no other business is using that name that you are considering to use Name approval process is governed by Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) as per the Company Name Availability Guidelines issued under Companies Act 2013 Company Address ‘Company Address’ is the address of the Registered Office of the proposed company which is used for all official communications.

There are certain other benefits of LLP which makes it a recommended form of business; It is a renowned form of business that is been worked out in India successfully.

There are certain steps associated with the incorporation of a Limited Liability Partnership for foreign nationals: The Structure: The firm needs to have a minimum of two partners and among the partners, it is must to have at least one of Indian origin i.e. both citizen and resident of India.

'Hindustan, Bharat, India' being first word should have capital of about Rs. 10 Lakhs and if these are to be used within the name then it needs Rs. 5 Lakhs.

The article below entails some noteworthy points about setting up a FDI in Private Limited Company in India.

The government of India under the Income Tax Act, 1961 made PAN generation obligatory for individuals and any form of entity while the payment of counterpart in India.

Can a government servant, start his/her own company?

Being in want for a prompt, economical and Volant dispute resolution procedure which is aided by the developing technology of the country and various economic liberalization policies, lead to the changes in the arbitration act which has been now brought into force with the hope of making India a preferred seat of arbitration because of the dampening of the old resolution system for the small and medium scale businesses who are in a fight with the large companies, business or firms.