India is one of the most profitable places to start a business in the current rising economy. As India is one of the best entrepreneurial destinations across the world, it is imperative to know Company Registration in India before starting your business. Whether...
Myth 1: Foreigners cannot own a company in India. Fact: Foreign nationals and entities can own 100% of shares in most sectors under the automatic route without prior approval from the Indian government. Myth 2: Investors from the USA or Japan must visit India to...
Starting a company in India often raises a lot of questions and misconceptions, especially for entrepreneurs and investors coming from different parts of the world. Let us address some of the most common FAQs and debunk myths surrounding company registration in India....
The rapidly growing economy of India, the technology savvy human resource, and the large consumer base of India have made India a good place where the UK firms want to expand, outsource or exploit new markets. Registering a company in India may be a good opportunity,...
Insights by CA Ruchika Bhagat Gold and silver have long been symbols of wealth, prosperity, and safety in Indian households. But beyond their cultural importance, they are also powerful tools for financial growth — provided they are used smartly and legally. In...
India is a rapidly developing economy and the startup ecosystem is very lively, and the consumer base is enormous. Be it to expand operations, outsource services or access new markets, one of the strategies can be company registration in india. However, how is a U.S...
In today’s fast-evolving financial ecosystem, companies dealing with shares, mutual funds, or securities must ensure smooth record-keeping and investor management. That’s where RTA Services (Registrar and Transfer Agent Services) come into play. They act as the...
Filing Income Tax Returns (ITR) is not just a legal obligation but also an essential step to maintain financial credibility. Timely filing helps avoid penalties, ensures faster refunds, and allows taxpayers to carry forward losses. For FY 2024-25 (AY 2025-26) , the...
When an Indian company decides to go public through an Initial Public Offering (IPO), the process involves several stakeholders—merchant bankers, auditors, legal advisors, and regulators. Among these, one key player often overlooked is the Registrar and Transfer Agent...
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