There is no doubt that the opportunity of selling online in today’s market scenario has helped a lot of businesses to grow and expand. The increased use of smartphones has led to a major inflow of investments in e-commerce startups.
We all have heard about six sigma in some point of our life. Today, it becomes a commonly used term in the business space. It was first introduced in 1986 in Motorola company by engineer Bill Smith.
Budget has been from years one of the favourite finance sessions for the general public. It is one of the few finance sessions which appeals to the masses and is listened by everyone, be it a business person or salaried individual.
MSME stands for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, also known as Udyam Aadhar and the Registration process is known as Udyam Aadhar Registration.
It contains a comprehensive detail of all the financial data of the taxpayers. Taxpayers can see the details of all the transactions related to sale and purchase of securities, interest income, salary, foreign remittance etc. at one place.
LLP or limited liability partnership is considered as a partnership in which a few or all company partners have limited liability.
Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is an electronic code or key that confirms a person's or company's identity online. DSC is issued by a trust service provider or even by a certification authority.
The startup culture is booming in India. Many youngsters are coming with their own unique ideas to start their own business.
But to run a business, you need money. Many a time, the capital brought in by the promoters is not sufficient to scale up the business.
Goods and service tax (GST) is an indirect tax which was brought into existence to replace old indirect taxes which were VAT, service tax, excise duty etc. It came into existence from 1st July 2017.
Business structure is a structure in which an entity is legally formed and registered. The nature and functions of the entity will solely depend upon its business structure.
Many startups and SMEs are coming into existence now a days. They are completely focused towards developing their business and increasing their clientele but they should not forget about the statutory and other government compliance which they are mandatorily required to do during the year.
Tax audit is required to be done u/s 44AB of Income tax act if the turnover of the assessee crosses a certain specified limit in a financial year from business or profession.
Corporate governance is a set of rules, regulations, processes and practices implemented to control the activities of an entity.
Know the key difference between a partnership firm and limited liability partnership(LLP). Check out the detailed explanation of Partnership and Limited Liability Partnership.
A private limited company (PLC) is a privately held business entity. The liability of a private limited company's members is limited to the number of shares held by that member. A PLC is governed by companies act 2013 and minimum number of shareholders needed to start a PLC is two while maximum limit of members is 200.
A public limited company (PLC) is a business entity that trades its securities in the stock market or offers its shares to the public. It raises a good amount of funds through public issue shares. A public limited company is easy to incorporate and this is the key reason behind its huge popularity in India. A PLC can be formed with a minimum 3 directors and 7 shareholders along with a registered office.
ESOP stands for Employee Stock option plan. Now a day, most of the start-ups in India uses this as a tool to maintain their employee turnover ratio.
A private company is a business entity held under private ownership. The company may issue stock and have shareholders, but company's shares do not trade on public exchanges like BSE or NFT and are not issued through an initial public offering (IPO).
In this online era, everything has become digitized and e-signing is no exception. DSC (Digital signature certificate) has become a reality in many industries and is growing by every passing second.
A very common question asked by a lot of people is "Can I patent a concept or idea?" The answer to this question is technically you cannot.
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