Private Limited, LLP, partnership and other registrations in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, from Rs.499 + taxes. Compare structures before you choose one.
You do not need to know the legal names. Pick the line that matches your plan and we will tell you what it means.
I am starting with other people, and I will look for outside investment later.
We are funding it ourselves. No outside investors, but we want it properly registered.
A local business I will run myself, or a family or charitable body. No plans to expand.
These three cover most people who come to us. Your tax, your liability and what you can do later all follow from this one choice — so if you are between two of them, tell us your plan and an advisor will talk it through before you commit.
* Our professional fee, where each one starts. Government filing fees, digital signatures and stamp duty are charged at actuals on top.
Still confused?
An advisor is just a request away| Private Limited | LLP | Partnership | Proprietorship | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Raising investment | Two or more owners, own funds | Small firms, own funds | One person, local trade |
| Owners needed | 2 directors, 2 shareholders | 2 partners | 2 partners | Just you |
| Personal assets protected | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| Can issue shares to investors | Yes | No | No | No |
| Startup India DPIIT eligible | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Annual compliance | High | Moderate | Low | Lowest |
| Statutory audit | Always | Above turnover limits | Above turnover limits | Above turnover limits |
| Taxed as | Company | Firm | Firm | Your own income |
| Registered with | MCA | MCA | Registrar of Firms | No central registry |
| Our professional fee from | ₹499 | ₹499 | ₹1,499 | ₹999 |
| Details | Details | Details | Ask us |
A general comparison, not advice on your particular case. Turnover limits and audit thresholds change — we confirm what applies to you before anything is filed.
Worked out which one is yours?
See full pricingIf you intend to raise money from investors, Private Limited — only a company can issue shares. If you are funding it yourselves, an LLP gives similar protection for your personal assets with noticeably less annual compliance. The real question is not which is better, it is whether outside investment is part of your plan.
A registered partnership firm genuinely converts — to an LLP under the LLP Act, or to a company under Section 366 of the Companies Act — with the firm’s assets and liabilities vesting in the new entity. A proprietorship cannot, because it has no separate legal identity to convert: you incorporate the LLP or the company fresh, move the business across, and the proprietorship stops. Either route has its own cost and timeline, which is why ten minutes now is cheaper than sorting it out in two years.
It depends on the structure and on how quickly documents and digital signatures come together. Name approval is usually the step that decides the timeline. We give you a realistic date once we have seen your documents, rather than a number that sounds good.
Not always. It depends on your turnover, whether you sell across state lines, and what you sell. Some businesses must register from day one; others are better waiting. We check this as part of setting you up.
Yes — a One Person Company gives you a company structure on your own, and a proprietorship is the simpler route with no separation between you and the business. Which suits you depends on your risk and your plans, so ask us.
A 10-minute call with a qualified advisor. No obligation.