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Notes you can forward to a co-founder
These are explanations of public rules, written by the desk that files them. They are not legal opinions, and the figures carry the date we checked them.
Proprietorship, partnership, LLP, OPC or private limited?
Four questions — who owns it, who is liable, whether anyone will invest, and what you sell — before an incorporation fee is worth discussing.
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Udyam limits after 1 April 2025
The two ceilings that replaced the old micro poster, and why passing one test is not enough if the other fails.
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When a small business must take GST
Turnover lines, the situations that ignore those lines, and the sellers for whom composition becomes a trap.
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Why a fast website is an SEO decision
Five checks that tell you whether a new site will still be quick after the first extra tool is added.
ReadHow to use these notes
Read the structure note before you pay anyone to incorporate. It separates a proprietorship, a partnership, an LLP, an OPC and a private limited company by ownership and by what happens if the business cannot pay a bill. The filing steps live on the company registration page, not here.
Read the Udyam note if a bank, a tender or a scheme asked for MSME proof and you are still holding a poster from before April 2025. The registration page explains how the free government form is filed. The note only explains the two ceilings.
Read the GST note if someone told you to register “just in case”, or told you that composition is always cheaper. It is about thresholds and the cases that ignore them. Returns, documents and our fee are on the GST page.
Read the website note before you accept a theme full of plugins. It is about what makes a page fast enough to be read, by a person and by a search engine. How Vissgro builds client sites is a different page.
Each note stands alone. The date on a figure is the day the public rule was checked. It is not a promise that the rule stays frozen. If your facts do not match the example, use the contact page rather than stretching the note to fit.