Company, GST and tax work,
answered in plain English.

It depends on your goals. A Private Limited Company suits founders raising funds and wanting limited liability; an LLP fits professional partnerships wanting lighter compliance; an OPC works for solo founders who still want a corporate identity; a partnership firm suits two or more people who want written terms without company filings; and a sole proprietorship is the fastest, simplest way to start. We can walk you through the trade-offs for your situation.

Typically PAN and Aadhaar of the directors or partners, passport-size photos, proof of registered office address (a utility bill plus a no-objection certificate or rent agreement), and bank statements. We share an exact checklist once we know which structure you're choosing. Getting scans right the first time is the single biggest thing that keeps an application moving.

GST registration is generally mandatory once your aggregate turnover crosses the threshold (broadly ₹40 lakh for goods or ₹20 lakh for services, lower in special-category states), or if you sell inter-state or through e-commerce platforms. Some businesses register voluntarily to claim input tax credit. Thresholds can change, so we confirm your specific case.

Most regular taxpayers file monthly returns (GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B), plus an annual return (GSTR-9). Some small taxpayers qualify for the quarterly QRMP scheme, and composition-scheme taxpayers file quarterly with an annual return. We set up the right cadence for you.