A Complete Guide to Registering a Foreign Company in India with Taxla Services

Expanding your business to India can be a rewarding decision, given the vast market potential and diverse opportunities. At Taxla Services, we understand the complexities of setting up a foreign company and are here to make the process as simple and smooth as possible.

Why Register a Foreign Company in India? India offers a vibrant economic landscape, and setting up a company here opens doors to numerous growth opportunities. Whether you’re looking to establish a representative office, branch, or subsidiary, our team provides expert guidance to navigate through the legal requirements.

Key Documents Required for Registration:

  1. Affidavit from Native Notary Public - Each director must provide an affidavit notarized in their home country, ensuring that all legal obligations are clear and acknowledged.
  2. Host Director Invitation Affidavit - An affidavit from the host director in India, inviting foreign directors and representing the local face of the business.
  3. KYC for All Directors - Complete KYC documentation for all directors is mandatory to verify identities and establish credibility.
  4. Indian Director Requirement - At least one Indian director is essential to register a foreign company in India, as per Indian corporate laws.
  5. Proposed Company Names - Provide a list of three potential names for the company to ensure availability and quick registration.
  6. Object of the Company - A clear statement of the company’s purpose, scope, and intended operations.
  7. Shareholding Pattern - A detailed shareholding structure indicating the ownership distribution among shareholders.
  8. Filing Fees - The filing fee for foreign company registration is Rs. 25,000, covering official submission costs.
  9. Additional Fees - Other expenses, including registration, notary, and miscellaneous charges, apply as per the specific requirements.

Why Choose Taxla Services? Our experienced team handles all the paperwork and legalities, from document verification to submission, ensuring a hassle-free registration experience. We stay updated with the latest regulations, guiding you on compliance to establish your business without delay.

Get Started with Taxla Services! With our comprehensive support, setting up your foreign company in India has never been easier. Contact us today to begin your journey toward success in India’s dynamic market.

📞 Phone: 9600076134
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