About Us
Knowledge Partner
CA Sulabh Lohia Sulabh is a seasoned Chartered Accountant and Tax Practitioner with more than a decades experience in dealing with
Company Formation Services
Process of Company
Formation in India
Set up of company in India
Steps for Incorporation of a Company In India
Director Identification Number (DIN)
Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
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Preparation and Filing of Incorporation Documents
Post Incorporation Compliances
We experienced that once the company is incorporated, generally company activities pause. However, this is the time when utmost planning, care and action are needed. This is the stage when there is a need to work on various dimensions. A business suffers or does not start, if necessary registrations/approvals/compliances/actions are not done e.g. if timely & needful steps are not taken to open bank account, the same may lead to non-availability of funds and will lead to delay in company business propositions. Further, there may be many other kinds of effects if post-incorporation planning & action is not there.
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is an investment made by foreign company or foreign individual or any other foreign entity in the productive capacity of another country. FDI is a movement of capital across national frontiers in a way that investor acquire a controlling position.
Over past 10-15 years, FDI in India has become an attraction for foreign investors. Leaving apart a few negative points (Political environment, Infrastructure, Bureaucracy etc) India is an investment destination for all global business players irrespective of their business size.
Foreign Company - Entry Strategy in India
- As an Indian Company (‘IC’)i.e. as incorporated entity under the Indian Co Act
- As a Foreign Company (‘FC’) i.e. as an unincorporated entity
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