A legal entity of a company is a distinct entity that has legal rights and responsibilities separate from its owners, allowing it to enter contracts, sue, and be sued.

Drafting is the process of creating legal documents that clearly and accurately articulate the intentions, agreements, and rights of parties involved, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and facilitating a smooth legal process.

A company registration typically requires a Memorandum of Association, Articles of Association, Form INC-32 (SPICe), Form INC-33 (e-MOA), Form INC-34 (e-AOA), PAN Card of Directors, and Address Proof of Registered Office.

The process to open a Private Limited company involves steps like obtaining Digital Signature Certificates (DSC), applying for Director Identification Numbers (DIN), reserving a unique company name, filing SPICe+ forms, and obtaining the Certificate of Incorporation.

The validity of a trademark in India is ten years from the date of registration, with the option for renewal every ten years.

Tax accounting is a structure of accounting methodologies focusing on taxes instead of annual audited financial statements, following specific tax accounting standards like ICDS in India, and applying to taxable income computation for individuals, businesses, and corporations.

The time period for trademark application varies, typically taking around 18-24 months from application to registration, subject to any objections or oppositions.

The purpose of legal documentation is to establish and protect rights, obligations, and agreements between parties, ensuring clarity, compliance, and enforceability in legal matters.

Secretarial compliances are mandatory laws and regulations for companies, including the Companies Act, 2013, SEBI regulations, and Listing Regulations, requiring statutory registers, board meetings, corporate governance, and timely filings.