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The Start Up Guide
ESOP Presentation by TREELIFE
IPR Simplified
Understanding The Startup Ecosystem
Taxation of Cryptocurrency in India
Understanding Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs)
Accounting made easy – 5 simple hacks
Non-Profit Organisation in India – Handbook
By Mustain Shaikh
Ten Things You Need to Know to About Starting Your Own E-commerce Business
By Garima Mitra
21 Women Share How They Overcome Entrepreneurial Challenges
By Priyanka Desai
Key highlights from Maharashtra state innovative startup policy 2018
By Jitesh Agarwal
With their financial and legal aid, Treelife Consulting solves a big problem for startups
By YourStory
Startup Equity 101: Simplifying Dilution, Valuations & More
By inc42
Karnataka’s new policy for startups to reimburse service tax paid by them
By K R Balasubramanyam
Exclusive Interview With Treelife Consulting
By Misha Sata
7 Areas of My Life That I Outsource So I Can Focus on Business
By Timothy Sykes
Hard-up startups come up with unique energy efficient products
By ET Bureau
Playbook for the startup registration process in India
Startup India is a flagship initiative of the Government of India. The campaign was first announced by Prime Minister, Narendra Modi in his speech on August 15, 2015. The Startup India Initiative is a part of the action plan to realise the government’s aim to create a networking platform for acceler
By Bhumi Bhangre
Front Featured , Legal
Issues faced while seeking Start-up India registration
The Startup India initiative was announced by Hon’ble Prime Minister of India on 15th August, 2015. The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), previously known as the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), is the nodal agency for dealing with matters related
Step wise process of winding up of a startup
Winding up is a process whereby the operations of the company are brought to an end and the the assets are collected and realised; and applied in payment of its debts; and when these are satisfied, the remaining amount is applied for returning to its members the sums which they have contributed to t
Compliance , Front Featured
Difference between Copyrights, Trademarks and Patents
The scope of IP is vast. But it is essential to have a good understanding of the most common rights that are offered through IP. The most commonly applied for are: 1. Copyrights; 2. Trademarks; and 3. Patents
By Nishi Shah
Raise Financial Services acquires upskilling platform Valuationary
By Pallavi Arun Verma , ETtech
Deal Street
Liaison office in India
The Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) defines Liaison Office (“LO”) as "a place of business to act as a channel of communication between the Principal place of business or Head Office by whatever name called and entities in India but which does not undertake
By Anviti
Compliance , Front Featured , Legal
Resolutions in a Board Meeting and General Meeting
Since company is an artificial person it requires the BOD or the members to take decisions on its behalf .Decisions are either taken in a Board Meeting held among the BOD or in a General Meeting held among the members of the company.
Startup Valuations
Startup valuation methods are the ways in which a startup business owner can work out the value of their company. These methods are important because more often than not startups are at a pre-revenue stage in their life-span so there aren't any hard facts or revenue figures to base the value of the
Finance
Binding Nature of a Term Sheet
In the event of any corporate action, including but not limited to business transfer, joint venture, acquisition and merger, occurring in between two parties, Term Sheet is one of the vital documents
By Devbrat Singh
5 Key Pointers required in a SaaS Agreement
In this article let’s understand some key things that should definitely form part of any SaaS Agreement.
By Shradha Jain
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