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Private limited company vs LLP vs proprietorship comparison for Indian founders

October 11, 2026/

CA Vijay R Singh, FCA·Startups · Mumbai·Updated 12-Oct-2026 “Just register a Private Limited — that’s what startups do.” Sometimes that is exactly right. Often it is an expensive default. The honest answer to “which structure?” is not a fashion question; it is a money question:...

Angel tax abolished, with valuation and FEMA pricing rules still applying

June 16, 2026/

CA Vijay R Singh, FCA·Startups · Mumbai·Updated 15-Jun-2026 For years, the cruellest tax a startup could face was a tax on raising money. Bring in capital at a valuation the tax officer disagreed with, and the “extra” was taxed as your income. That was angel...

Startup year-one TDS obligations on rent, contractors and foreign payments

June 16, 2026/

CA Vijay R Singh, FCA·Startups · Mumbai·Updated 15-Jun-2026 A 22% tax rate when the headline company rate is 30%? It looks like free money — just tick a box and pay less. That is exactly how Section 115BAA is sold, and for many companies it...

Company choosing the 22% concessional tax rate versus the normal rate

June 16, 2026/

CA Vijay R Singh, FCA·Startups · Mumbai·Updated 15-Jun-2026 A 22% tax rate when the headline company rate is 30%? It looks like free money — just tick a box and pay less. That is exactly how Section 115BAA is sold, and for many companies it...

SaaS startup exporting software abroad with zero-rated GST and LUT

June 15, 2026/

CA Vijay R Singh, FCA·Startups · Mumbai·Updated 15-Jun-2026 A SaaS founder lands a US customer, raises the first invoice, and freezes on one question: do I add 18% GST? Many add it “to be safe.” Others ignore GST entirely and quietly build up a liability....

Company choosing the 22% concessional tax rate versus the normal rate

June 15, 2026/

CA Vijay R Singh, FCA·Startups · Mumbai·Updated 15-Jun-2026 For a decade, the standard advice to an ambitious Indian startup was simple: put a US company on top. Over 8,000 Indian startups — and roughly a fifth of the country’s unicorns — ended up registered abroad....

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