Indian Subsidiary

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Incorporation of company as Indian subsidiary of foreign company including 3 DSC, 2 DIN, 1 RUN Name approval, incorporation fee, MOA, AOA, incorporation certificate, PAN, TAN, GST registration, hard-copy share certificates, 50+ document formats, DBS Bank Current account, company kit, FDI reporting to RBI, commencement of business certificate, accounting, financial statement preparation, MCA annual return filing, income tax return filing and LEDGERS accounting software for providing estimates, invoices, tracking purchases, filing GST returns and generating GST eWay bill. Inclusive of government fee and GST.

79899
All inclusive price

Incorporation of company as Indian subsidiary of foreign company including 3 DSC, 2 DIN, 1 RUN Name approval, incorporation fee, MOA, AOA, incorporation certificate, PAN, TAN, GST registration, hard-copy share certificates, 50+ document formats, DBS Bank Current account, company kit, FDI reporting to RBI, commencement of business certificate, accounting, financial statement preparation, MCA annual return filing, income tax return filing, trademark filing and LEDGERS accounting software for providing estimates, invoices, tracking purchases, filing GST returns and generating GST eWay bill. Inclusive of government fee and GST.

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REGISTRATION OF INDIAN SUBSIDIARIES

Any company that is owned by a foreign company is referred to as an Indian Subsidiary. The Indian Subsidiary Company registration process is governed by the Companies Act, 2013.

Many foreign businesses want to set up shop in India because it is one of the world's largest and fastest-growing marketplaces. Except for citizens of Pakistan and Bangladesh, a foreign national or entity can invest in and own a company in India by purchasing shares in the company, subject to India's Foreign Direct Investment Policy. The 1991 Economic Liberalization Act functioned as a stimulant for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in India.

For the incorporation of an Indian subsidiary company, at least one director must be an Indian director with an Indian address. A foreign company's representative in India should be appointed to one individual.

An Indian subsidiary company is formed when a foreign business owns and controls a major part in an Indian corporation.

How do foreign national directors receive a DSC?

To file a company's incorporation documents and compliance documents, a digital signature is necessary. One or more directors of the company must receive digital signatures. The following documents are required for a foreign national to receive a digital signature:

Residents of the original country who are foreign nationalities

If the country is a Hague Convention signatory:

Evidence of identity and proof of address

The photo on the DSC application should be notarized by a public notary in that nation and apostilled by that country's competent.

If the naïve country is not a Hague Convention signatory: evidence of identity and proof of address

The photo on the DSC application must be notarized by a public notary in that nation by the relevant authority in that foreign country.

Copy of passport and application form with photo (attested)

Foreign nationals in India:

The assistant foreigner regional registration officer, an officer of the Bureau of Immigration India, issued the resident permit certificate.

Form for obtaining a passport visa, along with a photograph that has been attested.

Documents necessary for the registration of an Indian subsidiary

The following documents must be submitted by a foreign national applicant:

  • Driver's licence and passport
  • The Indian Director must present the following
  • documents: Identity evidence of the nation in which they are staying:
  • Aadhar Card PAN Card
  • Any utility bill will suffice.
  • The following documents must be submitted by the foreign company's representative:
  • Driver's licence and passport They must show proof of their identity in the country where they are staying.

Incorporating an Indian subsidiary registration procedure

  1. Think about the name.

    The conditions of the SPICe+ form must be met while forming an Indian subsidiary. The business must come up with a distinctive name that will be reserved for a specified period of time. The title should be distinct and adhere to the provisions of the Indian Intellectual Property Law.

  2. Submit DSC and DIN applications

    The regulatory authority issues the DIN when directors are appointed. Furthermore, the organisation must submit an application for a Digital Signature Certificate. Electronically signed documents can be sent through the internet.

  3. Fill out an application for a PAN and TAN.

    It is required to apply for the PAN and TAN after the DSC and DIN have been obtained. This is a requirement that must be flilowed.

  4. Create a Subsidiary bank account.

    A bank account must be opened by an Indian subsidiary business. This is required since the subsidiary firm will be carrying on the subsidiary's behalf.

  5. GST Number

    The firm will be given a GST number. GST registration is required for all businesses operating in India.

  6. Begin your operations

    The organisation can begin conducting business activities after completing the procedure outlined above.

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69899

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Incorporation of company as Indian subsidiary of foreign company including 3 DSC, 2 DIN, 1 RUN Name approval, incorporation fee, MOA, AOA, incorporation certificate, PAN, TAN, GST registration, hard-copy share certificates, 50+ document formats, DBS Bank Current account, company kit, FDI reporting to RBI, commencement of business certificate, accounting, financial statement preparation, MCA annual return filing, income tax return filing and LEDGERS accounting software for providing estimates, invoices, tracking purchases, filing GST returns and generating GST eWay bill. Inclusive of government fee and GST.

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79899

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Incorporation of company as Indian subsidiary of foreign company including 3 DSC, 2 DIN, 1 RUN Name approval, incorporation fee, MOA, AOA, incorporation certificate, PAN, TAN, GST registration, hard-copy share certificates, 50+ document formats, DBS Bank Current account, company kit, FDI reporting to RBI, commencement of business certificate, accounting, financial statement preparation, MCA annual return filing, income tax return filing, trademark filing and LEDGERS accounting software for providing estimates, invoices, tracking purchases, filing GST returns and generating GST eWay bill. Inclusive of government fee and GST.

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