Cross Border Advisory Services

Corporate Restructure Advisory

Corporate restructure advisory involves strategic
planning and guidance provided to companies undergoing significant organizational
changes, such as mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, or reorganizations.

Major Points




  • This advisory service assists in optimizing
    operations, improving efficiency, and maximizing shareholder value.



  • It entails analysing financial, legal, and
    operational aspects to devise tailored restructuring strategies that align
    with the company’s objectives.



  • We offer expertise in navigating complex
    regulatory frameworks and managing stakeholder expectations throughout the
    restructuring process.



  • Effective communication and meticulous
    planning are paramount to successfully executing corporate restructure
    initiatives and mitigating potential risks.

Inbound and Outbound Investment Advisory

Advisory on inbound and outbound investment involves
strategic guidance provided to businesses seeking either investment of foreign
markets (inbound) or expand their presence internationally (outbound)

Major Points

1. Market Analysis & Due
Diligence




    • Conduct thorough research and due
      diligence on potential investments.



    • Assess market trends, risks, and regulatory
      environments.

2. Transaction Structuring &
Execution




    • Assist in structuring transactions and
      negotiating deals.



    • Optimize deal structures to maximize
      returns and minimize risks.

3. Compliance & Post-Investment
Support




  • Navigate regulatory complexities and ensure
    compliance.



  • Provide ongoing support for integration
    and performance monitoring.

Guidance On Tax Implication & Tax Efficient Structure




  • Understanding tax implications early in
    your business structure’s design is crucial. By planning with a
    tax-efficient approach, you can minimize your tax burden and maximize
    profits. This involves exploring entity types (sole proprietorship, LLC,
    etc.) and deductions to strategically navigate tax codes. Consulting a tax
    professional is highly recommended to ensure a compliant and optimized tax
    structure for your unique business.



  • Remember, tax laws can be complex and
    change frequently. A qualified tax advisor can help you stay up-to-date and
    identify potential opportunities you may have missed. They can also guide
    you through tax filing and ensure you’re claiming all eligible deductions
    and credits.

FEMA Guidance - Policy, Procedure & Compounding

The Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) is an important
legislation in India that governs foreign exchange transactions, cross-border
investments, and related matters. Under FEMA, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) issues
various guidelines, policies, and procedures to regulate foreign exchange
transactions and ensure compliance.

Policy
FEMA policies refer to the
overarching principles and guidelines established by the RBI to regulate foreign
exchange transactions. These policies outline the framework within which foreign
exchange transactions are conducted, covering areas such as permissible
transactions, restrictions on foreign exchange dealings, capital account
transactions, and rules governing foreign investments.

Procedure
FEMA procedures detail the
specific steps and processes that individuals and businesses must follow when
engaging in foreign exchange transactions. These procedures provide clarity on
documentation
requirements, approval processes, reporting obligations, and other operational
aspects related to foreign exchange transactions. Procedures may vary depending on
the nature of the transaction, such as foreign investments,
remittances, or trade-related transactions.

Compounding
Compounding refers to the
process by which individuals or entities can seek approval from the RBI for
regularization of contraventions or violations of FEMA regulations. If a person or
entity has inadvertently contravened FEMA regulations, they can apply to the RBI for
compounding of the offense by paying a compounding fee. The RBI may grant
compounding based on factors such as the nature and gravity
of the contravention, cooperation of the applicant, and the impact on the economy.

Overall, FEMA guidance on policy, procedure, and compounding plays a crucial role in
ensuring compliance with foreign exchange regulations in India. Adhering to these
guidelines helps individuals and businesses navigate foreign exchange transactions
effectively
while minimizing the risk of non-compliance and penalties.