With the increasing ease of doing business in India, investors are highly optimistic about making investments in the country. India has been considered the most favoured destination for investment for start-ups as well as established companies and organizations of all sizes. India has uniform and codified commercial laws that includes legislations relating to contracts, corporations, exchange control, competition, taxation and the like.
Businesses are the lifeblood of our national and state economy. There are various ways a business can structure and the correct choice will define the legal responsibilities and tax payable. Business ventures can be carried on in India through many structures some most common are: Private Limited Company, Public Limited Company, One Person Company, Limited Liability Partnership, Not for Profit Organisation.