Foreign companies are subject to corporate income tax, GST, and withholding taxes like TDS. The tax rates depend on the business structure and whether tax treaties apply.
GST registration is mandatory if your business turnover exceeds the prescribed threshold or if your operations involve the sale of goods and services within India.
India has Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAA) with various countries. These agreements allow foreign companies to claim tax credits for taxes paid in their home country, reducing their overall tax burden.
The corporate tax rate for foreign companies is generally higher than for domestic companies but can be reduced through tax planning and by leveraging DTAAs.
Repatriating profits is governed by FEMA regulations. Our advisory services help you comply with these rules while minimizing taxes on profit repatriation.
Yes, all foreign companies operating in India must undergo annual statutory audits to ensure compliance with Indian accounting standards.