Private Limited Company
For closely held businesses seeking limited liability, separate legal identity and a scalable ownership framework.
Choose the right structure, prepare the documentation, complete the applicable incorporation process and understand the immediate compliances after registration.
Business incorporation is the process of establishing the legal structure through which a business will operate. The right structure affects ownership, liability, governance, taxation, fundraising and recurring compliance.
Legalord India assists with entity selection, incorporation documentation, filing support and post-incorporation compliance planning.
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For closely held businesses seeking limited liability, separate legal identity and a scalable ownership framework.
A body corporate combining limited liability with a partnership-style management framework.
A company structure for a single member with a nominee, subject to the applicable Companies Act framework.
For businesses choosing a public company structure with enhanced ownership and governance requirements.
A traditional partnership structure governed primarily by the partnership deed and applicable state registration process.
A single-owner business setup established through the registrations and tax identifiers applicable to the activity.
Company incorporation for eligible charitable or not-for-profit objects under the Companies Act framework.
Company structure for eligible producers and producer institutions carrying on permitted producer-related objects.
A specialised public company structure subject to the Companies Act and Nidhi Rules.
An Indian company with an overseas corporate or other foreign shareholder, subject to applicable company and foreign-investment requirements.
A jointly owned Indian company where the commercial and governance arrangement is reflected in the constitutional and transaction documents.
Suitable for: closely held businesses, startups and growing businesses that want a separate legal entity, limited liability and share-based ownership.
The incorporation is generally filed through the MCA SPICe+ framework with linked forms. The exact attachments depend on the subscriber, director, registered-office and ownership facts. PAN/TAN and linked registrations are handled through the incorporation framework as applicable.
After incorporation: bank-account operationalisation, subscription/share records, initial corporate actions, accounting setup and applicable GST/other registrations should be reviewed.
Enquire about Private Limited Registration →Suitable for: professional and closely held businesses wanting limited liability with a partnership-style internal arrangement.
LLP incorporation is undertaken through MCA's FiLLiP process. After incorporation, the LLP Agreement and other initial filings/compliances should be completed within the applicable statutory framework.
Enquire about LLP Registration →Suitable for: an eligible single entrepreneur who wants to operate through a company structure.
OPC incorporation uses the company incorporation framework but includes nominee-related requirements. Eligibility of the proposed member and nominee should be checked before filing.
Enquire about OPC Registration →Suitable for: businesses intentionally adopting a public company structure and prepared for the associated governance and compliance requirements.
Incorporation generally follows the MCA SPICe+ framework. Minimum-member/director and governance requirements should be reviewed before the application is prepared.
Enquire about Public Company Registration →Suitable for: two or more persons carrying on business together under an agreed partnership arrangement.
The partnership deed is the core governing document. Registration procedure and documentary requirements can vary by state. PAN, GST and other business registrations may also be required depending on the activity.
Enquire about Partnership Registration →Suitable for: an individual carrying on business in his or her own name or trade name without creating a separate incorporated entity.
A proprietorship does not receive a company-style certificate of incorporation. Its setup depends on the tax, MSME, local or sector registrations applicable to the proposed business.
Enquire about Proprietorship Setup →Suitable for: eligible organisations formed to pursue charitable or other permitted not-for-profit objects and apply income/profits towards those objects.
Section 8 incorporation involves additional object and declaration requirements beyond an ordinary company. The proposed objects and supporting projections should therefore be prepared carefully before filing.
Enquire about Section 8 Registration →Suitable for: eligible producers or producer institutions proposing to carry on activities permitted for a Producer Company.
Producer Companies are incorporated under the Companies Act framework but are subject to special membership, object and governance provisions. Eligibility should be reviewed before preparing the filing.
Enquire about Producer Company Registration →Suitable for: promoters specifically seeking the mutual-benefit Nidhi structure and prepared to comply with the Companies Act and Nidhi Rules.
Nidhi is a specialised regulated structure. Incorporation alone does not remove the need to satisfy the post-incorporation conditions and approvals/declarations applicable under the Nidhi framework.
Enquire about Nidhi Company →Suitable for: overseas businesses or investors establishing an Indian company, subject to the applicable foreign-investment and sectoral framework.
The Indian company incorporation process is combined with additional review of foreign subscriber documents and applicable foreign-investment requirements. Documentation formalities depend heavily on the country and type of shareholder.
Enquire about Indian Subsidiary →Suitable for: two or more parties establishing a jointly owned company for a defined business venture.
The company is incorporated through the applicable MCA framework. Where parties have negotiated reserved matters, transfer restrictions or other commercial rights, the constitutional and shareholders' documentation should be coordinated with the incorporation structure.
Enquire about Joint Venture Company →Eligibility depends on the chosen entity. Before filing, the proposed ownership, directors/designated partners, objects, capital structure, registered office and name availability should be reviewed against the applicable legal requirements.
For companies, incorporation is generally undertaken through the MCA incorporation framework, including SPICe+ and linked forms as applicable. LLP incorporation follows the MCA LLP incorporation process. Partnership and proprietorship setups depend on the registrations relevant to the constitution and activity.
Government filing fees, stamp duty and third-party charges vary according to entity type, authorised capital, state, number of applicants and the specific filing. A service-specific quotation should therefore be issued after reviewing the proposed structure.
Timelines vary by entity, document readiness, authority processing, name availability and whether any resubmission or clarification is raised. We avoid promising a fixed approval date where the final processing is controlled by a statutory authority.
There is no single structure suitable for every business. Ownership, liability, fundraising plans, tax position and compliance capacity should be reviewed before choosing.
Most company and LLP incorporation filings are electronic, but supporting documents and statutory approvals still depend on the facts of the application.
No. Filing fees, stamp duty and related charges can vary by entity, capital, state and filing type.
Yes. Post-incorporation registrations, accounting and recurring compliance can be handled separately according to the entity and activity.
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