SP & SC — Legal and Taxation Service
Est. 2019  ·  Legal & Taxation Advisory

Legal and taxation advisors for businesses building with ambition.

SP & SC advises founders, growing companies, and established enterprises on incorporation, GST, income tax, contracts, and routine compliance — with deadlines tracked internally and documents kept in access-logged data rooms.

Get your incorporation, GST, tax or compliance filing done — accurately, on time.

At a glance

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Entities helped

Since 2019

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Filings prepared

ROC · GST · IT

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Years advising

Founded 2019

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Advisor-led delivery

Named advisor on every file

SP & SC is a hands-on legal and taxation advisory. We work with founders, growing companies, and established enterprises across incorporation, GST, income tax, contracts, and routine compliance. Numbers above are maintained internally and shared on request.

The Pillar Explorer

Three pillars. One trusted team.

Explore what we help with under each pillar. Every engagement is handled by a dedicated advisor.

The standard we hold ourselves to

Four commitments, put in writing.

These aren't slogans — every one appears in the engagement letter we sign with each client. If we fall short of any of them, our fee for that matter is refunded in full.

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Line-item quotations, signed before we start.

Every engagement letter separates our advisory fees from statutory fees, filing fees, and third-party charges. Fixed scope. No revised invoices mid-matter.

Standard since 2019

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One named advisor per matter.

Every client is assigned a named advisor on the engagement letter. No rotating queues, no offshore handoffs, no bots on the first call.

Direct advisor access

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Statutory deadlines tracked internally.

ROC, GST, TDS, and income-tax dates for every client are logged in an internal compliance calendar reviewed weekly.

Reviewed every Monday

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Documents held in access-logged data rooms.

Client documents sit in encrypted vaults with role-based permissions and a downloadable access log. Nothing is emailed as an attachment.

Encrypted storage

Office workflow

How a matter moves through the office.

The stages below reflect the firm's actual operating procedure — the artefact produced at each step, the person accountable, and the internal checkpoint before it advances. Reproduced from the firm's internal SOP.

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Intake

Activity

  • Written brief received via the consultation form or email.
  • Conflict-of-interest check against the client register.
  • Partner reviews the brief and identifies the applicable act, section, and forum.
  • Where required, a preliminary call is scheduled to clarify scope.

Responsible

Partner + intake associate

Artefact

Matter Reference Number · Preliminary Scope Note

Checkpoint · SLA

Partner sign-off before intake is closed.

Same business day for acknowledgement · Scope note within 2 business days

02

Verification

Activity

  • Client KYC — PAN, Aadhaar (masked), incorporation certificate, board resolution as applicable.
  • Document authenticity check against MCA / GSTN / income-tax portals where relevant.
  • Existing filings pulled from statutory portals and reconciled with client-provided papers.
  • Discrepancies logged in the matter's working paper, not verbally resolved.

Responsible

Associate under partner supervision

Artefact

Verified Document Register · Reconciliation Working Paper

Checkpoint · SLA

Working paper initialled by the associate and countersigned by the partner.

3–5 business days depending on volume

03

Engagement letter

Activity

  • Line-item quotation separating professional fees from statutory / government / third-party fees.
  • Scope, timeline, deliverables, and exclusions stated on the letter.
  • Two signed copies exchanged before any billable work begins.

Responsible

Partner

Artefact

Engagement Letter · Fee Schedule

Checkpoint · SLA

No filing or drafting starts before the counter-signed letter is on file.

Issued within 1 business day of verification close

04

Drafting & filing

Activity

  • Draft prepared against a matter-specific checklist tied to the applicable form.
  • Senior review with tracked changes; second review only if material changes are made.
  • Filing on the relevant portal (MCA V3, GSTN, income-tax e-filing, IP India, RBI FIRMS) with SRN / ARN captured.
  • Filing receipt and challans stored in the client's data-room folder within 24 hours of filing.

Responsible

Advisor drafts · Senior advisor reviews · Files with the authority

Artefact

Filed forms · SRN / ARN · Payment challans · Signed drafts

Checkpoint · SLA

Senior sign-off on the review sheet before submission.

Per engagement-letter timeline

05

Compliance delivery

Activity

  • Client's downstream statutory dates added to the internal compliance calendar.
  • Calendar reviewed every Monday at 09:30 IST by the practice head.
  • Reminders issued to the client 14, 7, and 2 days ahead of every statutory date.
  • Post-filing debrief note issued for matters with hearings, orders, or ongoing obligations.

Responsible

Partner + compliance calendar owner

Artefact

Compliance Calendar entries · Reminder log · Debrief note (where applicable)

Checkpoint · SLA

Monday review minutes recorded and signed by the practice head.

Weekly review · Reminders per calendar

06

Archival

Activity

  • Complete matter file — briefs, drafts, filings, correspondence, invoices — moved to the encrypted archive.
  • Access log frozen and retained for the statutory retention period.
  • Client receives a matter-close note with the archive index and instructions to request records.

Responsible

Firm administrator

Artefact

Archived Matter Bundle · Access Log · Close Note

Checkpoint · SLA

Two-person sign-off (associate + administrator) before archival.

Within 10 business days of matter close

Ref: Internal SOP v3.2 · Reviewed quarterly by the practice head

Who we serve

Built to advise a two-person team on day one — and a 200-crore group by year five.

Filter by company type to jump straight to the service pillar that fits — scope scales with you, care does not.

Client identities and counts are held in confidence under Bar Council of India Rule 36. The categories above describe real engagement types across our practice and are verifiable on request under a mutual NDA.

Proof, not promises

What clients experience, what we commit to in writing.

Bar Council of India Rule 36 restricts what we may publish about individual matters. Everything below is either verifiable on request under a mutual NDA, or documented as a written commitment in our engagement letter.

Client voices

Anonymized under Rule 36

Client references — from founders, growing companies, and established enterprises we have worked with — are shared privately once a mutual NDA is in place. This keeps client identity and matter facts confidential.

In the interim, our anonymized matter insights document the specific forms, sections, and procedural steps applied — with outcomes.

Data room

Controls, not adjectives

  • Encryption at rest

    Every document uploaded to your file lives in an encrypted vault; keys are rotated on defined cycles.

  • Role-based access, per matter

    Access is scoped to the advisor assigned to your file. No team-wide read access, no third-party sharing without your written consent.

  • Audit trail, retained

    Every view, download, and upload is logged with timestamp and IP. Trails are retained for the statutory limitation period applicable to the matter.

Confidential · Shared only within your engagement team

Timelines we sign

Written into the engagement letter

  • Brief acknowledgement2 business hours
  • Scoped fee estimate1 business day
  • Incorporation (SPICe+)7–14 days
  • TM filing · ™ receipt24 hours
  • GST registration3–7 days
  • Notice response · 143(2)30 days
  • ROC annual filingsFiled 15 days pre-deadline

Statutory processing times are outside firm control and stated separately; the SLAs above cover work we deliver directly.

Resources & AISO

Deep, structured insight — built to be cited.

Every article is written by our team of advisors and marked up with semantic HTML so LLM search engines quote us accurately.

Compliance

The Ultimate New Business Compliance Checklist for 2026

Every ROC, GST, and labour filing a newly incorporated Indian company must complete in its first 12 months — with due dates and forms.

Read the guide
Contracts

Founders' Agreements: Clauses That Prevent Real Disputes

Vesting, IP assignment, and exit mechanics — the four clauses we insist on in every founders' agreement before the first hire.

Read the guide
Taxation

Section 80-IAC vs Section 56(2)(viib): Which Startup Exemption First?

Sequencing DPIIT-linked tax exemptions correctly saves founders significant capital and audit friction.

Read the guide

Snapshot

Entity Choice at a Glance

EntityTimelineCompliance LoadBest For
Private Limited10–15 daysHighVC-fundable startups
LLP10–15 daysMediumProfessional services firms
OPC10–15 daysMediumSolo founders wanting limited liability
Sole Proprietorship3–5 daysLowFreelancers & local traders

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Tell us what you need in plain language. An advisor — not an intake bot — reads every submission and replies with a scoped fee estimate, applicable statutory fees, and an expected timeline. No obligation to engage.

  • Kept confidential, shared only within your engagement team.
  • Documents held in encrypted, access-logged vaults.
  • No fees charged for the initial review.

Multi-entity group, listed company, or cross-border transaction? Use the enterprise intake for a partner-led response within one business day.

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