Doing Business in India

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DOING BUSINESS IN INDIA

Transcript of Doing Business in India

DOING BUSINESS IN INDIA

India is a notoriously difficult country in which to do business.

Setting up, doing business, even just getting around — it

all takes time.

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The country has complex and conflicting tax policies, as well as stringent and ever-changing corporate requirements.

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And only 8% of companies we asked have robust

and effective expansion strategies for India.

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But, as The New York Times reported in May, prominent global investors are looking to capitalize on India’s growing middle class

and see parallels between the India of today and the China of ten years ago.*

*http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/05/business/dealbook/with-big-names-and-money-flowing-in-tech-start-ups-in-india-heat-up.html?ref=international&_r=4

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This emerging economy is fast rising above its reputation as the ‘back office’ of the world.

If you’re thinking of expanding into India, hiring and HR considerations,

permanent establishment, entity setup and taxation should all be on

your radar.

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Unsurprisingly, for 51% of the companies we asked, compliance with in-country regulations was the biggest

challenge they faced when doing business in India.

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Timelines to set up similar operations in other countries will

not apply in India.

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