Partnership Firm
A simple, low-cost structure for businesses run by two or more partners.
The quickest way to start trading on your own. We set up your proprietorship with the registrations that give it a legal identity and let you open a current account.
A sole proprietorship is a business owned and run by one person. It is the simplest and cheapest way to start trading in India and is popular with freelancers, consultants, shop owners and small traders. There is no separate law for proprietorships – the business gets its legal identity through registrations such as GST, MSME (Udyam) or a shop and establishment licence.
There is no single “proprietorship certificate”. Instead, we obtain the registrations that suit your business, which together serve as proof of the business for banks and government bodies:
With two of these, you can usually open a current account in the name of your business.
As your business grows, you can move to a One Person Company or Private Limited Company for limited liability.
After you purchase, log in to My Account → My Services and upload each document below. Scanned copies or clear phone photos (PDF, JPG or PNG) are fine. Your files are stored privately and seen only by your assigned expert.
We understand your business and decide which registrations you need.
We verify your ID, address and premises documents.
MSME (Udyam) plus GST or shop & establishment registration as applicable.
You receive the certificates and guidance on opening a current account.
No. The proprietorship and the owner are the same in law. The business is identified through registrations such as GST, Udyam and shop licences.
Business income is added to the proprietor’s personal income and taxed at individual slab rates in their income tax return.
Yes. Banks typically ask for two proofs of the business, such as a GST certificate, Udyam certificate or shop & establishment licence, along with your KYC.
Yes. Many businesses start as proprietorships and later incorporate a company or LLP and transfer the business to it.
A simple, low-cost structure for businesses run by two or more partners.
The preferred structure for startups that plan to raise funds and scale.
A company with one owner – limited liability for solo founders.
Speak to a Nevo Legal expert. We will understand your requirement and recommend the right legal route – no obligation.