All businesses operating in India, whether as shops, offices, or commercial establishments, are required to register under the Shops and Establishments Act governed by respective state laws. This registration legalizes your business’s commercial presence and is essential for obtaining licenses, opening current accounts, and applying for other registrations.
At H S Lalwani & Co., we assist with hassle-free Shop & Establishment Act Registration and Professional Tax (PT) Registration for sole proprietors, partnerships, LLPs, and companies—ensuring full legal compliance for your business.
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