Corporate Law Services

SRC manages the entire process, from choosing the right structure and reserving the name to drafting the founding documents and completing registration. We also arrange the essentials that follow, such as tax registrations and a bank account, so your business is ready to operate from day one.

It depends on your plans. A private limited company suits businesses looking to raise investment or grow quickly, while an LLP offers flexibility and lighter compliance for professional firms and closely held ventures. SRC compares both against your goals, funding plans and tax position before you commit.

Every company and LLP must file annual returns and financial statements, keep proper records, hold required meetings and report changes such as new directors, partners or capital. Missing a deadline leads to penalties that add up quickly. SRC tracks every due date and handles the filings, so nothing slips through.

Yes. We handle changes to directors and partners, share transfers, increases in capital, changes of registered office and amendments to founding documents. We also support conversions, such as turning a partnership or LLP into a company when your business outgrows its original structure.

Yes. SRC reviews what is outstanding, works out the penalties involved and puts a clear plan in place to clear the backlog. Where relief schemes or condonation routes are available, we use them to reduce the cost of catching up.

We help founders think ahead. That includes shareholding and partnership arrangements, founder and investor agreements, holding company structures and preparing the business for future funding or acquisition. The right structure today saves significant cost and effort later.