Founders starting together
- The problem
- Capital and profit share are agreed over a conversation and never written.
- How we help
- A deed that covers capital, profit, roles, admission and exit.
Partnership
Terms written down before they are tested.
Deed drafting, PAN and TAN, and registration with the Registrar of Firms — with the clauses that matter when partners disagree.
- Deed drafting
- PAN & TAN
- Firm registration
- 40(b) guidance
Private limited company
Registration progress
- Name approval
- DSC & DIN
- SPICe+ filedIn process
- Certificate issued
Document status2 of 3 verified
- PAN & AadhaarVerified
- Address proofVerified
- Utility billAwaiting
Post-registration checklist
- Open current account
- Appoint first auditor
- File INC-20A before starting business
- Secure process
- 100% online
- Pan-India
- Transparent pricing
- Expert support
Who is this for
Who we usually do this for
Family businesses
- The problem
- Succession and exit are assumed rather than documented.
- How we help
- Clauses that survive a generational handover.
Professional firms
- The problem
- Remuneration is drawn without regard to what is deductible.
- How we help
- Remuneration and interest structured within section 40(b) limits.
What we do
What the engagement covers
Deed drafting
Capital, profit share, roles, decision rights, admission and exit.
PAN & TAN
Obtained in the firm's name.
Firm registration
Registration with the Registrar of Firms in your state.
Bank account support
Documentation for a current account in the firm's name.
Remuneration structuring
Partner salary and interest set within the deductible limits.
Amendments
Deed amendments when partners join, leave or terms change.
Our process
How the work runs
Step 1: Consultation
A short call to understand your position and confirm what actually applies to you.
Step 2: Document collection
A checklist tailored to your case, collected through a controlled shared folder.
Step 3: Preparation
The work is prepared and reconciled against your own records, not just re-keyed.
Step 4: Review & approval
A qualified professional reviews it, and you approve before anything is submitted.
Step 5: Filing & support
Filed on time, with the acknowledgement and follow-up support that comes after.
Documents required
What to keep ready
The common list across structures. We confirm the entity-specific additions once the structure is decided.
Common questions
Questions we are asked most
Scope, timing and cost — answered before you have to ask for them.
Related services
- Registration with the Registrar of Firms is optional, but an unregistered firm is restricted in enforcing its rights in court. The cost of registering is small compared to that risk.
- Unlimited and joint — each partner is exposed to the firm's debts, including those arising from another partner's acts. If that concerns you, compare against an LLP first.
- The firm is taxed at a flat rate plus surcharge and cess, with partner remuneration and interest deductible within the section 40(b) limits. Partners are then taxed on their share as prescribed.
- Yes, and it is a common path once the business grows enough that unlimited liability becomes uncomfortable.
- Capital contribution, profit and loss sharing, remuneration, decision rights, what happens when a partner exits, and how disputes are resolved.
Write it down before you need it.
Book a consultation and we will draft a deed around how you actually intend to operate.