Talent line hiring solution private limited is third party payrolling vendor
We need to invest only Rs 15 lakh and we will get 250% return of Rs 37.5 lakh in just five years.
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Nimesh Pinnamaneni
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Helixworks Technologies • 21d
Where Do You Find Financial Data on Private Companies? 🤔
I’m looking for reliable websites that provide revenue, EBITDA, and other financials for Indian startups and private firms—mainly for competitor analysis.
- Paid is fine, but the UI needs to
All steps for registering you startup🚀 and then you can apply for various grants and government funds, credit .💡
1) Choose a business structure: Decide on a private limited company, partnership, or LLP.
2) Get a Digital Signature Certificate (DS
I just finished my btech, but I found out I don't want to code. I want to work in finance in private equity funds, etc. I also don't have good marks to get into iim. What should i do?
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If doctor consulting will get online through a mobile app...
What will happen to charges they take to make receipt like 500 to 1000 before meeting the doctors ??? 🤔
The doctors will take or not ?
They won't be able to charge it I guess....
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kamala
Hey I am on Medial • 1m
we are Nutrichem, manufacturers of chemicals for more than 15 years now looking to scale up and looking for funding .
we are currently proprietorship but willing to convert into private limited if we get right investors.
any opportunities / insights
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CA Chandan Shahi
Startups | Tax | Acc... • 1m
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
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
hello. i am going to start my business very soon. that is about sleeping pods service. and we have a vision to expand it very fastly. and we will also be highly profitable.
but i have one confusion: should i register my business as a private limited
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CA Chandan Shahi
Startups | Tax | Acc... • 16d
💡 Not Every Registered Pvt Ltd/LLP/Firm is a Startup! 🚀
Just because your business is registered as a Private Limited Company, LLP, or Partnership Firm doesn’t automatically make it a Startup. There’s a clear definition in the notification issued