Indian Subsidiary Company Registration
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Are you a foreign company planning to establish a business presence in India? Registering an Indian subsidiary is the most reliable and efficient method to enter India’s booming market. At Ruchita Dang & Associates, we specialize in incorporating Indian subsidiary companies for global clients—ensuring complete legal compliance and smooth registration. We help you establish a 100% foreign-owned or joint venture subsidiary under Indian laws while taking care of documentation, regulatory filings, and advisory—all under one roof.
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What is an Indian Subsidiary?
An Indian Subsidiary is a company incorporated in India that is either wholly owned or majorly controlled by a foreign parent company. It operates as a separate legal entity under Indian corporate laws, allowing the foreign business to conduct commercial activities in India while enjoying limited liability and regulatory benefits. Indian subsidiaries are governed by the Companies Act, 2013, and must comply with all local tax, compliance, and operational regulations. These companies are ideal for foreign investors looking to tap into India’s vast consumer market, establish a local presence, and expand their global footprint. With professional assistance from firms like Ruchita Dang & Associates, the entire registration and compliance process becomes smooth, quick, and fully compliant with Indian laws.
Key Benefits of Indian Subsidiary
Registration
100% Foreign Ownership Allowed
Most sectors in India allow complete foreign ownership under the automatic route, eliminating the need for government approval.
Separate Legal Entity
The Indian subsidiary functions as a distinct legal entity, ensuring the parent company’s liability is limited.
Limited Liability Protection
Shareholders’ liability is restricted to the capital they’ve invested—offering protection from company debts.
Access to Indian Market
Get direct access to one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing consumer markets.
Local Hiring & Operations
Freedom to hire local talent and run operations independently under Indian law.
Tax Benefits & Local Status
Registered as a domestic company under Indian taxation laws, which enables eligibility for local tax benefits.
Ease of Raising Capital
Subsidiaries can raise funds through equity, loans, or debentures within India.
Enhanced Credibility
Improves brand trust and credibility among Indian clients, vendors, banks, and government departments.
Smooth Repatriation of Profits
Indian laws allow profit repatriation post applicable tax payments, ensuring seamless global cash flow.
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With Ruchita Dang & Associates, you get professional legal, tax, and compliance support at every step.
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Frequently Asked Questions
An Indian Subsidiary is a company incorporated in India where a foreign company holds more than 50% of its shares and control. It operates under Indian laws while being owned or controlled by a foreign parent.
Yes, in most sectors, 100% foreign ownership is permitted under the automatic route. However, certain sectors require prior government approval as per the FDI policy.
You need at least one Indian resident director, a registered office address in India, and documents from both the foreign parent company and the Indian director(s).
The process typically takes 10 to 15 working days, depending on document availability and government processing times.
Yes, at least one director must be a resident of India, meaning they have stayed in India for at least 182 days in the previous calendar year.
There is no minimum capital requirement, but the company should have sufficient funds to meet its business objectives and regulatory obligations.
Yes, like all private limited companies in India, subsidiaries must comply with annual filing requirements with the ROC (Registrar of Companies), including financial statements and tax returns.
Yes, after paying applicable taxes, profits can be legally repatriated to the parent company subject to FEMA and RBI regulations.
An Indian subsidiary is treated as a domestic company and is taxed at domestic corporate tax rates, currently starting at 22% (plus applicable surcharge and cess).
👉 Ruchita Dang & Associates offers end-to-end support for registration, legal drafting, compliance, and post-incorporation services for foreign companies setting up subsidiaries in India.