Choosing a business structure comes down to three questions: do you plan to raise outside capital, how many owners are involved, and how much compliance overhead can you take on in year one.
A Private Limited Company is the default choice if you plan to raise funding — investors expect it, and it supports issuing shares. An LLP suits professional partnerships with lower compliance needs and no plans to raise VC money. An OPC works for a single founder who wants limited liability without bringing in a co-founder just to satisfy a two-director requirement.
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