Company Registration Cost in India

Typical inclusions include name guidance, incorporation filing, MOA, AOA, PAN, TAN and incorporation certificate support.

DSC may be included or charged separately depending on the plan and number of directors. It should be clearly mentioned in the quote.

For company incorporation, PAN and TAN are generally issued through the linked incorporation process.

MOA and AOA preparation should be included for private limited company registration because they are core incorporation documents.

Basic bank account document guidance may be included, but actual bank approval depends on bank policy and KYC checks.

Government fees may include MCA filing fee, stamp duty and other statutory charges depending on capital, state and form type.

Professional fees are charged for advisory, document preparation, form filing, drafting, coordination and compliance guidance.

Stamp duty is a statutory cost and may be charged separately or included depending on quote format. It varies by state and capital.

Authorised capital can affect stamp duty and certain filing costs, so it should be planned realistically.

Cost may change if the scope changes, documents are deficient, additional directors are added or extra registrations are requested.

CompanyJi reviews entity type, state, directors, capital, registered office, GST requirement and service scope before sharing a quote.

Payment timing depends on the selected plan. Government fees and DSC costs may need to be paid before or during filing.

Timeline depends on document readiness, name approval, MCA processing and resubmission if any query is raised.

Yes. GST registration can be included or added separately depending on business requirement and package.

Most company registration work can be handled digitally, subject to KYC, DSC and document requirements.

No. MCA and stamp duty components can differ based on capital, state and entity structure.

Name approval support may be included, but additional attempts or separate RUN filings can change cost depending on scope.

Name rejection can delay the process. A good name strategy reduces risk, but final approval depends on MCA review.

DIN for proposed directors can be applied through the incorporation process subject to form limits and MCA rules.

Simple MCA resubmission may be included in many plans, but major document changes or scope changes can attract extra charges.

GST registration, trademark search, registered office, accounting setup, shareholder agreement and compliance retainership can increase total cost.

Trademark registration is usually a separate service, though a basic name conflict review may be discussed during setup.

If you need a virtual or shared registered office, it is usually a separate add-on depending on city and provider.

Shareholder agreement drafting is generally separate from basic company registration and should be quoted separately.

Basic guidance may be provided, but bookkeeping software setup and monthly accounting are usually separate services.

After registration, companies may need auditor appointment, accounting, GST, TDS, board records, annual filing and income tax return support.

Annual ROC filing is usually not included in basic registration cost unless a compliance package is selected.

Private limited companies need auditor appointment after incorporation, and the related support may be part of post-incorporation services.

Yes. Even companies with no revenue generally need statutory filings, accounting records and ROC compliance.

Yes. CompanyJi can provide annual compliance, accounting, tax and ROC support after incorporation.

Document support may be included, but the bank independently approves account opening based on KYC and internal policy.

GST depends on turnover, interstate supply, ecommerce, business activity and other GST law conditions.

GST inclusion depends on the selected plan. It should be specifically confirmed in the quote.

Yes. Companies should maintain books from incorporation date, even if transactions are limited.

You can invoice after incorporation, but GST and tax requirements should be checked before issuing invoices.

The biggest mistake is comparing only headline prices without checking inclusions, government fees, DSC and post-registration support.

Yes, if the quote does not clearly mention DSC, stamp duty, GST registration, bank support, resubmission and compliance items.

Yes. Converting or restructuring later can cost more than choosing the correct entity at the beginning.

Yes. Excessive authorised capital may increase stamp duty or create avoidable setup cost.

Yes. Ignoring post-incorporation and annual compliance can lead to penalties and poor due diligence records.