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Hi Niket at what point of startup one should incorporate and register it as pvt ltd? When did medial register itself. Can you please help?

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I am CEO of a Company, I don't know legal things. I want to do legal work like registration of company and other stuff needed for a pvt Ltd. So my question is, how do I do that? Should I go for CA or any website that handle these all things? Is the

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Hiii, it's me Nishant Aryan I joined this app, just because of one thing That's; I'm looking for co founder as a CTO in my registered company ( foodorich delivery services OPC pvt Ltd). I'm doing a startup similar like Zomato swiggy , My startup

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Previous generations used to work in pvt ltd company, public limited company. Current generations working called start up one of difference is previous generations used to work on type writers now on laptop. Pc app Previous generations business

Some Founder has misconception is that, If they are building a brand that already exists in the market and they are new in that domain. then first you need to copy your competitors. then you can start building your features. (Go to the top and change

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