Regulatory Services

Regulatory Services

Simplifying Compliance, Empowering Business

It takes more than just compliance to navigate India’s complicated regulatory environment; it also calls for clarity, accuracy, and proactive advice. Our Regulatory Services at PARV & CO. are intended to assist companies in effectively fulfilling their legal requirements while avoiding fines and regulatory hazards.

Under Indian law, we assist corporations, startups, SMEs, and multinational clients in managing a variety of legal, tax, and corporate governance frameworks. Our team makes sure you’re always ahead of the curve in fulfilling your regulatory obligations, from filings to certifications to representations.

Different Types of Company Registration in India

In India, there are several ways to register a company. While many options are available, a Private Limited Company (Pvt. Ltd.) is the most trusted and preferred structure. It builds higher credibility with customers, investors, banks, vendors, and employees.
Each type of company has its own rules, benefits, and compliance requirements. You can watch a detailed video after submitting the GET STARTED form above.

1. One Person Company (OPC)

If you’re a solo entrepreneur who wants to start a company alone, OPC is a great option. It allows one person to own and manage the entire business while still enjoying the benefits of limited liability.

2. Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)

LLP combines the best of both worlds — the flexibility of a traditional partnership and the protection of limited liability. It’s ideal for professionals and small business partners who want to share responsibilities safely.

3. Public Limited Company

This type is suitable for large businesses that plan to raise funds from the public. A Public Limited Company can issue shares openly and is often listed on the stock exchange.

4. Section 8 Company (Non-Profit Company)

A Section 8 Company is meant for charitable or non-profit purposes like promoting education, healthcare, environment, or social welfare. Profits earned are reinvested for the benefit of society.

5. Sole Proprietorship:

A Sole Proprietorship is the easiest form of business to start. It is owned and managed by a single person. There’s no separate legal identity between the owner and the business — meaning all profits, losses, and liabilities belong to the same individual.

6. Partnership Firm:

A Partnership Firm is owned by two or more people who agree to share profits and responsibilities. It’s easy to form and operate, with minimal compliance requirements.