A not-for-profit company for charitable objects, with the credibility a trust or society cannot match.
| What is included |
Basic ₹12,999.00 |
Standard ₹22,999.00 |
|---|---|---|
| Section 8 licence application (INC-12) | ||
| 2 Digital Signature Certificates | ||
| MOA and AOA drafting | ||
| Certificate of Incorporation | ||
| PAN and TAN | ||
| 12A registration | ||
| 80G registration | ||
| Darpan registration |
Licence and incorporation.
Incorporation plus tax exemption registrations.
Prices are our professional fee. Government fees and stamp duty are extra and shown separately.
This is the same list we turn into your live checklist once you order, so nothing is a surprise later.
A Section 8 company has the strongest governance and the highest credibility with institutional donors and CSR funders, because it files with the MCA. A trust is cheapest and quickest. A society sits between the two.
No. Income must be applied to promoting its objects, and no dividend may be paid to members. That restriction is what makes the tax exemptions available.
The structure investors expect. Limited liability, a separate legal identity, and the only practical route to raising equity.
Limited liability with far lighter annual compliance. Well suited to professional firms and partnerships that will not raise equity.
Corporate limited liability for a single founder, without needing a second shareholder.
The fastest and cheapest way to start trading legally. No separate legal entity, and no ROC compliance.
A registered partnership deed giving two or more partners a clear, enforceable basis for sharing profit and responsibility.
A mutual benefit company for lending and borrowing among its members, without an RBI licence.