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Compliance Calendar for Foreign-Owned Indian Companies: Tax Year 2026-27 Delhi Legal Company · Updated August 2026 · 19 min read A generic Indian compliance calendar will get your subsidiary about seventy percent of the way there. The remaining thirty percent — FEMA reporting, transfer pricing, non-resident withholding, the FLA return — is where foreign-owned companies

Share Allotment & Form PAS-3 — Private Placement (Section 42), Rights Issue & Return of Allotment Every deadline, on one page Event Time limit Source If missed Allotment after receiving private-placement money 60 days from receipt Sec 42(6) Refund within 15 days — failing which repay with 12% p.a. interest from the 60th day Refund

DIR-3 KYC in 2026: The Move from Annual to Triennial Filing, and What Directors Must Do Now Delhi Legal Company · Updated August 2026 · 16 min read For seven years, every DIN holder in India filed a KYC form each September or lost their DIN. That regime is over. From 31 March 2026, Director

X-twitter Linkedin Written by the Delhi Legal Company India Entry & FDI Advisory team · Last updated August 2026 · Reviewed quarterly against MCA notifications and ROC adjudication orders Introduction The Registrar of Companies has penalised the chief executive of Microsoft over an Indian subsidiary’s beneficial ownership filing. The Registrar of Companies penalised LinkedIn Technology

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Written by the Delhi Legal Company India Entry & FDI Advisory team · Last updated August 2026 · Reviewed against Part II of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 and current authority Introduction Winning is not the same as being paid. The effectiveness of international arbitration ultimately depends not on obtaining an arbitral award, but

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Commercial Lease Agreements in India: What Foreign Tenants Should Negotiate Before Signing (2026) X-twitter Linkedin Written by the Delhi Legal Company India Entry & FDI Advisory team · Last updated August 2026 · Reviewed against the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, the Registration Act, 1908 and the Indian Stamp Act, 1899 Introduction Two numbers surprise

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X-twitter Linkedin Written by the Delhi Legal Company India Entry & FDI Advisory team · Last updated August 2026 · Reviewed quarterly against CBDT notifications and Income Tax Department guidance Introduction The management fee your parent charges the Indian subsidiary is not a pricing decision. It is a filing. Every rupee that moves between an

Linkedin X-twitter It almost never begins as a disaster. It begins with a single missed deadline — an AOC-4 not filed, a GST return skipped, an FC-GPR forgotten — that feels minor at the time. “We’ll deal with it next month.” But Indian compliance penalties are built to compound: a ₹100-a-day fee here, 18% interest there,

Most businesses treat the Import Export Code as a one-time formality — apply once, download the certificate, forget about it. That assumption breaks every year on 1 July, when thousands of Indian exporters discover their code has been deactivated overnight, their consignment is stuck at port accruing demurrage, and their bank will not process the

X-twitter Linkedin By Delhi Legal Company · India Entry & FDI Advisory · Updated July 2026 Search for foreign investment in Indian LLPs and you will read the same sentence everywhere: 100% FDI is permitted under the automatic route. It is true. It is also the beginning of a rule, not the whole of it

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