Complete step-by-step guide to legally register your startup in India. From choosing the right business structure to ongoing compliance everything you need to know.
Most popular for startups seeking funding
Flexible structure with limited liability
Single promoter company
Complete guide with timelines, costs, and document requirements
Decide whether your startup will operate as a Private Limited Company, LLP, OPC, or Partnership. Your choice will affect taxation, compliance, and ownership flexibility.
Name reservation on MCA portal
Use the MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) portal to check name availability and reserve your desired business name. Ensure it aligns with your brand and follows MCA guidelines.
File your SPICe+ form on the MCA portal along with required documents — identity proofs, address verification, and digital signature certificates (DSC) of directors.
Once incorporated, apply for PAN (Permanent Account Number), TAN (Tax Deduction Account Number), and GST registration (if applicable) to stay compliant with tax regulations.
Open a dedicated business current account using your company's incorporation certificate, PAN, and KYC documents. This ensures financial transparency and audit readiness.
Stay up to date with annual filings, board meetings, tax submissions, and other statutory compliance requirements to maintain your company's good standing.
Consider consulting with professionals for smooth registration and compliance management.
No minimum capital requirement as per Companies Act 2013. You can start with any amount.
Yes, but at least one director must be an Indian resident.
20 days from the date of approval. You must file incorporation documents within this period.
Only if your annual turnover exceeds ₹20 lakh (₹10 lakh for special category states).
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