Incorporation, founders’ agreements, equity split, DPIIT recognition and first-year compliance — handled by one connected team instead of four separate vendors.
Incorporation, founders’ agreements, equity split, DPIIT recognition and first-year compliance — handled by one connected team instead of four separate vendors. Handled in isolation, this kind of work is where most companies lose money — a filing done without checking the cap table, an agreement drafted without checking the governance record.
Because it runs through the Equity Governance Framework, this engagement is sequenced against everything else in your record — so a decision made here doesn’t have to be revisited when your equity, compliance or governance work moves to the next stage.
Everything a founding team needs, sequenced correctly.
The right entity type, structured and filed correctly.
Roles, contribution and equity settled before a dispute forces it.
Recognition filed to unlock tax and funding benefits.
Every registration your startup needs to start operating.
Agreements and IP assignment for your first hires.
Every deadline for year one mapped from day one.
Every engagement runs through the Equity Governance Framework — the same stages, in the same order.
A plain conversation on your plans — no proposal on the first call.
Entity, equity and IP ownership decided together.
Incorporation and recognition filed with the relevant authorities.
Certificate, registrations and your compliance calendar, handed off.
One conversation is enough to scope the engagement.
Yes — this is the same Track 1 engagement, framed for founders looking to hire a team rather than DIY it.
Yes — DPIIT recognition is included as part of the founding-stage engagement.
See Hire Our Governance or Accounting Team, or our Existing Company Setup track.
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