FREE PRACTICAL TOOLS
Business Registration and Compliance Readiness Tools
Seven useful checkers turn your answers into a preliminary brief. They never make the final legal, tax, eligibility or approval decision.PRELIMINARY TOOL · PROFESSIONAL VERIFICATION REQUIRED
Company Structure Comparison
Compare Private Limited, LLP, OPC and proprietorship from ownership and growth facts.MAKE AN INFORMED START
LLP vs private limited company vs OPC: what to compare
Start with ownership, funding and how decisions will be made. Registration cost alone does not settle the structure. Use these questions for a current, fact-specific review.
On a small screen, scroll the table sideways to compare all three structures.
| Question | Private limited company | LLP | OPC |
|---|---|---|---|
| How will ownership work? | Plan shares, shareholder rights and director responsibilities. | Plan partner contribution, agreement terms and decision rights. | Review the single-member company model and applicable eligibility. |
| What is the funding plan? | Discuss investor expectations and the proposed equity structure. | Discuss partner contributions and whether future investors accept this model. | Consider how a future co-owner or funding round affects the structure. |
| What must be maintained? | Company records, applicable accounts, returns and event-based filings. | Partner records, accounts, annual LLP filings and agreement changes. | Applicable company records and filings; do not assume a single owner removes compliance. |
| What should be compared financially? | Initial professional and authority costs, recurring accounts and compliance, ownership changes and the tax position for the actual facts. No automatic saving is assumed. | ||
Match the structure to your plans
A consulting partnership should discuss contributions, work allocation, profit sharing and exits. A founder seeking outside equity should discuss investor terms and governance. A solo founder should compare the OPC and sole-owner alternatives using eligibility and ongoing obligations.
What the other checkers can tell you
The GST checker highlights preparation gaps; the trademark tool collects the offering and use facts for a class search. Neither checks a live government register. The export and GeM checkers organise operating facts, and the compliance tool identifies tracks to review without deciding statutory dates. Use the linked service guides for the next document and scope discussion.
EXPLORE THE NUMBERS
What could a better
conversion rate mean?
Model a business scenario using your own assumptions. All figures below are illustrative, not LIQUETAX client results.
ILLUSTRATIVE MONTHLY CHANGE
₹75,000Additional revenue in this scenario- Additional sales
- 25
- Contribution before growth spend
- ₹22,500
- Net after growth spend
- ₹7,500
- ROI on growth spend
- 50.0%
A scenario can show a loss. This is not a forecast or a performance guarantee.
See the calculation and assumptions
Additional sales = monthly visitors × (scenario conversion rate − current conversion rate) ÷ 100. Additional revenue = additional sales × average sale value. Contribution = additional revenue × contribution margin ÷ 100. Net = contribution − monthly growth spend. ROI = net ÷ monthly growth spend × 100.
Enter sale value excluding GST. Margin should account for your variable delivery costs. Traffic and sale value are held constant; refunds, seasonality, taxes and other fixed costs are not modelled. No data is sent when you change these inputs.