Most business dreams don't fail in the market. They stall in the paperwork.
This is why Corpunex exists.
The story we keep hearing
It almost always starts the same way: with an idea someone can't stop thinking about.
A founder finds a co-founder, picks a name, maybe even designs a logo. They're ready to build. Then the questions start. Private Limited or LLP? What's a DIN? Why was the name rejected? Which documents, signed how, sent where?
Friends give different answers. Websites show one price and add three more later. Somewhere along the way, a form is filed with the wrong detail, and nobody notices.
Months later, a notice arrives. A late fee for a filing they'd never heard of. A bank that won't open the account. An investor's lawyer asking why the shares were never properly issued. The energy that should have gone into the product goes into fixing paperwork instead. Some founders push through. Some quietly give up.
None of this happens because founders are careless. It happens because nobody explained the system to them.

Where it usually goes wrong
These are the mistakes we see first-time founders make most often. Every one of them is avoidable.
Choosing a structure by price
The cheapest option today can mean converting the whole company later, just as an investor is ready to sign.
A name that's already taken
The name gets rejected, the logo is already printed, and the launch slips by weeks.
A quote that grows
A low headline price, then stamp duty, signatures and certification added one by one.
Missing the first-year deadlines
Nobody mentions the auditor appointment or the 180-day declaration, until the late fees arrive.
Mixing personal and business money
It feels harmless early on. At tax time, and in an investor's due diligence, it isn't.
Thinking registration is the finish line
The certificate is the start. Every company has filings to make every year, even with no sales.
Why we built Corpunex
We wanted to be the advisor every first-time founder deserves: one who explains before filing, prices everything up front, and is still there long after the certificate arrives.
Our team of Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries and advocates handles the registrations, tax and filings, so founders can spend their energy on the thing they set out to build.
What we do differently
We explain before we file
You'll know what each form does, why you need it and what happens next, in plain words.
Every cost, up front
Your quote shows government fees, digital signatures and our fee on separate lines before anything starts. Government fees are charged at exactly what the government charges.
We stay after the certificate
Your first-year calendar, your GST returns, your yearly filings. We remind you before each one is due.
What we help with
See all services- Business registrationPrivate Limited companies, LLPs, OPCs, proprietorships and other structures.
- Startup servicesDPIIT recognition, Startup Odisha, Udyam and startup documents.
- GST and taxGST registration and returns, TDS, and income tax returns.
- Licences and registrationsFSSAI, Import Export Code, Shops and Establishments, professional tax and more.
- Trademark and IPTrademark search, filing, objections, renewals, copyright, design and patents.
- Corporate complianceAnnual ROC filings, director KYC and event-based MCA filings.
- Accounting and bookkeepingMonthly books, payroll, MIS reports and audit support.
- Legal documentsFounder, shareholder, employment, client and vendor agreements.
- NGO registrationSection 8 companies, trusts, societies, and 12A and 80G registration.
Get in touch
Email us, or ask for a call back and an advisor will ring you.
- contact@corpunex.com
- Offices
- Bhubaneswar, Odisha · New Delhi
- Hours
- Mon–Sat, 9:30am–6:30pm IST
Corpunex is an independent advisory firm and is not part of any government body. Filings are prepared and certified by qualified Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries and advocates. Registrations and approvals are granted only by the relevant authorities, such as MCA, GSTN, DPIIT and the Trade Marks Registry. Fees and timelines are estimates and depend on government processing.
Have an idea you can't stop thinking about?
Let's get the paperwork right from day one, so nothing stands between you and building it.