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Why LLP is the Best Way to Launch a Startup? 🚀🚀 Starting a business is an exciting yet challenging journey. Choosing the right legal structure is crucial, as it impacts taxation, liability, compliance, and growth. Among various options, a Limited

Why LLP is the Best Way to Launch a Startup? 🚀🚀 Starting a business is an exciting yet challenging journey. Choosing the right legal structure is crucial, as it impacts taxation, liability, compliance, and growth. Among various options, a Limited

will someone tell me if a LLP account can have a co founder and take external investment.

If you ever wonder to start a company, you should have to know this. There are three types of companies: 1) Private Limited Company Eligibility: Minimum 2 directors and 2 shareholders (at least 1 Indian resident). Pros: Limited liability protecti

Starting a startup in India involves several legal considerations. Here's a detailed point-wise list of the general legal processes : 1. Choose a Business Structure : Decide on the legal structure of your startup, such as Sole Proprietorship, Partne

I’m working on my startup idea and planning to raise funding from government entities like Startup India, Startup UP, or MeitY Startup Hub. To participate, I need to register my company. Should I go with a partnership firm or a private limited compan

I'm thinking of starting an export buisness. Not sure which type of business should I register with? Partnership/Private Limited/LLP. To be specific, I'm not sure if the importers are looking for a more credible organization like pvt ltd. to do bus

Part 3 of the series where I share the list of agreements you'd require for your startup. Today's industry: Manufacturing Industry List of agreements: 1. Manufacturing Agreement 2. Vendor/Supplier Agreement 3. Quality Assurance Agreement 4. Supply

Hi there Greetings from SOUTHCORE TECHNOLOGIES LLP we are looking for a co-founder for an e-commerce platform which is dedicated to only smartphones, DM me if anyone is interested.

Why should a startup opt for a Private Limited Company only? 1. Easy Fundraising from Investors Investors & VCs prefer Pvt Ltd because they can get equity (shares) in exchange for investment. Proprietorships and LLPs cannot issue shares, making fun