Foreign Companies Coming to India

People from different regions of the globe are showing keen interest to invest in India. In addition to that, there have been multiple policies that are introduced to leverage the scope and opportunities for foreign enterprises in the Indian industry.

The several below mentioned topics can help you get well acquainted with the system in the right manner:

Incorporation of a Company in India

To initiate the process of establishment of a business in India, being a foreign firm, the first step should be setting up a business in the Indian market. It might be perceived as a challenge with respect to the judicial laws and legislation but with a wise approach, the establishment can be made easier. Thus, the business set up in India is an important milestone to travel through a successful journey of the establishment.

Start funding a business in India

A business if needs to leverage its capital then it requires funding. Funding a business can be done in several ways be it debt syndication, equity capital, or more. So, if you want to establish your business in India then start funding an Indian business.

Transfer of price regulations

For the multi-national corporations to run smoothly, transfer pricing regulation plays an important role. It helps in a convenient interactional transaction that takes place between an Indian and foreign business organization. Thus, transfer pricing regulations hold accountability for lawful international transactions.

Understanding the Expat Laws

Establishing businesses from other countries seem tough because of the difference in rules and jurisdiction. Thus, for the legitimate and successful building of a business expat laws should be looked at carefully.

What we do?

Our firm, specializes in providing these services:

  • Entity Structuring and Tax Advisory
  • Applicability of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Policy and Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA)
  • Approvals from Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB)
  • Approvals from Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
  • Incorporation of Legal Entity
  • Foreign Collaboration, Shareholders and Joint Venture Agreements
  • Foreign Remittance and Financial Closure
  • Industry specific approvals
  • Other Statutory approvals from Government /Regulators
  • Registration of Trademarks and Copyrights in India
  • Retainer model for ongoing support related to Corporate Secretarial, FEMA, Corporate Legal, Accounting & Tax advisory and Statutory Audit

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