DPIIT Startup Registration gives eligible businesses official recognition under the Government of India's Startup India framework and can provide access to various startup benefits and schemes.
At The Bucks & Brains, we help founders assess eligibility, prepare their innovation details, organise documents and complete the Startup India recognition application.
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DPIIT recognition is different from company incorporation and tax exemption. Your business must first be legally incorporated before applying for startup recognition.
Our DPIIT Registration Services help eligible companies, LLPs, partnership firms and other qualifying entities understand the current requirements and prepare a complete application.
We also help recognised startups identify relevant benefits and plan their next steps, including applicable tax and compliance support.
We review your business structure, incorporation date, turnover and activities against the applicable 80-IAC conditions.
We review your entity type, incorporation date, turnover and business model against the applicable DPIIT requirements.
We help clearly explain your product, service, technology, problem and innovation in the Startup India application.
We organise incorporation documents, PAN, founder details and supporting business documents.
We guide you through the Startup India portal and help prepare the recognition application.
If additional information or clarification is requested, we help prepare the required response.
After recognition, we help identify relevant Startup India benefits and related opportunities such as 80-IAC Tax Exemption.
We review your business and confirm whether DPIIT recognition is appropriate.
We prepare the innovation description and organise the required documents.
We guide you through the Startup India application and help with clarification requests.
After recognition, we explain relevant startup benefits and possible next steps.
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DPIIT registration is official recognition of an eligible business as a startup under the Startup India framework. It does not create a new company.
Eligible entities may include private limited companies, LLPs, registered partnership firms and other qualifying entities that meet the applicable startup conditions.
No. Company registration creates the legal entity. DPIIT recognition is a separate process that recognises an eligible entity as a startup.
No. Tax benefits such as the 80-IAC exemption have separate eligibility requirements and approval processes.
Common documents include incorporation or registration certificates, PAN, founder/director details and information describing the business and its innovation.
It is useful to assess eligibility before the startup becomes significantly profitable so that the available tax benefit can be incorporated into the broader tax plan.
Yes. We assist with eligibility assessment, documentation, application preparation and post-recognition guidance.
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