Proprietorship set up with the exact papers your bank will ask for
There is no single proprietorship certificate — banks accept a combination, and we assemble the right one.
A proprietorship has no separate incorporation, which is why the question is never how to register it but which registrations make it real. Banks typically want two government-issued proofs in the firm's name before opening a current account: usually GST plus Udyam, or a shop and establishment licence. We work out the right combination for your activity and state, obtain them together, and hand over a file the bank accepts without a second visit.
Who this is for
Individuals starting a business alone — traders, retailers, freelancers, consultants, service providers and small manufacturers — who want the lowest-cost, lowest-compliance structure.
What's included
GST registration
Where turnover, interstate supply or a marketplace requires it, filed in the proprietor's PAN.
Udyam registration
MSME certificate in the firm's name, which most banks accept as one of the two proofs.
Shop and establishment
State licence obtained where your local authority requires it.
Current account file
The complete document set assembled so account opening happens in one visit.
How the process works
- 1
We discuss your activity, turnover and state to decide which registrations you actually need.
- 2
Documents are collected and the applications filed together rather than one after another.
- 3
Certificates are tracked and handed over as each one is issued.
- 4
You receive the bank file, plus a compliance calendar for GST and income tax.
Benefits
- Lowest compliance and cost of any business structure in India.
- Business income taxed at your individual slab rates, with no separate entity return.
- A current account and payment gateway approval in the firm's name.
Fees
Professional fee starts at
₹1,999
Covers Udyam and coordination; GST and state licence fees are quoted separately. Compare all packages
Frequently asked questions
- Is separate registration compulsory for a proprietorship?
- There is no incorporation as such. What you need depends on the activity — GST if you cross the threshold or sell interstate, a shop licence in most states, and Udyam for MSME benefits and banking.
- How is a proprietorship taxed?
- The business income is added to the proprietor's personal income and taxed at slab rates, reported through ITR-3 or ITR-4 under presumptive taxation.
- Can a proprietorship be converted to a private limited company later?
- Yes. The business can be taken over by a new company, and we handle that transition when your turnover or funding plans justify it.
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