Speciality desk

Funding and paperwork, in the right order

Plant it properly and it grows

Most government startup schemes have eligibility rules about entity type, registration date and compliance status. Miss them while you are busy building, and the funding you qualified for is gone before you apply. We run both tracks together.

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Incorporation in parallel Scheme eligibility protected Compliance kept current

What we handle

Two tracks, run together

The funding is the visible half. The other half is what decides whether you are eligible for it.

The funding

Term loans and working capital for a business without years of financials behind it — assessed on the plan, the promoters and whatever traction exists.

Term loans for setup and equipment
Working capital once there is revenue
Scheme-backed lending where you qualify

Incorporation

Getting the entity right at the start. Private limited, LLP or proprietorship changes what you can raise, how you are taxed, and which schemes will even look at you.

Entity chosen against what you plan to raise
Registration, PAN, TAN, GST where applicable

Scheme eligibility

Central and state schemes carry conditions on entity type, age of the business, turnover and sector. Most are lost by default rather than by rejection.

Eligibility checked before the window closes
Registrations completed in the right sequence

Staying compliant

Annual filings, statutory registers and returns. Dull, and the reason an otherwise fundable business gets turned down at diligence.

Filings tracked rather than remembered
Clean records for the next round

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Why the order matters

Eligibility is usually lost, not refused

A scheme that requires a private limited company will not accept a proprietorship, however good the business is. A scheme with a five-year age limit does not care that you were building rather than filing. These are not judgement calls a lender makes about you — they are gates that were already shut by the time the application arrived.

Which is why the incorporation work and the funding work belong in the same conversation. Doing them in sequence, with a gap in the middle, is how founders find out too late.

FAQ

Questions people actually ask

Do I need to be incorporated before I approach you?

No, and it is often better if you are not. The entity type affects what you can raise and which schemes will consider you, so choosing it with the funding in view beats choosing it first and discovering the constraint afterwards.

Is this equity or debt?

Debt, and scheme-backed lending. We arrange loans and facilities. We are not a venture fund and we do not take equity in your business.

Which schemes might I be eligible for?

It depends on sector, entity type, age of the business and where in Maharashtra you operate, and the schemes themselves change. We check the current position when you come to us rather than publishing a list here that will be out of date in a quarter.

What if the business is already running?

That is usually easier, not harder. Existing revenue widens what is available. Where it can get complicated is if the entity type or compliance history now blocks something — which is exactly what we look at first.

How long does it take?

Incorporation is typically one to two weeks. Funding depends on the facility and the lender. Where a scheme deadline is involved we will tell you at the start whether it is realistically reachable.

Start with the eligibility check

Tell us where the business is today. We will tell you what is open to you and what is about to close.

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Application forms are being finalised. Until they are live, call or email us and we will start your application directly.