India is one of the fastest growing nations in the world. India is the country with a lot of opportunities for not only Indians but also a foreign citizen. Make in India is an initiative taken by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. Due to globalization and privatization, the efforts of have turned into reality. Make in India is the step for investors to invest their money in India.
Foreign Company is any company or Corporate Body formed outside India. There certain rules and guidelines have to be followed as laid down by The Companies Act, 2013, RBI guidelines etc. Foreign Company can Start the business in India.
Company has a place of Business in India whether by itself or through an agent. It can be physically or in electronic mode. Any business activity in India in any other manner
Following are the forms in which a foreign company can enter the market of India or set up business operations in India
In case of an Indian company
In case of a Foreign Company
What is a Wholly owned subsidiary Company?
Wholly owned subsidiary Company is form of company in which a foreign company invests 100% FDI in Indian company through automatic route.
For ABC of UK owns 100% shares in CD Ltd of India then CD Ltd becomes subsidiary company of ABC
It can also be called as an entity whose whole share capital is in the hand of a foreign corporate body. Companies can be Private limited Company by guarantee or shares or an Unlimited Liability Company.
Documents required
Office's Address proof and in case of accommodation is rented then latest electricity bill.
Indian citizen
Foreign national
Need and Procedure of registration
Joint Venture is an arrangement where two or more parties cooperate to achieve a commercial object or run a business. There are various forms like Company, Limited Liability Partnership, Partnership firm etc. This can be on long term basis like running for perpetuity or for a limited time based on the object. It is a very flexible concept.
NRI or foreign partner involved in a joint venture it requires government approval ie. either from RBI or FIPB.
The entity has to select a local partner with whom you want to enter into joint venture then a Memorandum of Understanding or a Letter of Intent is to be signed which will state the basis for the joint venture agreement. All the terms should be discussed thoroughly and negotiated and must be consistent with regional as well as international law. It should address the important matters like Dispute resolution agreements, law Applicable, holding shares, Transfer of shares, Board of Directors Non-Compete, Confidentiality etc.
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