A Guide to Foreign Company Registration in India India is emerging as one of the most preferred destinations for foreign investors. With a large consumer base, supportive government policies, digital infrastructure, and skilled personnel, the country offers unparalleled expansion opportunities. However, the Indian market has its own challenges, which requires…

Why Global Businesses Prefer Accounting Outsourcing in India? Accounting firms around the world are under pressure to manage not only their financial reports but for their clients too. Handling daily accounting and bookkeeping with an in-house team is not only expensive but also challenging in the face of constantly changing…

India has emerged as a key growth market for German companies seeking to diversify beyond Europe. With a dynamic consumer base, competitive talent pool, and government-backed reforms, the Indian economy presents immense potential. However, navigating India’s complex legal, cultural, and regulatory landscape requires nuanced understanding—something that specialized Indo-German business consulting…

India follows a progressive, structured corporate tax regime. Key features include: Tax Rates: Domestic companies: 22% (effective rate ~25.17%) under the new regime. Manufacturing companies incorporated after Oct 1, 2019: 15% (effective ~17.16%). Foreign companies: ~40% (including surcharge and cess). Minimum Alternate Tax (MAT): Applies at ~15% for companies not…

India’s fast-evolving regulatory landscape offers both opportunity and complexity for businesses. Whether you’re an entrepreneur launching a new venture or a multinational scaling operations, understanding Indian corporate laws is essential. Expert legal advisory services play a crucial role in helping businesses remain compliant, mitigate risks, and build long-term sustainability. Overview…

Introduction V Anantha Nageswaran, the Chief Economic Advisor, presented an economic survey for FY 2024. The Economic Survey is a comprehensive annual report prepared by the Ministry of Finance in India. Released just before the Union Budget, this document offers a detailed analysis of the country’s economic performance over the…

Introduction The Union Budget is a pivotal instrument for shaping India’s economic trajectory. Beyond its impact on taxation and expenditure, the budget also plays a crucial role in influencing the country’s trade dynamics. The fiscal year 2024-25 witnessed a series of amendments to customs laws, signalling a transformative shift in…

Introduction The Union Budget 2024 ushered in a wave of changes across various sectors of the Indian economy, and the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime was no exception. To simplify compliance, boost revenue collection, and foster a more conducive business environment, the government introduced several amendments to the GST…