India Briefing - Taking Advantage of India's FDI Reforms

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In this Issue:

An Overview of Recent Changes in India’s FDI Policy
Navigating Business Establishment: Liaison Offices, Branch Offices and Project Offices
Wholly Owned Subsidiaries: Establishment and Taxation
India’s 2014 Outlook: What Investors can Expect this Year
After a turbulent year for India’s economy, strong quarterly growth figures and encouraging political developments are set to make 2014 one of the most promising years for foreign investors in recent memory. Driven by the expectation that Indian exports and investment demand will increase steadily alongside a pick-up in the global economy, Goldman Sachs and the Reserve Bank of India expect GDP growth will reach 5.5 percent in 2014 and maintain a pace of about 7.5 percent over the next few years. India’s current account deficit sits at its lowest level in more than four years, and corporate confidence in the country surpasses both China and the United States according to Ernst & Young’s annual Capital Confidence Barometer Report.

Making a strategic and informed decision about investing in India requires both an understanding of the diverse options for investment in the country, and recent changes in FDI policy that open several key business sectors to increased foreign investment.

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India Briefing Magazine Description:

India Briefing has developed into a premium source for insight on doing business in India. It publishes business news concerning foreign direct investment into India, including the most important tax, legal and accounting issues. The India Briefing Magazine was first published in 2007, and is contributed to by investment professionals based in India.