Jurisdictions, FEMA and Indian tax — explained in plain terms. For UAE Corporate Tax and VAT updates, see pbz.ae insights.
Before you remit money to a new company abroad, India's Overseas Investment Rules decide whether you can invest, how much, and what you must report every year. Here is the checklist.
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Read →Saudi Arabia replaced its foreign investment licence with investor registration in 2025 and changed how commercial registrations work. What an Indian investor now does, step by step.
Read →Hong Kong taxes only Hong Kong-sourced profits at 8.25% and 16.5%, has no VAT and has a tax treaty with India — but every company needs a local secretary and, unless dormant, an annual audit.
Read →A Delaware or Wyoming LLC is quick to form, but a foreign-owned single-member LLC must generally file Form 5472 every year — with a USD 25,000 penalty for missing it. The US and Indian rules, in plain terms.
Read →No tax on profits or gains, but real substance, beneficial ownership and annual return rules — and Indian ODI rules that limit what resident individuals can do. A 2026 briefing.
Read →Panama offers territorial taxation and the Private Interest Foundation, but new substance rules from 2027, its EU listing and Indian FEMA rules all need weighing first.
Read →A Seychelles International Business Company is relatively low-cost to form and maintain, but since 2021 its accounting records must be kept in Seychelles. The tax position and the Indian rules explained.
Read →The right jurisdiction depends on where your customers are, whether you need visas and banking, and who in India is investing. A side-by-side comparison and three deciding questions.
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