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FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) norms in India outline the rules for foreign investors entering Indian sectors. Investments can come through the Automatic Route (no prior approval) or Government Route (requires approval). FDI policies set sectoral caps, ownership limits, and compliance requirements. They promote transparency, safeguard national interests, and attract global capital. Proper understanding ensures smooth entry and long-term success in the Indian market.
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Understanding FDI Norms- A Guide for Foreign Investors in India Know the Sectoral Limits: Different sectors have varying FDI caps and require investment through either the automatic or government approval route. Understand Regulatory Framework: Be aware of the roles of DPIIT, RBI, and sector-specific ministries in FDI approvals and compliance. Choose the Right Entry Mode: Options include setting up a wholly owned subsidiary, joint venture, or opening a liaison/branch office. Repatriation and Taxation Rules: Understand profit repatriation norms, double taxation avoidance agreements (DTAA), and applicable tax laws. Meet Compliance Requirements: Ensure timely filings with RBI, adherence to FEMA, and sector-specific regulatory obligations. At SKMC Global, a Noida-based consulting firm of CAs, CSs, and lawyers, specializes in financial, legal, and compliance services. With a presence in India and abroad, they help businesses navigate India's regulatory framework info@skmcglobal.com +91 989-125-5499 www.skmcglobal.com