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    Statutory Registrations.

    After incorporation, a business needs a set of tax, labour and licensing registrations before it can trade, hire and bill. These include PAN, TAN, GST, profession tax, PF, ESI, Shops and Establishment, IEC, FSSAI, municipal trade licences and Udyam. We identify which apply to you, file them on the relevant central, state and municipal portals, and track them to issue.

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    When you need it

    Signs it's time to talk to us.

    • You have just incorporated and need to start invoicing
    • You are hiring your first employees or crossing 10 or 20 staff
    • You are opening an office, shop or kitchen in a new city
    • You are starting to import or export goods
    Who we do this for
    Newly incorporated companies, LLPs and firmsBusinesses expanding into new states or citiesEmployers crossing PF or ESI headcount thresholdsFood, import-export and regulated businesses that need specific licences
    How it works

    How Statutory Registrations works with us.

    1. 1

      Registration map

      We review your activity, locations, headcount and customers to list the registrations you need and their order.

    2. 2

      Document pack

      We build one set of documents, including constitution, premises and signatory proofs, reused across applications.

    3. 3

      Filing and authentication

      We file on the GST, income-tax, Shram Suvidha, state, DGFT, FoSCoS and Udyam portals and coordinate Aadhaar or DSC authentication.

    4. 4

      Queries and inspections

      We answer officer queries and support you during physical verification or inspections.

    5. 5

      Certificates and handover

      We hand over certificates, portal credentials and a calendar of the returns and renewals each registration triggers.

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    Statutory Registrations services.

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    1. PAN Application

      A PAN is required under section 262 of the Income-tax Act, 2025 (section 139A of the 1961 Act) for anyone who files returns or enters specified transactions.

      How it works

    2. TAN Application

      A TAN (Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number) is required under section 397 of the Income-tax Act, 2025 (section 203A of the 1961 Act) for anyone who deducts or collects tax at source.

      How it works

    3. GST Registration

      GST registration gives your business a GSTIN for each state where it supplies from, letting you charge GST and claim input tax credit.

      How it works

    4. Professional Tax Registration

      Profession tax is a state levy on employment, trades and professions, and the rules differ by state.

      How it works

    5. ESI Registration

      Employees' State Insurance provides medical care and cash benefits to employees earning up to the notified wage ceiling.

      How it works

    6. PF Registration

      Provident fund registration with the EPFO is required once an establishment employs 20 or more people, and smaller employers can join voluntarily.

      How it works

    7. Shops & Establishment License

      Shops, offices and commercial establishments must register with the state labour department under the state's Shops and Establishments Act.

      How it works

    8. IEC Code

      The Importer Exporter Code is a PAN-based number issued by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade, and you need it to import or export goods.

      How it works

    9. FSSAI License

      Every food business in India must be registered or licensed under section 31 of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006.

      How it works

    10. Trade License

      A trade licence is issued by the municipal corporation for carrying on specified trades within city limits, such as eating houses, storage of goods or certain workshops.

      How it works

    11. MSME/Udyam Registration

      Udyam registration records your business as a micro, small or medium enterprise under the MSMED Act, 2006.

      How it works
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