The Haryana Labour Welfare Fund
March 1, 2024
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One important piece of legislation that controls the working conditions, rights, and responsibilities of employees in a range of settings, including shops, offices, and commercial establishments, is the Shop and Commercial Establishment Act. It creates a balanced and secure work environment by guaranteeing fair treatment, work hours, vacations, and other crucial elements.
Any citizen wishing to start a new store or begin a commercial enterprise under the authority of the Maharashtra government must register with the B Shops and Commercial Establishment Act, 1948.
Documentation needed to register a new store or commercial establishment in India
In India, the Shop and enterprise Act requires you to submit specific paperwork and data to the appropriate local government when registering a new store or commercial enterprise. Although state-by-state variations may exist in the specific criteria, the following is a broad list of documents and information often required for new registration:
1-Application Form: A properly completed application for Shop and Establishment Act registration. Usually, the relevant authorities or the local municipal corporation provides this form.
2-Proof of Identity and Address:
3-roof of Ownership or Tenancy:
4-Details of Establishment:
5-Number of Employees:
6-Nature of Business Activities:
7-Bank Account Details:
8-Photographs:
9-Other Documents:
Once you’ve acquired all the required paperwork, you may send it, along with the appropriate registration costs, to the designated authorities or the local municipal corporation. You will obtain the registration certificate following the verification process, which attests to the legal existence of your business and its adherence to the Shop and Establishment Act. A copy of the registration certificate should be kept on file at the facility since it might be needed for inspection.
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