Proprietorship Firm Registration in India – ₹3499 Only

✅ What is a Proprietorship Business?

A Sole Proprietorship is the simplest and most common form of business in India. It is owned and managed by a single individual, making it easy to set up and operate with minimal compliance requirements. This type of business is best suited for small traders, freelancers, and service providers who wish to operate independently.

✅ Why Register a Proprietorship Firm?

Registering your proprietorship firm ensures:

• A legal identity for your business

• Easier access to business bank accounts

• GST registration for smooth billing and compliance

• Eligibility for government benefits like MSME schemes

• Better trust with clients and vendors

• Access to import/export licenses for international trade

✅ Documents Required for Proprietorship Registration:

To register your proprietorship firm, you’ll need the following:

1. Owner’s Aadhaar Card

2. Owner’s PAN Card

3. Passport-size Photograph

4. Business Address Proof (Electricity bill, Rent agreement, etc.)

5. Bank Account Details (optional for setup)

6. Email ID & Mobile Number

✅ What’s Included in Our ₹3499 Package?

When you register your proprietorship firm with us, you get:

• ✅ Proprietorship Registration Certificate

• ✅ GST Registration

• ✅ MSME (Udyam) Registration

• ✅ Import Export (IEC) License

• ✅ Full support and documentation

• ✅ Quick and hassle-free process

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✅ Advantages and Disadvantages of a Proprietorship Concern

✔️ Advantages:

1. Easy to Start and Close:
   Minimal legal formalities make it quick to start or shut down the business.

2. Complete Control:
   The owner has full control over decision-making and business operations.

3. Low Compliance:
   Fewer regulatory requirements compared to other business types like Pvt Ltd or LLP.

4. Less Expensive:
   Very low setup and maintenance costs.

5. Quick Bank Account Setup:
   Business bank accounts can be opened easily after basic registration.

6. Tax Benefits:
   Profits are taxed as personal income, which may be lower than corporate tax rates for small businesses.

❌ Disadvantages:

1. No Separate Legal Entity:
   The business and the owner are considered the same in the eyes of law, which means no distinction in liabilities.

2. Unlimited Liability:
   The proprietor is personally liable for all business debts and losses.

3. Limited Growth Potential:
   Raising funds or investments is difficult due to the informal nature of the business.

4. Cannot Issue Equity Shares:
   Sole proprietorships cannot raise capital by selling shares.

5. Lack of Business Continuity:
   The business may cease to exist if something happens to the owner.