Cross-Border & International
India–UAE and cross-border structuring, FEMA, transfer pricing and set-up.
The firm has an office in Dubai, UAE (Office No. 601, Business Village Block B, Deira). It supports businesses and individuals whose affairs span India and the UAE, and foreign companies establishing a presence in India.
We advise on the regulatory route into India (subsidiary, liaison, branch or project office), FEMA and RBI reporting, transfer pricing for related-party transactions, and the tax and compliance considerations of operating across borders.
What is included.
- International Transactions
- Transfer Pricing
- Liaison Office Set-up
- FEMA / RBI Compliance
- Branch Office Setup of Foreign Company
- Advance Ruling Representation Services
- Foreign Company Incorporation
- Business Setup Services
More in scope (1)
- UAE VAT and Corporate Tax support
How we work.
Scope and steps are agreed for each assignment.
- 01Scope
Understand the cross-border objective, jurisdictions and timelines.
- 02Structure
Advise on entity form, regulatory route and tax implications in each country.
- 03Establish
Handle incorporation, approvals, registrations and bank-related documentation.
- 04Sustain
Ongoing FEMA/RBI reporting, transfer pricing documentation and tax filings.
Common questions.
How can a foreign company start operations in India?
Common routes are a wholly owned subsidiary or joint venture company, a liaison office, a branch office or a project office. Each has different permitted activities, approvals and tax implications under FEMA and RBI regulations.
What is transfer pricing?
Transfer pricing rules require transactions between associated enterprises — such as a parent and its subsidiary in another country — to be priced at arm's length. Documentation, an accountant's report and timely filings are required.
Does the firm support businesses in the UAE?
The firm has an office in Dubai, UAE (Office No. 601, Business Village Block B, Deira).
What FEMA filings arise when an Indian company receives foreign investment?
Foreign investment and subsequent issue of shares must be reported to the RBI within prescribed timelines, and annual returns on foreign liabilities and assets may apply. Delays can attract compounding or late submission fees.
General information only - not advice on your specific facts.
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