Overview
Setting up in India sits at the intersection of the Companies Act, FEMA, RBI reporting and tax — and getting the sequence right matters. Your choice of subsidiary, branch, liaison or project office changes what you can do and what you must report.
We give foreign businesses a single, accountable partner — advising on structure, incorporating the entity, obtaining DSCs, completing the FEMA reporting, and carrying you into ongoing compliance.
Why choose Rashmi K.S. & Associates
- One accountable team across company law, FEMA and RBI reporting
- Clear guidance on which structure fits your India plans
- Experience with overseas directors and cross-border banking
- Seamless handover into ongoing compliance
Who we help
Our process
Frequently asked questions
Subsidiary or branch office?
A subsidiary can carry on full business; a branch is an extension of the parent limited to RBI-permitted activities.
Can a foreign national be a director?
Yes, but every Indian company must have at least one resident director; foreign directors need a DIN and DSC.
How is the foreign investment reported?
Via FC-GPR to the RBI within 30 days of share allotment — which we handle.
Ready to enter the India market?
Rashmi K.S. & Associates · Practising Company Secretaries · Balewadi, Pune