"Advisory on various modes of setting up the designated operations in India and advising on tax and regulatory implications of the same i.e. as a Branch office, Liaison/Project office, wholly owned subsidiary or a Joint venture".
Foreign companies can conduct their business in India through its branch office which can be opened after obtaining a specific approval from Reserve Bank of India.
Foreign companies can set up wholly owned subsidiary companies in India in the form of private companies subject to FDI guidelines.
Foreign companies can set up JVs with Indian partners. There are no separate laws for JVs in India and laws governing domestic companies apply equally to JVs.
Incorporation and regulatory approvals would depend upon the entity and business structure that is chosen at the end of Phase 1. ie Branch Office, Subsidiary, JV etc. Accordingly, our scope shall be defined during the course of engagement.
All the statutory registrations like Goods & Service Tax and other applicable registrations would depend upon the entity and business structure that is chosen at the end of Phase 1. Accordingly, our scope can be furnished.