SHOP & Establishment Registration

Vendor-based contracts involve formal agreements between a company and an external supplier to provide goods or services, ensuring quality and compliance.




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Required Documents

  • Parties Aadhaar & Communication Address
  • Company MOA / GST
  • Board Resolution (Optional)
  • Benefits of Shop & Establishment Registration

    1. Identification:

    A definition of the parties the contract applies to

    2.An offer

    The promise that one or both parties will (or will not, in the case of non-disclosure agreements) perform a specific action.

    3. Consideration

    Something of value is promised in exchange for the actions.

    4.Acceptance

    An expression that both parties agree to the terms.

    5. Awareness

    Proof (such as signatures) demonstrating that both parties clearly understand and agree to the contract.

    6.Capacity

    i.e. each signatory has demonstrated the “legal capacity” to understand what they’re signing.

    7.Legality

    All contracts are subject to the laws of the jurisdiction under which they operate.

    FAQ

    Shop and Establishment registration is a legal requirement for businesses, including shops, commercial establishments, restaurants, and cafes, to operate legally. It helps in regulating the working conditions and ensures the rights of employees are protected.

    Any business, including shops, offices, warehouses, restaurants, cafes, or any commercial establishment, needs to register under this act.

    You can apply online through the official website of your state’s labor department or visit the local municipal office. The process usually involves filling out a form and submitting necessary documents.

    Typically, you need proof of business address, identity proof of the owner, a rental agreement (if applicable), PAN card, and details of employees.

    Once you submit all the required documents, it usually takes 7-15 working days to receive the registration certificat

    Yes, most states require annual renewal of the registration. Be sure to check the renewal period and process for your state.

    It provides legal recognition for your business, helps in obtaining bank loans, and ensures compliance with labor laws, protecting both the employer and employees.

    Non-registration can result in fines, penalties, and legal action by the authorities. It may also impact your business’s credibility and ability to secure loans or licenses.

    Yes, it is mandatory to display the registration certificate at a visible place in your business premises.

    Term loans are for specific purposes like machinery purchase, while working capital loans are for day-to-day operational expenses.

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