Business & Regulatory Certifications
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Government and regulatory certificates you need to run your business, take part in tenders, prove product quality or work in specific sectors, all handled end to end by Om Jha & Associates.
Why Business Certifications Matter
Statutory certificates and licences are often a legal requirement to start operations, import or export, sell food products or operate a factory. Others, such as ISO, MSME and Startup India recognition, build credibility and unlock subsidies, bank loans, tax benefits and preference in government tenders.
Our Certification Services
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ISO Certification
ISO 9001 (quality management), ISO 27001 (information security), ISO 14001 (environmental management) and other standards.
View Details →MSME / Udyam Certificate
Statutory certificate for micro, small and medium enterprises, with subsidy, loan and tender benefits.
View Details →FSSAI License / Registration
Food safety certificate for manufacturers, packers, caterers, traders and other food businesses.
View Details →Import Export Code (IEC)
Lifetime code issued by DGFT for import and export transactions.
View Details →Startup India (DPIIT Recognition)
Recognition for eligible startups, with tax benefits and fast-tracked IPR.
View Details →Trade License / Shops & Establishment
Local registration to run commercial premises, issued by the municipal or labour department.
View Details →Pollution Board NOC (CTE / CTO)
Consent to Establish and Consent to Operate from the State Pollution Control Board.
View Details →APEDA Registration
Registration-cum-Membership Certificate for exporters of agricultural and processed food products.
View Details →GeM Registration
Seller registration on the Government e-Marketplace to sell to government departments.
View Details →GST Registration
GSTIN for businesses crossing the turnover limit or making inter-state or e-commerce supplies.
View Details →80G & 12AB Registration
Tax-exemption registration for trusts and NGOs, and donor deduction certificates.
View Details →NGO Darpan Registration (NITI Aayog)
Unique ID for NGOs on the NGO Darpan portal, needed for government grants and CSR.
View Details →Business & Regulatory Certifications (Government / Statutory)
- ISO Certification: proof of quality and management standards, for example ISO 9001 (Quality Management), ISO 27001 (Information Security) and ISO 14001 (Environmental Management)
- MSME / Udyam Certificate: statutory certificate for micro, small and medium enterprises, giving access to subsidies, bank loans and tender preference
- FSSAI License / Registration: certificate from the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India for food business operators in manufacturing, packaging, catering and trading
- Import Export Code (IEC): a lifetime code issued by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) for import and export transactions
- Startup India (DPIIT Recognition): recognition for eligible startups, with access to the startup tax holiday (old Section 80-IAC and its corresponding provision under the Income-tax Act, 2025) and fast-tracked IPR
- Trade License / Gumasta (Shops & Establishment): local certificate from the municipal corporation or labour department to run commercial premises
- Pollution Board NOC (CTE / CTO): Consent to Establish and Consent to Operate from the State Pollution Control Board
- NGO Darpan Registration (NITI Aayog): unique ID for trusts, societies and Section 8 companies on the NGO Darpan portal of NITI Aayog, required to apply for government grants and schemes and widely used for CSR funding
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Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on your activity: most need GST and Udyam; food businesses need FSSAI; importers and exporters need IEC; factories may need Pollution NOC and Shops & Establishment or factory licences. We advise you on the exact list.
No, it is voluntary, but it is often required in tenders and by large clients as proof of quality.
Yes, IEC does not expire, but it must be updated on the DGFT portal every year between April and June, even if there are no changes.
Small food businesses below the prescribed turnover take basic registration; larger businesses need a State or Central licence depending on turnover and activity.
Eligible startups can apply for a tax holiday, get faster patent and trademark processing with fee rebates, and relaxations in public procurement.
Udyam and IEC are usually issued quickly online, while FSSAI licences, ISO and Pollution NOC depend on inspection and documentation.