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Regulations Relating to Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in India: Small Enterprises’ Handbook (2025 Edition) Introduction: The Global Potential for Indian Businesses India’s startup boom and entrepreneurial culture have turned the country into a melting pot of international investors. You are an India-based small business owner or entrepreneur, but foreign direct investment (FDI) nuances can become … Read more

Home-based work is no longer a fad—but a trend. Thousands of Indians are launching businesses from their homes, kitchens, and even balconies. From freelance designers, online shoppers, home bakers, to consultancy services, launching a home-based business has never been simpler. But—and this is important—it still needs to be legal. Here, we walk you through each … Read more

Introduction Why Filing ITR on Time Can Save You from Carrying Penalties & Legal Issues is what every taxpayer must ask at the start of the financial year. While filing ITR usually gets avoided or postponed by the majority, allow us to let you know that ITR filing on time isn’t a legal issue—it saves … Read more

Starting an entrepreneurial venture from scratch is daunting. But consider the possibility of being able to partner with a well-established brand, copy a successful model, and have complete backing in the process. That’s what the franchise model accomplishes—and it’s a rage in India. From food chains like Domino’s to shopping chains like FirstCry and Lakme … Read more

You toil as an Indian small businessman to expand your business and earn profits. However, if you do not think about taxes ahead of time, the government will take most of your profits. Clever planning of taxes does not only help you save your money on tax paid but also allows you to invest more … Read more

Knowledge of the Role of the Company Secretary in Maintaining Legal Compliance In the rapidly changing business landscape of today, businesses are in a perpetual vice to keep abreast of legal change and regulatory compliance. Compliance is not about ticking boxes in the right place; it is about safeguarding an organization, building trust, and ensuring … Read more

Introduction In today’s business the speed and competition, reliability and consistency are what can separate your startup. Selling directly to customers, tendering, or pitching to customers, how credible your company looks is important. To small and new businesses finding it difficult to gain that trust and grow solidly, ISO certification is not just a seal … Read more

Introduction India’s telecommunication and electronics sector is booming — and with the boom, accountability. To ensure the devices coming into the Indian market are secure, safe, and do not disrupt the existing networks, the Telecommunication Engineering Center (TEC) has made it compulsory for some products to be certified. So, if you’re an importer, manufacturer, or … Read more

Introduction If you are setting up any food business in India — whether it is a small household kitchen or a huge food processing facility — the very first legal step you need to take is applying for an FSSAI license. FSSAI, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India, dictates food safety regulations throughout … Read more

Initiating a partnership firm in India is often thought to be an easy, low-cost process of starting a business. It is particularly appealing to friends, relatives, or colleagues who want to connect themselves. But lying beneath the convenience of forming it is a maze of legal realities seldom talked about. Such realities can have a … Read more