Fiduciary services in India generally refers to a person or a company providing to a party various services conducted in good faith and trust. These services are usually employed for financial aspects, such as managing the assets of a natural person, a group of persons or legal entities operating in India and elsewhere. Fiduciary services can be provided by a wide category of…
The fintech sector is thriving in India, as it has the highest return on investment at a global level. Those who are taking into consideration to register a company in India in the financial techology (fintech) industry must know that the most prominent activity carried out here is the digital payment sub-sector, but numerous other types of activities…
Investors who consider starting a company in India in the field of cryptocurrency should take into consideration that the country recognizes only blockchain activities. Cyptocurrency in India is not considered a legal tender, as mentioned by the local authorities in the Indian Budget 2018. However, it is important to know that regardless of the current view on cryptocurrency activities, India has…
India has one of the largest consumer markets at a global level and several investment industries which can offer numerous business prospects. Foreign investors interested in starting a company in India can set up their operations in the infrastructure sector, one of the leading industries for investments. Also, other investment opportunities are available in the financial services or the tourism industry. Our team…
A trademark in India refers to a word, a symbol, a name, or any combination between these, to represent the identity of a brand operating on the local market. Those who want to register a company in India and to protect the intellectual property rights associated with their company should know that trademarks are regulated under the Trade Marks Act 1999, administered by the Trade Mark…
India is one of the world’s largest exporters, being the 18th economy in this sense (at the level of 2016). Starting a company in India that performs import-export activities could be an attractive way on entering this market, especially in the top business activities carried out in this field (export of petroleum products, diamonds and jewelry). Our…
The company liquidation in India refers to the process through which companies registered here are shut down due to various reasons. Investors may liquidate a company as a consequence of various economic problems and debts. The liquidation procedure is given by the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, which can be detailed by our team of consultants in company formation in India. What…
India is one of the largest economies of the world and the fastest growing member state of the G-20. There are numerous reasons for starting a company in India, one of them being related to the country’s economic growth. Starting with 2014, the country’s Gross Domestic Product is above the value of 7%, a situation that…
The double taxation treaties signed by India are enforced with the purpose of avoiding the double taxation of the same assets (sources of income) belonging to a natural person or a legal entity which can be taxed in two different countries. Persons interested in starting a company in India can benefit from the provisions of the double taxation agreements signed by the…
In India, a shelf company is defined as a legal entity that has already been incorporated under the Commercial Law. The shelf company, also referred to as a ready-made company, does not perform commercial activities, but it is available for sale and, if purchased, the investors will be able to…
