Startup Compliance in Hyderabad
Founders should spend time on the product, not on compliance. We set up your structure, agreements and filings correctly from day one, so you are ready for investors and audits.
Who needs this
- Founders deciding between a private limited company and an LLP.
- Startups raising seed or angel funding.
- Companies issuing shares, ESOPs or convertible instruments.
- Startups that handle customer data.
What we do
- Entity selection and incorporation. See our comparison of Pvt Ltd versus LLP.
- DPIIT startup recognition and related benefits where eligible.
- Founders agreement, shareholders agreement, employment and IP assignment agreements.
- Share allotment, valuation coordination and cap table filings.
- Foreign investment filings when you raise from abroad.
- GST, TDS, income tax and ROC compliance calendar.
- Data protection readiness under the DPDP Act.
Documents and details we usually need
- Founder details, PAN and address proof.
- Proposed business activity and capital structure.
- Term sheet or investment documents, if any.
- Existing agreements and filings.
Legal framework
- Companies Act, 2013 for allotment and governance.
- Startup recognition by DPIIT under the Startup India scheme; benefits are subject to eligibility and approval.
- FEMA rules for foreign investors.
- Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and Rules.
Why ComplianceKart
CAs, CSs and advocates work together on your file, so filing, compliance and legal risk are reviewed in one place. We quote in writing before we start. See our pricing process and FAQs.
Frequently asked questions
Should I start as a Pvt Ltd or an LLP?
Pvt Ltd suits startups planning outside investment or ESOPs. LLP suits closely held professional or service businesses. Read our comparison or ask us.
When should I get a shareholders agreement?
Before you take funding or add co-founders. Agreements made late are harder to negotiate.
Do small startups need ROC filings?
Yes. Every company must file annual returns and financial statements.