Selecting your company structure is among the most important initial decision you will make, and this decision will impact your growth and expansion should your company grow. There are four primary types of business registration for you to consider in Bangalore:
Entrepreneurs with partners and raising capital;
High growth companies, most likely tech companies;
Foreign entities establishing an operational presence in India.
Family-owned companies;
Traditional trading companies;
Companies that do not have funding immediately.
Sole founders raising capital;
The simplest structure for a start-up;
Experimenting with an idea as an entrepreneur.
Bangalore is called the Silicon Valley of India because of its fast growth, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and an outstanding startup ecosystem. Furthermore, Bangalore has a strong hold of the best talent from across India meaning there is an ideal set up to create innovative businesses.
Bank Statement/Pass Book (last transaction must not be more than 2 months old)
Passport size photographs of all the Shareholders and Directors (3 photographs each) will be required for DIN/DSC application.
To be eligible for Startup India benefits, your entity must satisfy some criteria. The business must have been registered within the last 10 years. The entity must be registered as private limited company, partnership firm or limited liability partnership (LLP)
Your startup cannot be having an annual turnover greater than Rs 100 crores in any financial year after its incorporation for the dynamic nature of financial Platform. Lastly, your startup would have to show scalable business plans with wealth creation opportunities and job creation opportunities, which reinforces that it has a solid and growth plan.
Registering your startup under Startup India offers numerous advantages:
Self-certification of compliance for six labor laws and three environmental laws.
Inspections only on the basis of credible complaints.
Exemption from income tax for any three consecutive years in the first ten years (which shall be subject to approval).
A simplified winding process under available Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.
Rebates and fast tracing of approvals on copyrights, patents, and trademarks.
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