The Indian government has expanded the services offered at the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) to include bookkeeping, accounting, and taxation. These services, detailed in a recent gazette notification, will be provided by IFSC units and regulated by the IFSCA. However, there are restrictions, notably that these services must target non-residents and not involve the transfer of existing contracts from Indian entities.
Indian government has broadened the range of activities permissible at the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC). This expansion, outlined in a gazette notification issued by the Ministry of Finance, encompasses crucial financial services such as bookkeeping, accounting, taxation, and finan
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FAQ :
Bookkeeping, accounting, taxation, and financial crime compliance services have been added to the list of permissible activities at the IFSC.
These services are intended for non-residents whose businesses are not established through the division or restructuring of existing Indian businesses.
Yes, units operating within the IFSC are prohibited from offering services involving the transfer or receipt of existing contracts or work arrangements from their group entities within India.
These financial services will be subject to regulation by the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA).
The aim is to position the IFSC as a comprehensive financial hub, attract international businesses, and enhance India's standing in the global financial landscape.