Important: This guide is general information, not a Government communication or approval promise. Current law, portal behaviour and the relevant authority control the actual application.
Why one national price can be misleading
Professional work may be priced consistently, but State stamp duty, capital, number of directors, DSC arrangement, address route and optional registrations can change the visible total.
The quotation should show separate heads
- Professional incorporation fee
- DSC and token arrangement
- MCA, PAN/TAN, State stamp or portal charges
- Additional director work where applicable
- Own-address or business-address document route
- Optional GST, Udyam/MSME and post-incorporation support
- GST on professional or address services
Address route affects readiness
An own-address file can move after complete and consistent proof is available. A third-party or business-address route requires its own KYC, agreement, NOC, utility and availability checks, so the document-ready timeline may differ.
Incorporation is only the starting point
Bank onboarding, commencement requirements where applicable, books, tax, GST, payroll and annual company filings should be mapped after incorporation. They should not be described as included unless the quotation expressly lists them.
Frequently asked questions
Is Government fee the same in every State?
No. State-linked stamp and other statutory components can vary.
Is GST registration automatically included?
Only when the written package expressly includes professional GST-registration support; any separate charges should be visible.
Connect the guide to your case
Review the exact scope before payment.
Share your business type, location and intended use. Professional fees, Government charges, documents and exclusions will be explained separately.