Online Trade License Registration in India
Obtain the legal permit necessary for conducting business activities within a specific jurisdiction governed by the local municipality.
- No Hidden Charges
- Lowest Price Guarantee
No Hidden Charges
Lowest Price Guarantee
Meghana Woonna2024-03-06Expert advice, friendly staff, and excellent client serviceMOHD RAFIQ KHAN2024-03-01Made the GST filing process understandable for a layman like meRAMARAO IMMIDI M V R S2024-03-01Partnership formation advice was invaluable, truly professionalPRABHAKARA RAO2024-03-01Their guidance on trade license was clear and helpfulAvinash -ADMIN2024-03-01Very good servicesDSK Sai2024-03-01They are the best at what they do, highly recomendRam katla2024-03-01We registered LLP here, it was a good experienceVinay chowdary Kurra2024-03-01Flexible auditingkandukuri avinash2024-03-01Impressed with their knowledge and service quality.Charan Charan2024-03-01Best accounting team ever
Four Steps to Get Your Trade License
Fill the Form
Provide business details
Add to cart
Pay the required fee online
Submit Documents
Upload required papers
Certificate delivery
Official Document Delivery
Find the best plan for your needs
Standard Plan
+GST
Basic Plan
+
- Trade License Renewal for First Year
- MSME/UDYAM Registration
Premium Plan
+GST
Standard Plan
+
- PT Registration employees less than20
- Priority Processing
- Dedicated Account Manager
Overview of Copyright registration
Copyright registration in India is governed by the Copyright Act, 1957, and managed by the Copyright Office under the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT). It provides protection to creators of literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic works, as well as producers of cinematograph films and sound recordings. The registration process involves filing an application with the Copyright Office, along with the requisite fee and supporting documents, such as copies of the work, a declaration of ownership, and details of the authorship.
Once the application is submitted, it undergoes scrutiny for any discrepancies or objections, which, if any, must be resolved. Upon successful verification, a copyright certificate is issued, providing the creator with legal protection against unauthorized use, reproduction, and distribution of their work. This registration not only serves as prima facie evidence in court but also enhances the creator’s ability to enforce their rights and seek remedies in cases of infringement.
Copyright registration in India is governed by the Copyright Act, 1957, and managed by the Copyright Office under the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT). It provides protection to creators of literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic works, as well as producers of cinematograph films and sound recordings. The registration process involves filing an application with the Copyright Office, along with the requisite fee and supporting documents, such as copies of the work, a declaration of ownership, and details of the authorship.
Once the application is submitted, it undergoes scrutiny for any discrepancies or objections, which, if any, must be resolved. Upon successful verification, a copyright certificate is issued, providing the creator with legal protection against unauthorized use, reproduction, and distribution of their work. This registration not only serves as prima facie evidence in court but also enhances the creator’s ability to enforce their rights and seek remedies in cases of infringement.
Differences
Tabular comparison of trademarks, patents, and copyrights
Tabular comparison explaining the differences between trademark, patent, and copyright:
