India Entry & Outsourced Finance
Overseas companies setting up in India deal with company law, foreign exchange regulation and tax from the first week. We incorporate the Indian entity, complete the RBI reporting on the foreign investment, and then keep the books, payroll and statutory filings so that head office receives Indian numbers it can consolidate.
When clients call us.
- “A parent company abroad has decided to set up an Indian subsidiary.”
- “Foreign investment has been received and the RBI reporting is not yet done.”
- “The Indian entity is running, but its filings are spread across several advisers.”
What you receive.
- One firm accountable for the Indian entity
- Figures the parent can consolidate
- Filings tracked against a single calendar
Incorporation and registrations
Advice on the form of entity, incorporation, PAN, TAN and GST registration, and help with the bank account.
FEMA and RBI reporting
Reporting of the foreign investment, including FC-GPR on allotment of shares and the annual FLA return.
Books and payroll
Monthly accounting, payroll and vendor payments prepared for your approval and closed on a set date.
Reporting to the parent
Monthly figures mapped to the group chart of accounts, in the group's format and currency.
Tax and company law filings
TDS, GST, income tax, transfer pricing documentation and filings with the Registrar of Companies, on one calendar.
Year-end audit support
Schedules and records prepared for the entity's statutory auditor.