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    ABOUT START-UP REGISTRATION

    A Startup Company is a newly formed business with particular momentum behind it based on perceived demand for its product or service. The intention of a Startup is to grow rapidly as a result of offering something that addresses a particular market gap.

    There are no fixed parameters on what type of company can be considered a startup, but the term most frequently applies to high-tech companies creating products that leverage technology to offer something new or to perform an existing task in a novel way.

    There are no firm rules on when a startup ceases to be considered a startup. Some suggest a startup stops being one when it hits a certain size , completes its path to profitability, receives a high level of investment funds, becomes a public company or is acquired by a larger corporation.

    DOCUMENTS REQUIRED

    • Aadhar Card , Aadhar number is now a necessity for applying for any registration in India.
    • Income tax return can only be filed if the person has linked his PAN card with Aadhar number.
    • Address proof will be required for all directors and shareholders of the company to be incorporated.
    • For Indian nationals, PAN is mandatory. For foreign nationals, Apostilled or notarised copy of passport must be mandatorily submitted.
    • Residence proof documents like bank statement or electricity bill should not be more than 2 months old.
    • All documents submitted must be valid

    REGISTERED OFFICE PROOF

    • Register office of all companies must be in India .If it is a Rented Property, Rent agreement and NOC from a landlord. If it is a Self-owned Property, Electricity bill or any other address proof.
    • Documents submitted must be valid and not more than 2 month old.

    ELIGIBILITY
    The start-up must be registered as a Private Company, LLP or Partnership Firm

    • It should be a new firm or not older than five years, and the total turnover of the company should be not exceeding 25 crores .
    • The firms should have obtained the approval from the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP).
    • To get approval from DIPP, the firm should be funded by an Incubation fund, Angel Fund or Private Equity Fund.
    • The firm should have obtained a patron guarantee from the Indian patent and Trademark Office.
    • It must have a recommendation letter by an incubation .
    • Capital gain is exempted from income tax under the startup India campaign.
    • The firm must provide innovative schemes or products.
    • The start-up must not be a product of restructuring, The business must be involved in a new product or service

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