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Set Up Your Business in India with Confidence

India has emerged as one of the world’s most attractive destinations for foreign direct investment (FDI). With a large pool of skilled professionals, competitive tax rates, strong legal framework, and government initiatives such as Make in India and Ease of Doing Business, India offers an ideal ecosystem for global companies.

Indian Taxpert provides end-to-end India Entry Services for foreign businesses looking to establish, expand, or operate in India smoothly and compliantly.

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    Why Choose – India for Global Expansion?

    India combines economic stability, policy transparency, and long-term growth potential, making it a strategic destination for international companies.

    βœ” Corporate tax rates as low as 15%–25%
    βœ” Large pool of young, skilled & cost-effective workforce
    βœ” Strong push under Make in India 2.0
    βœ” Rapidly expanding industrial & logistics infrastructure
    βœ” One of the fastest-growing global economies
    βœ” Stable democracy with predictable regulatory policies

    India Entry Options for Foreign Companies

    Foreign companies can enter the Indian market either through a foreign entity presence or by forming an Indian legal entity, depending on business objectives and long-term plans.

    Foreign Entity Presence

    Entry as a Foreign Company

    • Liaison / Representative Office
    • Branch Office
    • Project Office
    • Extension of foreign parent company
    • Restricted scope of permitted activities
    • Corporate tax rate up to 35%
    • Not eligible for local government tenders
    Indian Legal Entity

    Entry as an Indian Company

    • Wholly Owned Subsidiary
    • Joint Venture Company
    • Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)
    • Separate legal entity in India
    • Treated at par with Indian companies
    • Corporate tax rate between 15%–25%
    • Eligible for tenders, incentives & subsidies

    Confused About the Right Structure?

    Indian regulatory laws, FEMA provisions, and FDI policies can be complex. Our FDI & FEMA specialists offer a free initial consultation to help you choose the most suitable India entry route.

    How Indian Taxpert Helps Foreign Companies

    We support global businesses at every stage of their India entry journey β€” from strategic planning to long-term operational compliance.

    Phase 1

    Before Set-Up

    • India entry strategy advisory
    • Selection of appropriate legal structure
    • FEMA & FDI policy guidance
    • Initial tax & labour law overview
    Phase 2

    During Set-Up

    • Company / LLP incorporation
    • RBI & ROC filings
    • GST, IEC & statutory registrations
    • Bank account opening & approvals
    Phase 3

    After Set-Up

    • Payroll & bookkeeping
    • Tax filings & annual compliances
    • Labour law compliance
    • Transfer pricing & expatriate taxation

    India Entry Structures for Foreign Companies

    Foreign companies can choose from multiple India entry structures based on ownership preference, compliance flexibility, taxation, and business objectives.

    Indian Entity

    Wholly Owned Subsidiary (WOS)

    A WOS allows 100% foreign ownership and complete operational control in India. Ideal for manufacturing, trading and hiring employees.

    • βœ” Full management control
    • βœ” Long-term market presence
    • βœ” Eligible for Make in India & PLI schemes
    • βœ” Manufacturing tax rate as low as 15%
    • βœ” 100% FDI allowed in most sectors (automatic route)
    πŸ“Œ RBI reporting through FC-GPR is mandatory post incorporation.
    Indian Entity

    Joint Venture Company

    A Joint Venture involves equity participation between a foreign company and an Indian partner.

    • βœ” Shared investment & risk
    • βœ” Access to local expertise
    • βœ” Suitable for regulated or large projects
    • βœ” Useful where FDI caps apply
    • βœ” Eligible for government incentives
    πŸ“Œ FDI reporting norms apply similar to a wholly owned subsidiary.
    Indian Entity

    LLP with Foreign Investment

    FDI in LLPs is permitted only in sectors allowing 100% FDI under automatic route without performance-linked conditions.

    • βœ” Lower compliance cost
    • βœ” Flexible management structure
    • βœ” Shared control & profit
    • βœ” Income tax rate: 30%
    πŸ“Œ Foreign investment must be reported to RBI via FC-GPR.
    Foreign Entity

    Branch Office

    A Branch Office allows limited business activities in India as an extension of the foreign parent company.

    • βœ” Import & export activities
    • βœ” Consultancy & R&D services
    • βœ” Technical & IT services
    • βœ” Parent company representation
    • ❌ No retail trading or manufacturing (outside SEZs)
    βœ” Net worth: USD 100,000 | βœ” 5 years profitability | βœ” Tax: 35%
    Foreign Entity

    Liaison Office

    A Liaison Office acts purely as a communication channel between the foreign parent and Indian market.

    • βœ” Market research
    • βœ” Promotion of exports / imports
    • βœ” Technical & financial collaboration
    • ❌ No revenue-generating activities
    βœ” Net worth: USD 50,000 | βœ” 3 years profitability | βœ” Valid for 3 years
    Foreign Entity

    Project Office

    Suitable for executing a specific short-term project in India.

    • βœ” Valid project contract in India
    • βœ” Funded via inward remittance or international financing
    • βœ” RBI approval (general or specific)
    Indian Taxpert provides end-to-end approvals and compliance support.

    Popular FDI & India Entry Resources

    • Sector-wise FDI limits
    • Automatic vs Government route
    • FDI restrictions (Press Note 3)
    • Indian subsidiary vs branch office
    • RBI reporting & compounding of offences
    • Hague Convention & document legalisation