日本語のご案内: インド進出支援.
Setting up and running an Indian subsidiary or GCC
- Company set-up, FEMA filings, bank accounts and the first-year calendar.
- Capability centres: cost-plus billing, transfer pricing, GST refunds on exported services — see setting up a GCC.
- Manufacturing in Gujarat, close to our Ahmedabad office: plant set-up guide.
Partner and supplier checks
Japan’s Unfair Competition Prevention Act amendments (effective 1 April 2024) raised the stakes for bribery by agents and partners. We check Indian partners and suppliers on the ground: due diligence for Japanese companies · India Company Check.
Tax and reporting to Tokyo
- Monthly packs in the parent’s format, statutory audit support, income tax and GST — see subsidiary compliance.
- The India–Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement has applied since 2011; treaty rates on payments to Japan need a tax residency certificate and Form 41.
Japanese companies in Gujarat
From our Ahmedabad office we reach Sanand, Mandal–Becharaji, Hansalpur and Dholera within a day for site visits, plant set-up meetings and supplier checks, and GIFT City in about 30 minutes.
| Topic | What it means for a Japanese parent |
|---|---|
| India–Japan tax treaty | Indian tax on dividends, interest, royalties and fees for technical services paid to Japan is capped at 10% (about 20% under domestic law), with a Japanese residence certificate and Form 41. |
| India–Japan CEPA | In force since August 2011. Certificates of origin matter for machinery and parts imported from Japan. |
| Year-end | Indian companies close on 31 March, as most Japanese listed parents do, so monthly closes and reporting packages can follow the parent’s calendar. |
| J-SOX | Where the Indian subsidiary is within the parent’s internal-control scope, controls need documentation and testing evidence. |
Japanese summary: 日本語の概要 · due diligence for Japanese companies · setting up a plant in Gujarat.