Sole Proprietorship Firm Registration Process
A sole proprietorship firm does not need any specific registration, but the owner is advised to get some essential registrations for better operational functioning of the firm.
1. MSME Registration
2. Shop and Establishment Act License
3. Goods and Services Tax (GST) Registration
4. Office Address Proof
Documents Required for Sole Proprietorship Registration in India
- Aadhar Card: Aadhar card number is necessary for the official registration. This is important to link business along with the other details which are linked with Aadhar card
- PAN (Permanent Account Number) card: PAN card is needed at the time of proprietorship registration to file Income Tax Returns. Thus, it is also mandatory to get a GST registration number (if applicable)
- Bank account number: The bank account linked with office transactions needs to be submitted. This can also be applicant’s personal account, if he/she do not have a separate bank account for business
- Proof of business place (Electricity bill/ rent agreement with NOC from Owner with notry
- Email ID
- Mobil Number
Sole Proprietorship Entity Benefits
There are various benefits of starting your business as a proprietorship concern, some of which are listed below,
- Less Compliances
- Easy to start
- Cost Efficient
- Business Name
- Absolute Control
- Easy to close
Compliances for
Proprietorship
The following are some of the compliances that are applicable
for a sole proprietorship:
Income Tax Filing: The business owner of a proprietorship will have
to file personal income tax return using form ITR-3 or ITR-4.
Business Income: Only income tax forms ITR-3 and ITR-4 allow for
declaring business income. Hence, all proprietorships will have to file form
ITR-3 or ITR-4 to be compliant with the income tax regulations.
GST Return Filing: If a proprietorship has GST registration, GST
return must be filed every month and quarter as per the scheme under which the
business is registered.
TDS Returns: In case the proprietorship is having employees or
purchasing goods/services beyond a certain threshold - tax must be deducted at
source and TDS returns must be filed every quarter.
In addition to the above, various other compliance
requirements maybe applicable to the proprietorship based on industry and
location.
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