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Tax & International Structuring
in India

How Tax & International Structuring changes in India, using verified Market 360 evidence and local professional execution.

WHAT CHANGES IN THIS JURISDICTION

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Cross-border decisions cannot rely on generic templates. Statutory and tax rules must be verified locally.

SOURCE FACT · Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) / DPIIT (Active 2026)

Companies Act 2013 and SPICe+ digital incorporation process. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) permitted up to 100% under Automatic Route in most sectors, subject to Press Note 3 security screening for countries sharing land borders.

WONE BUSINESS IMPLICATION

Wholly-owned subsidiaries are standard; at least one resident director must have stayed in India for not less than 182 days during the financial year.

WHAT LEADERSHIP NEEDS TO DECIDE

Key decision points for Tax & International Structuring in India.

01

Does the planned sector qualify for 100% FDI Automatic Route or require Government Approval?

Must be confirmed with verified local counsel before commercial execution.

02

Will an Indian resident director be drawn from executive staff or independent professional services?

Must be confirmed with verified local counsel before commercial execution.

THE WORK IN THIS MARKET

See how this expertise may need to be handled in India.

The exact scope depends on the facts, but these are some of the first issues to consider.

01

Review the proposed cross-border structure

Clarify scope, responsibilities, timing and dependencies in India.

02

Identify direct and indirect tax exposures

Clarify scope, responsibilities, timing and dependencies in India.

03

Consider withholding, treaty and transfer-pricing issues

Clarify scope, responsibilities, timing and dependencies in India.

04

Coordinate implementation across the relevant jurisdictions

Clarify scope, responsibilities, timing and dependencies in India.

WHO CAN CARRY RESPONSIBILITY

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