Why Setup Business in India
India is one of the biggest and fastest growing economies in the world with plethora of opportunities. The ease of doing business, growth potential, extensive trade network, competitive tax system, well developed financial system, extensive population, and various start-up schemes are attracting foreign investors to invest in India.
The inflow of foreign investment into a business in India is known as a foreign direct investment (FDI), which can be either through the automatic or approval route.Our handbook on Foreign Investment elucidate the permitted and prohibited sectors of investment, limits of investment, form filings and other compliances as required to be undertaken in Foreign Exchange Management (Non-debt Instruments) Rules, 2019.
We at CorpAcumen Global provide a complete guide for making investments in India through various types of entities and approvals required thereof. Our professional team is readily prepared to help you decide the best suitable entity and create the tax advantageous structure, basis the needs of your business.
Ways to invest in India
| Register as an entity in India by way of setting up | ||
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| Subsidiary company (Private or Public) | Wholly owned Subsidiary (WOS) | The foreign entity/ company holds 100% of the equity capital. |
| Joint Venture (JV) | Foreign entity may enter into a joint venture with any person, whether Indian or foreign party. | |
| Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) | Wholly owned capital structure | The foreign entity/ company holds 100% of the capital of LLP. |
| Joint Venture (JV) | Foreign entity may enter into a joint venture with any person, whether Indian or foreign party, and hold required amount of capital. |
| Registration as a foreign company by way of setting up under automatic or approval route of RBI | ||
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| Project Office | Branch Office | Liasion Office |