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Registering a business in India is a very quick and online process. India is a land of infinite opportunities and skilled workforce as one would agree. Starting a business in India and Investing was never so easy, cheap and quick. One can start a wholly owned Indian subsidiary anywhere in India. There are no state-specific laws to register your business in India. There is only one central law that governs the Indian Subsidiary Set up across India. All you need a resident Indian director (not necessarily a shareholder but can be an employee!) and a rented (virtual) place of office to get going. 100% ownership, strategic decision -making and control of operations rest with your parent company always.




Minimum Requirement for Indian Subsidiary:

  • Minimum two directors are required for incorporation of the Company. At least one should be a resident of India.
  • No minimum capital required to form an Indian Subsidiary Company in India.
  • Indian Subsidiary Company must have minimum of two shareholders. Shareholders can be either individual or any entity or a combination of both.
  • The Parent Company must hold 50% of total equity share capital
  • Director Identification Number for all Directors

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There is a substantial amount of interest among foreign companies to start their operations in India and tap into one of the largest and fast-growing markets and have access to some of the best human resources in the world. Cities in India like Pune, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad are becoming popular IT hub for starting an IT company in India.

 

A Foreign National or an entity incorporated outside India can invest in India and register a Company in India by acquiring shares of the company, subject to the FDI Policy of India. Once operations are started, repatriation of funds is easy and quick.

 

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