Plain answers to what people ask before they start. Cannot find yours? Ask us directly.
It depends on your turnover, what you supply and where you supply it. Some businesses must register; others choose to. We confirm what applies to you.
See GST registrationNote the deadline on it and do not ignore it. Share the notice with us and we will explain what it asks for and prepare the reply.
Legal consultation, advice and court matters are handled by advocates enrolled with the Bar Council of Tamil Nadu & Puducherry.
No. Structure, registrations and costs are easier to get right before you start.
Yes. We build the site and handle SEO, social media and ads, so it is found by the people you want to reach.
See websites and e-commerceSend an enquiry, email info@aroba.in, or WhatsApp or call +91 82480 12585. We review your requirement and reply through your preferred contact method.
It depends on the requirement and its scope. Any timeline is agreed with you before work begins.
One business decision or several: setup, structure, operations, compliance or growth. We agree the scope first.
Yes. Business, legal, tax and digital work can all be handled at AROBA, so the pieces fit together.
Property, marriage, firm and other registrations. Tell us what you need to register and we will confirm the documents.
Any documents related to the matter, such as notices, agreements or earlier orders, and a short account of what happened.
Yes. We file GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B for you and keep track of the due dates.
In many cases a revocation can be applied for. Share the cancellation order and we will tell you what is possible and the time limit that applies.
It depends on the scope. We agree a timeline with you during planning, before work starts.
Yes: domain registration, hosting and cloud, so everything is in one place.
Yes, we start with requirements and develop the design with you.
Often yes, by adding sensors or connecting to existing controls.
Data handling and privacy are planned up front and agreed with you.
Yes, the domain should always be registered in your business name.
Cost depends on scope. We start with the parts that save the most time and agree the scope in writing.
Often both, from one codebase. We recommend based on your users.
Yes. Designs follow accessibility guidelines for contrast, sizes and keyboard use.
Yes, you receive the final files for your use.
It depends on your goals and competition. You control the ad budget, paid directly to the platform.
Consistency matters more than volume. We agree a realistic calendar.
Usually several months to see steady results. It depends on competition and the site’s starting point.
Yes, with names and guest counts collected for you.
Yes. It focuses on one product or range and is designed to convert visitors on that product.
Selling through e-commerce operators often requires GST registration. See GST registration or ask us.
It depends on its term and state rules. Registration gives stronger evidence. We advise for your case.
It depends on the type of document and the property value as per state rules. We calculate it before you proceed.
Usually it is simpler than a contested divorce, though it still follows a legal process with waiting periods.
Keep copies of all documents and avoid statements without understanding your rights. Speak to an advocate early.
Often a notice is the first step, and in some cases it is required. The advocate will advise for your matter.
Yes. What you share is kept confidential.
We share a short written summary of what was discussed and recommended.
Selection can be based on risk factors or at random. It does not mean wrongdoing.
A final return is required after cancellation, and returns up to the cancellation date must be filed.
Changes to core fields need the officer’s approval; non-core changes are usually updated directly.
It depends on the case and the officer’s scrutiny. Complete documents reduce delays.
Further appeals to the High Court are possible on questions of law, in specific circumstances.
Yes, appeals must be filed within a time limit from the date of the order. Delay can mean losing the right to appeal.
Note the reply date written on it and do not ignore it. Share it with us and we will explain what it asks for and prepare the reply.
Applicability depends on turnover and category, and has changed over time. We check whether it applies to you for the year.
Yes. A nil return is still required for each period while you are registered.
It depends on turnover or gross receipts, the share of cash transactions, and whether you use presumptive taxation. We check this for your case.
It depends on your income sources: salary only, capital gains, business income, presumptive income or a firm. Use our ITR form finder, or ask us.
No. We help you choose and execute the right priorities; results depend on many factors.
Not always. Often the existing tools are enough once the process is clear.
We can prepare the plan in a format suited to your purpose, including the information banks usually ask for.
We work with commonly used accounting software and can keep your existing setup where it works.
Yes. Annual filings are required even if the LLP had no transactions.
Late filings attract additional fees and can lead to directors being disqualified. Catching up as early as possible limits the damage.
Yes, the government does not charge for registering on the official Udyam portal. Beware of websites that look official and charge fees.
There is no single certificate. Registrations such as GST or Udyam in the business name serve as proof of the business.
Registration is optional under the law, but an unregistered firm faces limits, for example in enforcing contracts through courts. Most firms register.
An individual who is an Indian citizen and resident in India can form an OPC, with a nominee.
In an LLP, partners are generally not personally liable for the LLP’s debts, and it is a separate legal entity. A regular partnership firm does not give that protection.
At least two directors and two shareholders; the same people can be both. At least one director must be resident in India.
It depends on how many owners there are, whether you need limited liability, and whether you plan to raise funds. A proprietorship is simplest; an LLP or company limits personal liability but has more compliance. We compare them for your case.
No. It works equally for running businesses that want to fix compliance, improve operations or plan growth.
Yes, prototype boards are built and assembled for testing.
Yes, together with our PCB design service.
Not always. Many useful tools work with modest data.
Yes, we can migrate it with minimal downtime.
Often yes, through integrations.
Yes, ownership and code handover are agreed in writing.
Yes, we can hand over designs to your developers.
Yes, we can refresh it while keeping recognition.
No. AROBA does not run advertisements for legal services.
Yes, see online ads.
No one can honestly guarantee rankings. We focus on the work that improves visibility and measure it.
Yes. It is designed for sharing one link on WhatsApp.
Yes, with payments, or it can collect enquiries.
Common Indian payment gateways can be integrated based on your needs.
Yes, documents can be reviewed and risks explained before you sign.
Registration is strongly advisable and needed for many purposes such as passports and visas.
Yes. Family matters are handled confidentially.
In many cases, yes. The advocate will explain the options.
It varies widely with the case and the court. Settlement is sometimes faster.
Legal consultation, advice and court matters are handled by advocates enrolled with the Bar Council of Tamil Nadu & Puducherry.
Yes, we can review your invoice format and process.
It depends on the period and records. Organised records shorten it.
Usually yes, by filing pending returns with dues and applying for revocation within the time allowed.
No. A change of PAN, such as a change in constitution, needs a fresh registration.
Yes, refunds must be claimed within a time limit from the relevant date.
It depends on the bench and its workload. We keep you updated at every stage.
Usually a pre-deposit of a part of the disputed tax is required to file the appeal. We calculate it for you.
An extension can sometimes be requested, but it is not automatic. Acting early keeps your options open.
Some can be reported; others cannot be corrected through the annual return. Reconciling early helps.
Smaller businesses may choose the QRMP scheme to file quarterly. We check eligibility and what suits your cash flow.
Yes. Voluntary registration lets you claim input tax credit and work with registered clients, but you must then file returns regularly.
Only a practising Chartered Accountant can sign it. AROBA prepares the work and coordinates with the CA.
Filing may still be useful or required in some cases, for example to claim a refund, carry forward losses, or meet visa and loan requirements.
Yes. Our Digital team handles websites, SEO, social media and ads if you choose.
Yes, through our IT Services, if an off-the-shelf tool does not fit.
It depends on scope. A focused plan can often be done in a few sessions.
Share them on WhatsApp, email or a shared folder; we tell you exactly what is needed.
Late filings attract additional fees that grow with delay, so filing on time, or catching up quickly, keeps costs down.
Yes, a company’s accounts are audited every year regardless of turnover.
Not always. GSTIN is needed where GST registration applies to the business.
Yes. A proprietorship and its owner are the same in law, so the owner is personally liable for business debts.
Yes, by amending the deed and updating the registration.
Yes, an OPC can be converted into a private limited company when it adds members or as rules allow.
An annual return and a statement of accounts and solvency with the Registrar, plus an income tax return. We provide a calendar.
Yes, if you have address proof and a no-objection letter from the owner where needed.
Yes. Businesses often start as proprietorships or partnerships and convert to an LLP or company later. Conversion has its own process and costs, so it helps to plan early.
A short note on your business and the decision you are facing. Share any registrations or notices you already have.
Ownership is agreed in writing before work starts.
Security and data storage are planned with you.
Most projects remove repetitive work so people can focus on what needs judgement.
Yes, with your own domain.
Ownership is agreed in writing before work begins.
Yes, with support and updates.
We prototype and review key journeys before building.
Yes, on-brand templates for posts and stories.
Ads can start bringing visits quickly, but campaigns improve with data over the first weeks.
Yes, posts can be scheduled in advance.
Yes, local SEO includes setting up and improving your Google Business Profile.
A few weeks before invitations go out is ideal.
A focused product site can usually be delivered faster than a full business site. We agree timelines during planning.
Yes, you get an admin to add products, prices and stock.
Yes, we can build it with an easy editor so your team can update content.
Templates often miss terms that matter for your situation.
Yes, documents can be reviewed before you commit.
Interim maintenance can be sought in many cases. The advocate will advise.
Yes. What you share is kept confidential.
Yes, through negotiation, mediation or arbitration where suitable.
A short summary of the matter and copies of any documents, notices or agreements.
We explain when they apply and how to comply.
You may be asked to pay with interest, or a notice may follow. We help you respond.
Input credit on stock held at cancellation may need to be paid back. We calculate it.
It depends on the officer’s review for core changes. Complete documents help.
You can reply to the deficiency memo or appeal the rejection order.
Usually yes, an additional pre-deposit applies at the tribunal stage.
Authorised representatives permitted under GST law can appear for you.
You can file an appeal within the time allowed. See GST appeals.
Due dates are set by the government and sometimes extended; check gst.gov.in.
Late fees and interest apply, and filing in order matters. We review what is pending and catch up.
You issue GST-compliant invoices and file returns such as GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B on schedule, even if there are no sales.
Start early. We can bring books up to date before the audit begins.
Mismatches with the AIS or Form 26AS are common. Share the notice and we will explain it and prepare the response.
Usually monthly, adjusted to what you need.
We speak with the people who do the work, then agree changes with you.
No. A clear plan improves your conversations with lenders and investors, but funding decisions are theirs.
Yes. We review and correct earlier records before starting monthly work.
Only above certain turnover or contribution limits. We check whether it applies to you.
Yes. We review what is pending and file the backlog in the right order.
There is no renewal, but details should be kept updated, especially after filing income tax returns.
Usually when risk, turnover, partners or funding needs grow. We can advise when the time is right.
An LLP limits personal liability; a partnership does not. We compare both for your case.
Some requirements are lighter, but annual filings with the Registrar and income tax returns still apply.
Yes, there is a process to convert an LLP into a company if your plans change.
Annual filings with the Registrar of Companies, an auditor appointment, board meetings and income tax returns, plus GST if registered. We share a calendar.
Not always. It depends on turnover, what you supply and where. Some businesses must register from the start, others choose to.
Yes. If you choose, AROBA can take up the registrations, filings, website or other work discussed, with the scope agreed in writing.
