Sole Proprietorship Reg.
Get Your Complete Sole Proprietorship Firm Registered with All Mandate Registration
About This Service
The proprietor is in direct control of all the issues and is also officially answerable for the budget related to business like loss, debts, loans, and so on. In short, you can say that a sole proprietorship is an easy and hassle-free form of business organization to register as well as grow in a country like India.
You can easily open and start running your Proprietorship Firm within 15 days.
Documents required for Proprietorship Firm Registration
You need a few documents to successfully register the Proprietorship Firm
- Aadhar card of the proprietor
- Electricity bill or telephone bill
- PAN card
- Bank statement or canceled cheque
- Proprietor photo
- Rent agreement in case the office is rented
Benefits of Proprietorship Firm Registration ·
- Incorporating a sole proprietorship firm is less
complex and inexpensive when compared to other forms of business entity
- This type of firm needs only a few registrations due
to which you can start your business within 15 days
- As the name of proprietorship is not registered in
the MCA portal so you have the freedom of choosing any name. But it should not
disobey the registered trademark.
- If the income of your proprietorship business is
less than Rs.5 lakh then you don’t have to pay the income tax.
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- It is the type of firm or business that can be easily registered and operated by one person.
Proprietorship Firm Registration
₹6999
Proprietorship Firm Registration + GST Reg. + Advisory + Current A/c + Support
10 Days Delivery
What's Included
- Proprietorship Registration
- GST Registration
- Current Bank Account Opening Support
- Complete Online Services
- Transection Advisory by Expert
- Business Advisory by Expert
- 100% Accuracy
- Premium Support
Proprietorship Firm Registration
₹13999
Proprietorship Firm Registration + GST Reg. + Advisory + Current A/c + MSME + Branding Design + Support
Instant Delivery
What's Included
- Proprietorship Registration
- GST Registration
- MSME (Udyam) Reg.
- Complete Online Services
- Transection Advisory by Expert
- Current Bank Account Opening Support
- Firm Branding Design
- Complete Online Services
- Transection Advisory by Expert
- Business Advisory by Expert
- 100% Accuracy
- Premium Support
Compare Package
Package |
Basic Package ₹6999 |
Standard Package ₹13999 |
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Proprietorship Registration | |||
GST Registration | |||
MSME (Udyam) Reg. | |||
Current Bank Account Opening Support | |||
Firm Branding Design | |||
Complete Online Services | |||
Transection Advisory by Expert | |||
Business Advisory by Expert | |||
100% Accuracy | |||
Premium Support | |||
Total | ₹6999
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₹13999
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FAQ'S
Q:
What is a sole proprietorship?
A:
A sole proprietorship qualifies as a company, but it only has one owner and isn’t required to register with state enemies. Beginning a sole proprietorship is extremely simple and doesn’t require a formal filing or paperwork process. All you have to do is simply go into business. Though as a sole proprietor you are exempt from tedious paperwork, you must still acquire the standard set of permits and licenses of your industry. If you seed the term DBA, it stands for “doing business as” and is frequently used to indicate the existence of a sole proprietorship.
Q:
How does tax law treat sole proprietorships?
A:
In the eyes of the Internal Revenue Services and related legal regulations, you and your proprietorship are the same entity. This means that any profit you gain through your sole proprietorship is also counted as personal income. Your individual tax return and business tax return will be one and the same. However, you should also note that sole proprietors may be eligible for certain tax credits and taxation rules. For example, self-employed individuals enjoy a standard tax deduction and a modified tax rate to account for their lack of employer-subsidized benefits.
Q:
What is Advantages in the Sole Proprietorship From Startup Point of View ?
A:
Sole Proprietorship Firm have following advantages a) Less Costing b) Less Compliance c) Less Income Tax
Q:
What are Disadvantages in the Sole Proprietor Firm
A:
In the Sole Proprietorship Firm have the following disadvantages a) Unlimited Liability b) Can’t include the partners c) Can’t raise the funds d) Not a Legal Existence