Vijay Singh
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"India is no longer just an emerging market - it's a strategic headquarters for global growth." As businesses expand beyond borders, India continues to attract global entrepreneurs, NRIs, and foreign companies looking to scale in a dynamic, cost-effective, and innovation-driven economy. But how sho
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FAQ :
A 100% foreign subsidiary is a private limited company incorporated in India that is fully owned and controlled by a foreign entity or individual, operating as a separate legal entity under Indian law.
India's economy is dynamic and innovation-driven, with 100% FDI allowed in most sectors via the automatic route. Reforms like 'Make in India' and 'Ease of Doing Business' simplify processes, and the country offers a tech-savvy, English-speaking workforce and lower operational costs.
Key advantages include 100% ownership and control, operating as a separate legal entity which limits parent company risk, access to India's large market and talent pool, and potential tax and regulatory benefits.
Compliance includes annual filings with the Registrar of Companies (ROC), income tax and GST returns, RBI and FEMA reporting (like FC-GPR), and maintaining statutory records. Transfer pricing regulations also apply to intercompany transactions.
Yes, under the Companies Act, 2013, every Indian company, including a foreign subsidiary, must have at least one director who is a resident of India.
Transactions are subject to India's transfer pricing rules, requiring them to be at arm's length. These transactions are subject to audit and documentation requirements under Indian tax law.
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