When an individual chose to start a business, the most critical decision was selecting the structure of the business. Factors such as taxes, individual liability, or fundraising depended on the chosen structure. Before commencing the business and selecting the structure, business owners sought advice from...
India is recognized as the world's third-largest incubator, nurturing around 55,000 start-ups, among which 59 achieved unicorn status. These start-ups burgeoned in response to the digital revolution, facilitated by government support through various programs, notably including tax incentives and the resolution of issues such as...
Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) emerged as a relatively new business entity in India following the enactment of the LLP Act in 2008. LLPs gained popularity among small businesses, and with the recent relaxation of FDI regulations pertaining to LLPs, the interest in registering LLPs among...
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Act, introduced in 2016, represented a significant shift in India's tax landscape. It aimed to streamline indirect taxation, affecting various sectors, including the burgeoning start-up ecosystem. This article explored the repercussions of GST on start-ups in India, examining both...
A Nidhi Company registration in Rajasthan mirrors the structure of a non-banking financial institution. This registration enables such entities to facilitate borrowing from their members and subsequently lending back to them. Typically, Nidhi Companies, established in Rajasthan, serve to promote savings and deposits among their...
Business, a fundamental activity in society, encompasses various forms of trade and services aimed at profit generation. While traditionally associated with commercial ventures, businesses can also serve non-profit purposes, whereby profits are not distributed to members or stakeholders. In this guide, we will delve into...
Creating a society in Rajasthan not only acknowledges the collaborative endeavors of its members but also facilitates their operations with transparency and legality. Such recognition grants societies the capacity to own property, engage in partnerships, conduct fundraising activities, and advance their causes. This guide aims...
Section 8 organizations, registered under the Companies Act, 2013, operate with the aim of promoting various sectors such as commerce, art, science, sports, education, research, and social welfare without pursuing profits for dividend distribution among its members. Here are the steps to register a Section...
Entrepreneurship thrives on innovation, and start-ups play a crucial role in driving this innovation forward. However, the journey of a start-up is fraught with challenges, particularly in competitive markets. To foster growth and provide support to budding entrepreneurs, the Indian government offers the Start-up India...
Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) are instrumental in filling the financial gaps left by traditional banking institutions, especially in catering to segments overlooked by banks. With Rajasthan offering a conducive environment for NBFC operations, understanding the nuances of NBFC registration in the state becomes paramount. In...
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