APBN Consulting assists in choosing the suitable business format in India, including options such as Foreign company, Liaison Office, Branch Office, Project Office, Indian company, or Limited Liability Partnership (Foreign LLP), subject to regulatory conditions.
India, ranked 63rd in the 2020 ease of doing business index, continues to progress with major FDI reforms in defense, construction development, pensions, pharmaceuticals, broadcasting, and civil aviation. Foreign investors can invest in India either independently or through a joint venture based on sector-specific policies.
Our role begins with exploring the right market, conducting market research, developing a business plan, strategizing, and selecting the location and office space.
After preliminary research, we assist in structuring the entity, including the type of entity, capital structure, local partnerships, management structure, and FDI compliances. Our expert team completes all necessary documentation for entity registration, including address documents, Director Identification Number (DIN), Digital Signature Certificate (DSC), name search and approval, filing of registration application, and obtaining the Registration Certificate (RC).
Upon entity registration, we move forward to commence commercial operations. Based on the nature and scale of activity, we apply for registrations such as PAN, TAN, IEC, GST, PF, PT, etc. Our team assists in bank account opening, obtaining necessary registrations and licenses, and filing tax returns and compliances. We have a trained team to manage accounting and regulatory compliances.
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MSME registration, also known as Udyam Registration in India, is done through an online process on udyamregistration.gov.in. It allows MSMEs to avail benefits such as the Credit Guarantee Scheme, Public Procurement Policy, additional advantages in government tenders, and protection against delayed payments. MSMEs also become eligible for priority sector lending from banks.
DPIIT registration, known as Startup India Recognition, is the flagship initiative by the Government of India to promote a robust startup ecosystem. Benefits under the Startup India initiative include reducing fees for filing patent and trademark applications, easy access to the Rs 10,000 crore fund set up by the government for startups, tax benefits, and more.
India, with its burgeoning market and diverse consumer base, offers a lucrative landscape for businesses. The country's robust economy, coupled with a favorable regulatory environment, makes it an attractive destination for both local and international investors.
Navigating the legal framework is crucial when establishing a business in India. Common structures include Private Limited Companies, Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs), and Sole Proprietorships. Each structure has its own set of advantages and considerations, providing flexibility for entrepreneurs to choose what aligns best with their business goals.
In India, common business structures include Private Limited Company, Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), Sole Proprietorship, and Partnership. Each structure has its own set of advantages and compliance requirements.
Foreign nationals can establish a business in India by incorporating a Private Limited Company, LLP, or a branch office. They need to comply with the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) regulations and obtain necessary approvals from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and other regulatory bodies.
There is no minimum capital requirement for incorporating a Private Limited Company in India. The concept of minimum capital has been abolished. However, the capital should be sufficient for the business's operations.
India has a complex tax system. Businesses are subject to corporate income tax, Goods and Services Tax (GST), and other indirect taxes. It's advisable to consult with a tax professional to understand the specific tax implications based on the type of business and its activities.