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Business may be conducted in India through a variety of modes such as:
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Proprietorship Firm |
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Partnership Firm |
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Private Limited Company |
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Public Limited Company |
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| A foreign enterprise wishing to do business in India has the following options: |
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Appointing an agent |
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Liaison / Representative Office |
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Project Office |
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Branch Office |
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Joint Venture Company with Indian Partner |
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Wholly-owned Subsidiary Company |
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Incorporating a company (either private limited or public limited) is the most popular way to conduct business in India. For the purpose of incorporating a company, provisions have been laid down under the Companies Act, 1956.
Besides the statutory requirements contained in the Companies Act, the creation, existence and operation of companies in India is also governed by various other laws including foreign exchange law, employment law, contract law, banking law, consumer law, taxation law, etc.
We provide a comprehensive range of services that fulfill the incorporation as well as post-incorporation requirements of both domestic and international clients. Our scope of services includes: |
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Advising on all aspects pertaining to incorporation of a company in India |
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Assisting in filing applications with various regulatory authorities and obtaining a clearance, such as clearance from |
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the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB), in case the activities of the client require such a clearance and do not fall under the automatic approval route |
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Assisting in fulfilling the various formalities required for incorporation of company,including preparation of necessary |
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documents, obtaining digital signatures, obtaining Director Identification Number (DIN), etc. |
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Applying for obtaining name of proposed company from the Registrar of Companies (ROC)
Drafting Memorandum of |
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Association (MOA), Articles of Association (AOA) and getting the same stamped as per requirements |
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Applying for incorporation of company by filing the prescribed form along with all requisite documents |
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Drafting minutes of the first board meeting of the company |
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Drafting General Power of Attorney,letters to the auditors, preparing share-certificates and design of Common seal |
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of company |
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Drafting documents for allotment/transfer of equity shares |
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Filing documents regarding allotment of shares with ROC and Reserve Bank of India (RBI) |
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Assisting in obtaining Permanent Account Number (PAN),Tax Deduction Account Number (TAN), Import Export code |
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(IEC) |
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Assisting in registering under Sales Tax/Value Added Tax, Shops & Establishment Act, Labour Laws (if the number |
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of employees exceeds 20) |
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Assisting in registering under various export promotion schemes such as SEZ, EOU, STPI, EHTP schemes |
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Applying for registration of trade mark, copyright and other intellectual property rights |
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Setting standardized system for maintenance of records and filing statutory declarations/forms/returns before |
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various authorities such as the ROC, RBI, Income Tax Department, Customs authorities, Excise Department, Labour authorities, etc. |
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Drafting of various documents such as employment letters, lease agreements, service agreements, vendor |
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agreements, etc. |
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Advising on the various compliances and statutory requirements under relevant laws, rules and regulations |
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