Starting a company is the easy part — staying compliant is where most founders slip, and the penalties run at ₹100 a day per form. We register your company and then keep it in good standing: annual ROC filings, director KYC, statutory registers and changes, all tracked and filed on time.
Reflects Companies Act and MCA requirements current as of 2025. We apply the latest forms and due dates to your filings.
We set up the right entity for your plans and then carry the compliance burden so you never miss a form or a deadline.
Private limited, LLP and OPC registration via SPICe+ with DIN, DSC, PAN and TAN.
AOC-4, MGT-7, AGM documentation and statutory registers, filed on time.
Appointment, resignation and removal of directors with DIR-12 filings.
Director KYC and commencement-of-business filings within their deadlines.
Share allotment, capital increase, MOA/AOA changes and shifting registered office.
STK-2 strike off and exit options for dormant or non-operational companies.
Compliance failures are almost always about missed dates, not bad intentions. We make sure the dates are never missed.
We help you choose the right structure for funding, partners and compliance needs.
We file the registration end to end and hand you a ready-to-operate company.
We build your compliance calendar and remind you well before every due date.
We prepare resolutions and file every ROC form on time, keeping directors protected.
Proactive tracking means you avoid ₹100-a-day penalties and disqualification.
We set you up correctly so you don't pay to restructure later.
Incorporation, accounts, tax and ROC handled together, in sync.
All-inclusive quotes with no surprise charges midway.
Clear answers on setting up and running a compliant company. Forms and dates reflect MCA rules current as of 2025.
It is registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs through the SPICe+ form, which bundles name reservation, incorporation, DIN, PAN and TAN. You need digital signatures, director and shareholder details, and registered-office proof. We handle the entire filing for you.
With complete documents and an available name, incorporation usually takes about 7–12 working days, depending on MCA processing and name approval.
It depends on entity type, authorised capital, state stamp duty, digital signatures and professional fees. We give a clear, all-inclusive quote upfront, with no hidden charges.
A private limited company suits businesses planning to raise funding and add shareholders; an LLP suits professional firms wanting limited liability with lighter compliance; an OPC suits a solo founder wanting a corporate structure. The right pick depends on funding plans, partners and compliance appetite.
Filing financial statements (AOC-4) and the annual return (MGT-7), holding the AGM, maintaining statutory registers, auditor appointment and director KYC. Missing these attracts daily penalties.
AOC-4 is generally due within 30 days of the AGM and MGT-7 within 60 days, with the AGM itself within six months of the financial year end. Exact dates hinge on your AGM date, which we track.
A Director Identification Number (DIN) is a unique number every director must hold; a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is used to sign MCA filings electronically. Both are needed to incorporate and file.
Late ROC forms attract an additional fee of ₹100 per day per form with no upper limit, and continued default can lead to non-compliant status and director disqualification. Timely filing is far cheaper.
Every company must have a registered office for official communication. A residential address can be used, provided you have valid address proof and an NOC from the owner.
There is no minimum paid-up capital for a private limited company. It needs at least two directors and two shareholders; an OPC needs one director and one nominee; an LLP needs at least two designated partners.
It requires the relevant board and member approvals plus filing DIR-12 with the ROC within the prescribed time, with consent or resignation letters. We manage the resolutions and filings.
It is the annual KYC every DIN holder must file, generally by 30 September. Missing it deactivates the DIN and attracts a reactivation fee, so we file it on time for all your directors.
It is a declaration that a company with share capital must file within 180 days of incorporation, confirming subscribers have paid their capital. The company cannot operate or borrow until it is filed.
Yes. NRIs and foreign nationals can be directors and shareholders, subject to at least one resident director and applicable FEMA/FDI rules. We structure the company and handle the extra documentation.
A dormant or non-operational company can apply for strike off via STK-2 after clearing liabilities and pending filings; active companies use other winding-up routes. We assess the right exit and handle it.
Company and ROC work naturally extends into advisory, statutory audit and annual accounts — all available from the same team.
Registering a new company or behind on ROC filings? Tell us where you stand and we'll get you sorted.
