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Intro

₹ 2999/-

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for GST Registration, MSME Registration

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Preparation of required documents
Drafting & filing of the GST, MSME Applications Online
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₹ 7999/-

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for GST Registration ,MSME Registration,
TAN & GST Returns

Everything in Intro Plan
TAN Number
Filing of GST Returns For 1 Quarter¹
Filing of TDS Returns (Upto 10 Entries)
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₹ 15499/-

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for GST, MSME Registration with
Trademark Registration or
Trade license**

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Trademark Registration
TM Class & Search Assistance
Trademark Registration
OR
Trade License²
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Plan includes only 25 Invoices per month. You can purchase additional invoices at a nominal price. And filing of GSTR 4,9,9C is charged extra.
please get in touch with us before selecting the Pro Plan. Filing of Trade License is available only in select states.

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Collect

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Draft

We draft required documents as per the plan opted

Day 8-10

Process

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Finally

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Sole Proprietorship Registration:
An Overview

In their early stages, sole proprietorships are the most common type of small business. Individuals own, manage, and control a sole proprietorship. He oversees the daily operations of the business. In addition to raising capital, he is also responsible for managing the company. Therefore, he is entitled to the profits and must bear the losses of the business. A sole proprietorship owns all the assets of the business. In addition, he is fully responsible for all its obligations and debts. A sole proprietor and businesses are the same in the eyes of the law and the populace. The sole proprietorship registration requires a few local formalities and the GST registration, if necessary.

It is the easiest and simplest business organization to form. The reason for this is that it does not require much legal formality to establish. If you want to build a factory, the local government must give your permission. In the same way, it is only necessary to gain approval from local authorities to open a restaurant. Likewise, a grocery store proprietor has to follow the local administration's rules to operate their establishment.

What are the benefits of Sole Proprietorship Registration?

Easy formation

There are no legal formalities associated with setting up a sole proprietorship business. There is no specific law governing it. The law requires that a business activity be lawful and follow local government rules and regulations.

Better Control

As a sole proprietorship, all business operations decisions are made by one person, making it simple and easy for a business to run. Furthermore, sole proprietors can change the scope and nature of their business. As a result, businesses are better able to control their operations.

Sole beneficiary of profits

In a sole proprietorship, the profits belong exclusively to the owner. The relationship between effort and reward is direct. As a result, he works hard and takes risks in business.

Benefits of small-scale operations

Small businesses are generally organized as sole proprietorships. As a result, family members of the Proprietor are employed in the business. In addition, such a business is entitled to certain government concessions. For instance, small industrial organizations are eligible for privileged rates for electricity and water supply.

What is the difference between Sole Proprietorship & One Person Company(OPC)

Control

The Sole Proprietorship model fully integrates ownership, management, and control, so an entrepreneur has complete control over his business.
In contrast to a sole proprietorship, a one-person company is a legal entity that distinguishes between the owner and the company.

Liability

In the event of a default or legal issue, the promoter's liability is limited in an OPC. Unlike an OPC, a sole proprietorship business does not restrict its liability. It extends it to the sole Proprietor and their total assets, which means they would be liable for any debts owed to the business.

List of Documents Required for
Sole Proprietorship Registration

Details of Business/Trade
Aadhaar Card

Pan Card
Business Address Proof

NOTE:

*We will collect additional documents based on the information you provided to the filingbee.

Your registered office does not have to be a commercial building; it can be your residence.
Utility Bills must be latest to 2 months

Here Are Some Frequently Asked Questions

A sole proprietorship consists of only one owner and is not registered with the state, as opposed to a company. Sole proprietorship registration doesn't require any paperwork to get started -- all you need to do is go into business. A sole proprietorship does not require you to file paperwork, but you will still need business licenses and permits just like any other form of business.

Such businesses are ideal for anyone wanting to start a business at a low cost. You can start it within a week or two. In addition, you have sole control over the business.

There are several differences between a sole proprietorship and other forms of business. Sole proprietorships differ in the following ways:

It is cheapest and least complicated to do business as a sole proprietor
To set up a sole proprietorship, you do not have to fill out any formal paperwork or register with the state
Owners of sole proprietorships are personally liable for any debts incurred by the business
For tax purposes, sole proprietorships are treated as simple income and do not require separate tax returns to be filed

Profits from your sole proprietorship are treated as personal income and are reported on your tax return.

Yes. Unlike other forms of incorporation, you are personally liable for any debts or judgments against your sole proprietorship. To collect debts owed by your business, debt collectors can go after your assets, including homes, cars, etc. For this reason alone, it is vital to be cautious before establishing a sole proprietorship.

Not necessarily. It is important to remember that every business is unique, and there may be cases when a Company, LLP, or some other kind of business structure is a better fit. A sole proprietorship may also need to consider specific liability issues.

Due to the fact a sole proprietorship lacks any legal registration, you must apply for a current bank account in the business name instead of your name before you can do so, so you must apply for a Tax Registration Certificate/Trade or Shop License and open a Proprietorship Current Bank Account.

A sole proprietor must file an annual Income Tax Return. If you are registered for GST, you must also file your GST return. In addition, if the Sole Proprietor is tax auditable, the same is applicable.TDS should be deducted, and TDS returns filed.

As a Sole Proprietorship, you have to open a bank account and register under the Shop and Establishment Act of the state in which you will do business and register for GST. Depending on departmental approvals and reverts, it takes approximately ten days for the shop registration process to happen.

Even after registering a sole proprietorship business, there is no separate identity of a proprietor. The Proprietor and the firm both possess the same PAN card. For the Proprietor and the proprietorship, the assets and liabilities remain the same.

It is not possible to register the name of a sole proprietorship. In other words, the business's name can be chosen based on its availability such that it does not violate any registered trademarks. Due to the lack of a registry or regulation to ensure exclusive use of a business name, trademark registration is the only way to ensure exclusivity.

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