Step Wise Guide to Establish a Subsidiary Company in India by a Foreign Corporation
Overview : A company may be easily registered by foreigners or by one or more foreign corporations as shareholders to
Overview : A company may be easily registered by foreigners or by one or more foreign corporations as shareholders to
Overview : The guide describes the concept of document legalisation within the Commonwealth and discusses its advantages, particularly in establishing
Overview : In today’s competitive corporate era, a subsidiary is one of the most attractive options for large companies/corporations to
Overview : For a Foreign Company, incorporating a Wholly-Owned Subsidiary in India is the most efficient way to hit the
Overview : With several anticipations of better and higher economic growth probability and strong key contributing factors like cost-effective and
Overview : The number of Foreign companies looking to tap into the Indian market has shot up dramatically in recent
Overview : The Incorporation of a foreign company subsidiary in India is a fully online and application-based process. As with
Overview : In India, foreign companies are permitted to incorporate their subsidiary company in India without requiring any approval from
Overview: India has over a billion people and a growing middle class, making it a massive and attractive market, especially
Overview: Setting up a Branch Office (BO) or Liaison Office (LO) in India helps foreign companies explore the vast and
Overview : Branch Offices are the alternative offices that are generally set up in different locations other than the head/main
Press Note 3 (2020 Series) was issued by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) on 17
Overview : This article explains the requirements for registration with the Local Police Authority for the branch office (BO), liaison office (LO),
According to the Income Tax Act, the taxation of NRE NRO FCNR is mandatory in India. An NRI (Non-Resident Indian) generating income
The foreign investment by NRI in Indian Company is regulated by Master Direction – Foreign Investment in India issued by
For most of the sectors, foreign direct investment (FDI) is allowed in the company as well as LLP in India,
As per India’s Foreign Exchange Management Act 1999, NRI refers to an Indian citizen or foreign national of an Indian
Overview : Foreign Businesses can establish their footprint in India by setting up several entities, each for a different purpose.
Overview : Witnessing the rapid growth of India, more foreign nationals or NRIs are seeing it as a desirable investment
Overview : Similar to the Indian Directors, Foreign Directors play a vital role in the operations as well as overall