International Taxation Consultants in India.

Our international tax consultant can assist  you to determine right amount of tax, in respect of an income, which is earned by a tax resident of one country, from business operations, rendering of services, employment, capital gains, dividend, interest or any other income, in another country. Our income tax consultant can assist you to know the residential status of taxpayers and taxation thereon.

No PE Certificate or No PE Declaration, is a certificate given by a non resident, who is deriving any income from India (which could be interest, Fee for Technical Services, Business Income etc.), which enables the Indian payor to with hold tax at a lower rate applicable to a particular income. The business tax consultant assists you in compliance with the No PE Certificate.

A Tax Residency Certificate (TRC), is a document issued by the tax authorities of the country of the Non-resident, affirming that the NR is a resident of that country for the tax year in question for DTAA applicability, and is eligible to claim the benefit of the Tax Treaty. Our corporate tax advisory assists you in review of the TRC.

Our Transfer Pricing consultant assists you in calculating the Arm’s length prices of goods and services provided to companies under common control. The tax advisor assists you in filing of Form 3CEB, Form 3CEAA,  Form 3CEAB , Form 3CEAC whichever are applicable and helps taxpayer to meet their Transfer Pricing obligation and ascertain correct amount of taxes, based on such arm’s length price.

Foreign Direct Investment in India or FDI in India, refers to investment in Indian companies by non-residents. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is considered as a major source of non-debt financial resources for economic development of a nation. There are various aspects involved in Foreign Direct Investment in India where our team can assist you, like sectors where investment can be made, condition and pricing on transfer, approval from Government of India and related  nuances .

Investing in Indian companies or purchasing shares of Indian companies  by foreign and institutional investors is inbound investment. There are two permitted routes for Inbound investment, are as under:

Automatic Route – Under this no permission is required from the Indian Government.

Approval/Government Route – Under this permission is required from the Indian Government.

Outbound Investment is the  investment of money in a particular instrument of a company outside India by an Indian company or an Indian resident individual . This is a business strategy where domestic businesses expand their operations to foreign countries. A merger or acquisition can also be considered as an outward direct investment.