"I am Jinal Shah, Ahmedabad based Practicing Company Secretary. More than seven years of experience Founder of JINAL SHAH & CO. (Compliance Partner for YOUR BUSINESS) "
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Did you know that without legal disclosure, your business website can get you into legal trouble even if you haven’t made a single sale? That’s 100% true. Make sure you have all the legal information on your website. So I’m in this article talking about what needs to be disclosed on the website.
Currently, the word ‘compliance’ is used everywhere. Compliance means that a company follows the applicable rules and laws. No one suffers when compliance is done correctly. But when it isn’t done correctly, you have to be prepared to pay hefty a penalty for non-compliance.
The purpose of simplifying the Udayam registration procedure by the MSME Ministry was to make it easier for MSME owners to register their enterprises under Udayam. Its primary goal is to stimulate and facilitate the growth of MSMEs in India and to provide all necessary support to MSMEs as a whole.
The trademark is the mark which depicts your trade. When people see your trademark (brand name), they can easily know the object of your business. Trademark is a marketing tool for your business. A trademark is a sign of commitment to the company, reputation, and integrity that helps the consumer in purchasing decisions.
The proprietorship is a popular business form due to its simplicity, ease of setup, and nominal cost. You could have one up and running within 15 days, which makes it very popular among the unorganised sector, especially in small traders and merchants.
Are you planning to start a food business in India? Carry on! But one thing to keep in mind is that, before starting any type of food business you have to be apply for registration or licence as per section 31 of Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 & rules made there under.
