A privately held company registered under the Companies Act, 2013, with limited liability for shareholders and a separate legal identity — ideal for startups looking to raise funding and build investor credibility.
A hybrid structure combining the flexibility of a partnership with the limited liability protection of a company. Partners are not personally liable for the LLP's debts beyond their agreed contribution.
A company structure that allows a single individual to own and run a company with limited liability, combining sole ownership with corporate benefits like perpetual succession.
The simplest form of business where a single individual owns, manages, and controls the entire business; there is no legal distinction between the owner and the business.
A type of NBFC formed to cultivate the habit of savings among members and lend money only to its own members, regulated under Section 406 of the Companies Act.
A company formed by primary producers (farmers, agriculturists, artisans) to carry out production, marketing, and sale of their produce collectively, combining cooperative principles with company structure.
Formal registration of a not-for-profit entity (as a Trust, Society, or Section 8 Company) working towards social, charitable, educational, or religious objectives.
A business formed by two or more people who agree to share the profits and management of a business as per a Partnership Deed; partners have unlimited joint liability.
Legal registration of a Trust created by a settlor to hold and manage property or funds for charitable, religious, or private beneficiaries through a Trust Deed.
Registration of an association of persons formed for charitable, literary, scientific, or cultural purposes under the Societies Registration Act, governed by a managing committee.
