Company Registration Globally

  How to Register a South African Company in India A South African company can establish an Indian presence through an Indian subsidiary, joint venture or, where permitted and appropriate, a branch or liaison office. For many commercial expansion plans, an Indian private limited company with foreign shareholding can provide a separate legal structure for carrying out permitted activities in India. The exact route depends on the proposed activity, ownership structure and applicable FDI rules. Foreign incorporation documents and identity/address documents must also meet Indian filing and authentication requirements before they can be used for incorporation. Key Highlights  1. South African company registration in India requires choosing an appropriate legal structure.  2. Foreign investment must comply with India's FDI policy and applicable sector-specific conditions.  3. South African companies may establish an Indian subsidiary or other permitted presence depending...

 Company Registration in Australia Australia offers a well-established corporate environment for entrepreneurs, investors and international companies looking to establish operations in the country. Company Registration in Australia creates a separate legal entity that can enter contracts, own assets, conduct commercial activities and take on obligations in its own name. For many small and medium-sized businesses, a proprietary company limited by shares, commonly known as a Pty Ltd company, is the most common company structure. A company registered in Australia is regulated under the Corporations Act 2001 and administered through the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Foreign entrepreneurs can also explore establishing an Australian company, but they need to consider Australian director-residency requirements, business registrations, taxation, immigration matters and, where applicable, foreign investment rules. Key Highlights  1. A company registered in A...

  How to Register a Company in India from Russia Russian companies can establish an Indian company subject to the Companies Act, applicable FDI rules, sector-specific conditions and FEMA requirements. For long-term commercial operations, an Indian private limited company or subsidiary can provide a separate structure for local contracts, employees, banking, taxation and business operations. Before incorporation, Russian businesses should confirm the proposed activity, FDI route, ownership structure, foreign-document requirements and banking arrangements. After registration, the company must address applicable MCA, tax, accounting, FEMA, RBI, banking and industry-specific compliance. Key Highlights  1. Russian companies can establish permitted Indian entities subject to applicable FDI rules.  2. Russia does not share a land border with India, so Russian nationality alone does not trigger the specific land-border investment condition.  3. The proposed sector must still...