Company registration, GST and ROC filing
done in 2–3 days, kept clear.

The right structure depends on ownership, fundraising plans, liability, tax position and ongoing compliance capacity. RegisCorp compares the suitable routes before the incorporation scope is confirmed.

Yes. Most registrations, filings and advisory workflows are coordinated online across India, while state-specific licences and physical requirements are assessed separately.

Not automatically. Government fees, stamp duty, taxes, digital signatures and third-party charges vary by service and are identified separately in the written quote.

RegisCorp aims to review complete website enquiries within one business day. Urgent statutory notices or deadlines should be identified in the enquiry message.

No. RegisCorp can control professional preparation, review and coordination, but approval remains with the relevant government authority, registry or independent certification body.

Yes. Connected services can be mapped into a phased written scope so incorporation, tax registration, licences and recurring compliance use consistent source information.

The written quote identifies the agreed deliverables, professional fee, known exclusions, client dependencies and the basis for the expected timeline. Variable government, stamp-duty, tax and third-party amounts are shown separately where applicable.

The checklist depends on the proposed structure and participants. Common inputs include identity and address records, registered-office evidence, proposed names, business objects, ownership details and valid digital-signature information.

Timelines depend on document readiness, name availability, digital signatures and MCA processing. RegisCorp confirms an estimated working-day range after reviewing the facts; authority processing cannot be guaranteed.

Private limited companies are often considered for scalable ownership and investment, LLPs for partner-led flexibility, OPCs for eligible solo founders and proprietorships for simpler owner-operated activities. Liability, tax and compliance consequences should be compared before choosing.

GST applicability can arise from turnover, interstate supply, e-commerce activity, notified categories and other statutory conditions. The correct route should be assessed against current facts before an application is filed.

Yes, the relevant GST-return and reconciliation scope can be mapped after reviewing registration type, filing frequency, transaction data, input-tax-credit records and any pending notices or mismatches.

A filing may proceed through formalities review, examination, publication and registration, with objections or opposition possible in between. Filing creates an application record but does not guarantee registration.

Yes. Trademark search, application, examination-response, opposition support, assignment and renewal are available as separate scopes based on the current registry status and applicable deadline.

The first step is to identify the entity, financial year, missed forms, current master-data position and any notices. A corrective filing sequence, additional-fee exposure and professional scope can then be prepared.

Yes. RegisCorp can review entity eligibility, innovation and scalability information, supporting documents and the application route. Recognition and related benefits remain subject to the relevant authority's criteria and decision.

Applicability depends on activity, premises, workforce, products, customer requirements and jurisdiction. ISO certification also requires the correct standard and an appropriate independent certification body; it is not a government business licence.

Yes. Bookkeeping, MIS, direct tax, TDS, payroll, EPF, ESI and corporate compliance can be sequenced around consistent source records, while each deliverable and professional responsibility remains clearly defined.

Yes. You may begin with a single defined requirement. Related services are suggested only when they are relevant to the stated outcome or a known statutory dependency.

Information submitted through the website is used to review and respond to the enquiry and, if engaged, to coordinate the agreed work. The Privacy Policy explains categories, purposes, sharing, retention and available contact routes.

No. Information and professional support are based on the agreed scope and supplied facts. Regulatory approvals, adjudication, tax outcomes, funding and commercial results depend on authorities and circumstances outside RegisCorp's control.

Select the closest service and urgency, then provide the entity type, current status, deadline, notice reference and desired outcome. Complete context allows the team to identify the right route more quickly.

RegisCorp's own professional turnaround for preparing and filing eligible scopes is typically 2-3 business days, compared to an 8-12 day process common at other firms. This covers RegisCorp's internal preparation and filing steps only; government processing and approval timelines remain with the relevant authority and are not guaranteed.

They are sequential and separate. DPIIT recognition under Startup India must be secured first. Section 80-IAC tax exemption is then a separate application evaluated by the Inter-Ministerial Board and is not automatic after recognition.

Yes. RegisCorp supports DPIIT-recognized startups through SISFS eligibility review, incubator-linked application preparation and documentation for the seed fund scheme, alongside 80-IAC tax exemption and other Startup India benefits.

Yes. Bookkeeping, financial statement preparation, MIS reporting, business income tax return filing, TDS return filing and tax audit assistance can be scoped alongside registration and compliance work, using consistent source records across all three.

Virtual CFO support is scoped around the specific business need and can include financial reporting cadence, budgeting and MIS structure, tax and compliance oversight, and coordination with statutory filings. The exact deliverables are confirmed in a written scope before work begins.

Yes. Payroll processing can be coordinated with EPF registration and compliance, ESI registration and compliance, and Professional Tax compliance so that payroll runs and statutory filings use the same source data.

Organisations meeting the applicable employee-count threshold under the POSH Act are required to constitute an Internal Committee and maintain related policy documentation. RegisCorp can support policy drafting, committee documentation and ongoing POSH compliance as a defined scope.

Employment agreements, offer letters, HR policy documents and related workplace documentation can be prepared based on the employer's structure, role types and applicable state and central labour law requirements.

Founder and shareholder agreements are drafted around the specific ownership, vesting, exit and governance terms the parties agree to. RegisCorp helps structure and document these terms; the commercial and ownership decisions remain the client's.

Yes. ESOP advisory and documentation, including scheme-design references and grant-related paperwork, can be scoped once the entity structure, share capital and intended pool size are confirmed.

Where confidential business, financial or technical information will be shared, a Non-Disclosure Agreement is generally advisable. RegisCorp can prepare an NDA suited to the relationship and the type of information being shared.

Most food businesses require FSSAI registration or licensing depending on turnover and scale, alongside other applicable approvals such as Shop and Establishment registration. RegisCorp reviews the specific business activity before confirming the licence route.

Udyam registration is a voluntary self-declaration that classifies a business as micro, small or medium and can unlock scheme-based benefits, priority-sector lending eligibility and delayed-payment protection. It is not the same as incorporation and does not itself create a legal entity.

An IEC is generally required before undertaking cross-border import or export transactions from India. RegisCorp assesses the applicant type and trade activity before confirming the application route.

Yes, these are activity-specific licences reviewed individually against the relevant state and central regulations, premises requirements and applicant eligibility before an application scope is confirmed.

No. ISO certification is issued by an accredited independent certification body, not a government authority. It is often pursued for buyer, tender or process-credibility requirements rather than as a legal filing obligation.

A Digital Signature Certificate authenticates electronic filings, while a Director Identification Number (DIN) is a unique identifier allotted to an individual to act as a director. Both are typically required at different stages of company incorporation and ongoing filings.

Proposed company names are checked for availability and compliance with naming guidelines before being reserved through the SPICe+ (INC-32) filing, which also covers incorporation, PAN, TAN and other linked registrations in a single integrated form.

Not automatically. OPCs carry specific eligibility conditions, a mandatory nominee requirement, and conversion triggers linked to turnover and paid-up capital thresholds. Suitability depends on the founder's growth, fundraising and ownership plans.

Section 8 companies, trusts and societies each carry distinct statutory filing, governance and reporting obligations depending on their registration type. RegisCorp reviews the entity's registration category before mapping the applicable compliance calendar.

The composition scheme allows eligible small taxpayers below a prescribed turnover threshold to pay GST at a fixed rate with simplified return filing, in exchange for restrictions such as not being able to claim input tax credit. Eligibility should be assessed against current turnover and business type.

Yes. Income Tax Notice Response support is available once the specific notice, assessment year and underlying issue are reviewed, so the response is prepared against the actual facts and applicable provision.

Form 15CA is a remitter's declaration and Form 15CB is a chartered accountant's certification, both generally relevant to certain outward foreign remittances under the Income Tax Act. Applicability depends on the nature, amount and purpose of the remittance.