Startup India (DPIIT) Registration
DPIIT recognition that unlocks tax, IP and funding benefits.
Startup services in India for everything after incorporation – DPIIT recognition, tax exemptions, government grants and loans, investor-ready documents and startup legal agreements.

Every stage of building a startup comes with legal and regulatory work. Here is where Nevo Legal helps.
Choose the right structure for funding and liability.
Unlock government benefits and credibility.
Secure your brand, product and founder equity.
Grants, loans and equity – with paperwork investors expect.
Avoid penalties as you grow and hire.
DPIIT recognition that unlocks tax, IP and funding benefits.
A 3-year income tax holiday for eligible DPIIT startups.
ISO 9001, 27001, 14001 and more – documentation and audit support.
Sell to government buyers through the Government e-Marketplace.
Class 3 DSC for MCA, GST, tenders and tax filings.
Up to ₹20 lakh grant and ₹50 lakh investment via incubators.
Find and apply for central and state grants and subsidies.
Bank-ready applications for MUDRA, CGTMSE and business loans.
A crisp, investor-ready deck for angels, VCs and incubators.
Detailed project reports for loans, subsidies and investors.
Valuation for fundraising, share issues, ESOPs and FEMA.
Equity, vesting, roles and IP agreed between co-founders.
Governance, investor rights and share transfer terms.
Employee stock options designed, documented and approved.
Plain-English review of investor term sheets before you sign.
Privacy policy, terms and refund policies for websites and apps.
Incorporation, DPIIT, trademark, GST, MSME and founders’ agreement.
Our startup package for India covers everything a new startup needs: company incorporation, DPIIT recognition, trademark filing, GST, MSME registration and a founders’ agreement.
Startup India recognition is free from the government and opens the door to tax, funding and procurement benefits.
Eligible startups can claim 100% deduction of profits for 3 consecutive years out of their first 10 under Section 80-IAC.
Up to 80% rebate on patent fees and 50% on trademark fees, with fast-tracked patent examination.
Relaxed prior-experience and turnover criteria and EMD exemption in public procurement, plus GeM access.
Eligibility for the Startup India Seed Fund, Fund of Funds and Credit Guarantee Scheme for Startups.
Self-certify compliance under specified labour and environmental laws for the first years of operation.
Startups with simple debt structures can wind up within 90 days under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.
Registering your company is only the first step. To unlock government benefits, raise money and protect the founding team, a startup needs recognition, the right certifications, a credible pitch and well-drafted agreements. Nevo Legal brings all of this together in one place, with experts who work with early-stage founders every day.
A Private Limited Company, LLP or registered partnership firm can apply if it is less than 10 years old, its turnover has not exceeded ₹100 crore in any financial year, and it is working on innovation, improving products or services, or a scalable model with high potential for employment or wealth creation. Entities formed by splitting up or reconstructing an existing business are not eligible.
We combine legal, tax and funding expertise, so your recognition, applications and agreements are consistent with each other. Every service has a fixed fee, a clear document checklist and a private dashboard where you upload documents and track progress.
Yes, the government does not charge any fee for DPIIT recognition. Our professional fee covers checking eligibility, preparing the innovation write-up, compiling documents and filing the application.
DPIIT recognition is available to Private Limited Companies, LLPs and registered partnership firms. However, the 80-IAC tax holiday is only for companies and LLPs, and most investors prefer a Private Limited Company.
Selected startups can receive up to ₹20 lakh as a grant for proof of concept, prototype development or product trials, and up to ₹50 lakh as convertible debentures or debt for market entry and commercialisation, through approved incubators.
No. The angel tax provision that taxed share premium above fair value was abolished for all classes of investors from the 2024–25 financial year onwards. Valuation reports are still required for FEMA compliance and certain allotments under the Companies Act.
Yes. We start with the right structure and incorporation, then move to recognition, trademarks and funding. Our Complete Startup Package bundles the essentials at a lower price.
Speak to a startup expert to map out the registrations, recognition and funding options that fit your idea.