FDI and ODI structuring, foreign subsidiary setup, IFRS transition, DTAA optimisation, and transfer pricing documentation — for Indian companies expanding abroad and multinationals coming to India.
What we do
Practice areas.
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FDI, ODI & Foreign Subsidiary
Inbound foreign investment into India and outbound investment by Indian companies — from structuring through RBI filings.
FDI structuring and FEMA compliance
ODI (Overseas Direct Investment) advisory
Foreign subsidiary incorporation abroad
Liaison office / branch office / project office in India
RBI filing — FC-GPR, FC-TRS, FLA Annual Return
ECB (External Commercial Borrowing) advisory
FEMA compounding applications
Cross-border transaction structuring
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Ind AS & IFRS Implementation
Transition from Indian GAAP to IFRS or Ind AS — accounting policy, reconciliation, and restated financials for audit and investors.
IFRS / Ind AS gap assessment
Accounting policy drafting under IFRS
Opening balance sheet preparation (Day 1)
Restated comparative financials
Revenue recognition under IFRS 15
Lease accounting under IFRS 16
Financial instruments under IFRS 9
IFRS audit support and disclosures
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Transfer Pricing & DTAA
TP documentation, benchmarking, and DTAA structuring for related-party transactions between Indian and foreign entities.
Transfer pricing study and documentation
Comparable benchmarking analysis
Arm's length price determination
Form 3CEB certification
Country-by-Country Report (CbCR) support
Master File and Local File preparation
DTAA benefit analysis and optimisation
Advance Pricing Agreement (APA) advisory
How it works
What happens after you reach out.
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Share your situation
A call or WhatsApp message is enough to start — no long form to fill in first.
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We scope and quote
A senior advisor reviews what you need and gives you a fixed fee, upfront, before any work begins.
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A named professional handles it
Your engagement is run by a specific CA, CS, or Advocate — not a rotating queue.
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You review before anything is filed
Nothing goes to a regulator, bank, or counterparty without your sign-off first.
Why RDA
Track record on this practice.
8
Countries served
4.9★
Google rating — 109 reviews
17 yrs
Combined leadership
Pan-India
Practice presence
4.9★ on Google · 109 verified reviews — every engagement is led by a practising Chartered Accountant, Company Secretary, or Advocate.
Can a foreign company set up a wholly-owned subsidiary in India?
Yes, in most sectors under the automatic route, meaning no prior RBI or government approval is needed — just post-facto RBI reporting (FC-GPR) once shares are allotted. A handful of sensitive sectors require government approval instead.
What is FC-GPR and when do I need to file it?
FC-GPR (Foreign Currency-Gross Provisional Return) is the RBI filing required within 30 days of allotting shares to a foreign investor. Missing the deadline attracts a compounding penalty, which we can also help resolve if it's already happened.
Do you help with transfer pricing compliance for related-party transactions?
Yes — transfer pricing study, benchmarking, Form 3CEB certification and Master File/Local File documentation for international transactions with associated enterprises, as required under Sections 92 to 92F of the Income-tax Act.
What's the difference between a liaison office, branch office and subsidiary?
A liaison office can only represent the parent company and can't invoice in India; a branch office can conduct limited commercial activity; a wholly-owned subsidiary is a separate Indian legal entity that can operate fully. Which one fits depends on how much India-side activity you actually plan to run.
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