Questions founders ask us.

Yes — that is exactly where we like to start. We help you think through the model, choose a structure, complete the registrations and set up everything you need to launch. You do not need to know what to ask for. Tell us what you want to build and we will map out what needs to be done.

It depends on how many people are involved, whether you want limited liability, whether you plan to raise investment, and how much ongoing compliance you are comfortable with. Proprietorships are simplest, LLPs balance flexibility and protection, and private limited companies suit founders planning to scale or raise funds. We explain the trade-offs and recommend one for your situation.

Yes. We register private limited companies, LLPs, one person companies, partnership firms and proprietorships, and handle the follow-up registrations — PAN, TAN, GST, Udyam and bank account documentation — so you are ready to operate.

Yes. We first check whether GST registration is required or beneficial for your business, then complete the application, respond to any departmental queries and set up your invoicing so return filing is simple from the start.

Yes. We offer monthly bookkeeping and accounting, payroll, MIS reporting and all the compliance that goes with it — GST, TDS, ROC and annual filings — as one ongoing service.

Yes. We design and build business websites, e-commerce stores and landing pages, and set up the domain, hosting, business email and payment gateway around them. Every site is built mobile-first with technical SEO in place.

Yes. We handle technical SEO, local SEO, Google Business Profile optimisation, content and link building, and report progress monthly in plain terms — rankings, traffic and leads.

Yes. Monthly and quarterly GST, TDS, professional tax and payroll filings, plus the annual ROC and income tax filings, are prepared from your books and filed on schedule. You get a calendar and reminders, and we chase the deadlines, not you.

Yes. Statutory audits, tax audits, internal audits, due diligence, financial reviews and certifications must be conducted and signed by a practising Chartered Accountant, as the law requires. We coordinate the process and prepare your records so it runs smoothly.

Absolutely. Many clients start with a single service — GST registration, a website, or monthly accounting — and add more as the business grows. Packages simply bundle what most businesses at a given stage need.

Yes. Most of our work — registrations, filings, websites, marketing — is done online, and we meet over calls and video. We work with founders across India, and in person where it is practical.

It depends on the structure you choose, the registrations you need and whether you want a website and marketing set up at the same time. Rather than publish generic prices, we give you a clear, itemised quote after understanding your requirements — with no hidden charges later.

Once your documents are ready, registration typically takes from a few working days to a couple of weeks, depending on the structure, name approval and government processing times. We give you a realistic timeline at the start and keep you updated at each step.

Yes. We review your business model, pricing, processes and reporting, set up MIS and KPIs, and work with you on marketing and growth — using your actual numbers, not generic advice.

It depends on how many people are involved, how much liability protection you want, whether you plan to raise investment and how much ongoing compliance you are comfortable with. We walk you through the trade-offs and recommend one for your situation.

Typically identity and address proof of the promoters, photographs, proof of the registered office address and a no-objection letter from the property owner. We share an exact checklist once we know your structure.

It varies by structure and by how quickly documents are ready. Government processing times also change. We give you a realistic estimate at the start and keep you updated at each stage.

Not always. GST depends on your turnover, what you sell and where you sell it. We assess this as part of setup so you register only when it is required or beneficial.

It depends on your turnover, whether you sell goods or services, whether you sell across state lines or through e-commerce platforms, and where you are based. Some businesses must register from day one; others can wait. We assess this for you rather than guessing.

Late fees and interest accrue, and repeated misses can affect your registration and your customers' input credit. If you are already behind, we help you regularise and get back on schedule.

Yes. We review the notice, explain what it means, gather what is needed and prepare the response within the deadline.

Yes. Founder and business taxes interact — salary, dividends, capital gains and presumptive schemes — so we handle them together.

We work with the common cloud and desktop accounting tools used by Indian businesses. If you already use one, we continue with it; if not, we recommend one that suits your size and invoicing needs.

Through a simple shared folder or your accounting tool. We agree on a monthly routine so it takes you minutes, not hours.

Yes. We start with a clean-up of past periods, reconcile everything, and then move you onto a regular monthly cycle.

It involves specific filings with the Registrar of Companies, board and general meeting records and the audited financials. It is manageable when planned — we keep a calendar and handle it for you.

A focused business website usually takes a few weeks once content is ready; e-commerce stores take longer depending on the catalogue and integrations. We agree on a timeline before starting.

Yes. We build on platforms that let you edit content, add pages and manage products, and we train you on it. If you would rather not, our maintenance plans cover updates.

We write the copy with you and guide you on imagery. We avoid generic stock photography; we help you present your actual business well.

Every website we build is set up with technical SEO basics. Ongoing SEO, content and ads are available through our digital marketing service.

Local and Google Business Profile improvements can show within weeks; broader organic rankings typically take months of consistent work. Ads produce enquiries quickly. We usually combine them so you get short-term leads while long-term visibility builds.

It depends on your industry, location and how competitive the keywords are. We recommend a starting budget after an audit and scale it based on cost per lead.

Yes — copy, graphics and short video edits for social, ads and blogs. You approve everything before it goes live.

Yes. We set up analytics, call and WhatsApp tracking and form attribution so you know which channel produced each enquiry.

Companies require a statutory audit regardless of size. LLPs, firms and proprietors may require a tax audit depending on turnover and other conditions. We confirm what applies to you.

By law, audits must be conducted and signed by a practising Chartered Accountant. Our team coordinates the process and prepares your records so it runs smoothly.

Due diligence is a detailed review of a business's finances, tax and compliance, typically before an investment, acquisition or partnership. Investors will conduct it on you; you should conduct it on any business you buy into.

Yes. We review the gaps, regularise past filings where possible and put a process in place so it does not recur.

No. Early decisions — structure, pricing, first hires, first systems — have the biggest long-term impact. Advisory for a new business is usually a few focused sessions, not a long engagement.

Yes. We prepare projections, business plans, pitch material and the financial and compliance records lenders and investors expect, and we help you through their questions.

Both. Some clients want a one-time business plan or pricing review; others want a monthly advisory call alongside their accounting. We quote based on what you need.

We work from your actual financial data and take responsibility for implementation — setting up the MIS, changing the pricing, fixing the process — rather than only offering perspective.