Foreign Investment in India: Setting Up Branch Offices In India

Foreign companies engaging in manufacturing or trading activities in India are permitted to set up Branch Offices, with approval of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Under a Branch Office, company’s incorporated outside of India can undertake a number of business activities in India, including exporting and importing, and rendering professional services. A BO can perform almost all of the activities that a parent company can perform in India without the hassle of incorporation

Under a Branch Office structure, profits can be freely remitted to the parent company, subject to applicable taxes and submission of annual audit reports to the RBI.

There are a number of restrictions regarding allowable business activities in India, for example, currently retail trading activities are not allowed under a Branch Office structure.

Read the rest of this article for more details and information on the benefits and restrictions related to foreign investment in India through a Branch Office.

For more information, please contact Dezan Shira & Associates about foreign direct investment in India.


 


Related Readings

Reports


Search in Library:

Online Resource Library Login


Upcoming Events



Events RSS Feed

View all Events

Our Business Library

The Dezan Shira & Associates online resources library is the essential guide for doing business in Asia. The library provides in-depth resources ranging from the analysis of the regulatory environment

Access the Library



Asia Briefing Media China Briefing India Briefing Vietnam Briefing Russia Briefing Mongolia Briefing www.2point6billion.com