Foreign investment Approval
FDI-DIRECT & INDIRECT INVESTMENT
Foreign direct investments are when investors purchase a physical asset such as a plant, factory, or machinery in a foreign country.
Unlike direct investments, which investors own themselves, indirect investments are made in vehicles that pool investor money to buy and sell assets. Examples of indirect investments include hedge funds, mutual funds, and unit trusts
- Gambling and Betting
- Lottery business
- Activities /sectors not open to private sector investment
- Business of chit fund
- Real estate business or construction of farm houses
FDI-DIRECT & INDIRECT INVESTMENT
Foreign direct investments are when investors purchase a physical asset such as a plant, factory, or machinery in a foreign country.
Unlike direct investments, which investors own themselves, indirect investments are made in vehicles that pool investor money to buy and sell assets. Examples of indirect investments include hedge funds, mutual funds, and unit trusts
- Gambling and Betting
- Lottery business
- Activities /sectors not open to private sector investment
- Business of chit fund
- Real estate business or construction of farm houses
Direct foreign investment
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is a category of cross-border investment in which an investor resident in one economy establishes a lasting interest in and a significant degree of influence over an enterprise resident in another economy.
Indirect foreign investment
Indirect investment can be exemplified by the purchasing of shares in companies that specialize in property dealings, property index derivatives or the bonds of corporate property firms. The company's portfolio also includes indirect investments in generation, distribution and marketing of electricity energy.
Computation of foreign investment
Traditional calculation: Change in Net Foreign Assets = Current Account Balance Revised calculation: Change in Net Foreign Assets = Current Account Balance Plus/Minus Changes in the Value of Assets/Liabilities
Pricing of shares issued by an Indian company
Pricing rule is used to perform pricing adjustments to an order that will be applicable only if certain conditions are satisfied. A pricing rule is characterized by conditions and effects.
Direct foreign investment
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is a category of cross-border investment in which an investor resident in one economy establishes a lasting interest in and a significant degree of influence over an enterprise resident in another economy.
Indirect foreign investment
Indirect investment can be exemplified by the purchasing of shares in companies that specialize in property dealings, property index derivatives or the bonds of corporate property firms. The company's portfolio also includes indirect investments in generation, distribution and marketing of electricity energy.
Computation of foreign investment
Traditional calculation:
Change in Net Foreign Assets = Current Account Balance
Revised calculation:
Change in Net Foreign Assets = Current Account Balance Plus/Minus Changes in the Value of Assets/Liabilities
Pricing of shares issued by an Indian company
Pricing rule is used to perform pricing adjustments to an order that will be applicable only if certain conditions are satisfied. A pricing rule is characterized by conditions and effects.
FDI – Prohibited Sectors
Agriculture (excluding floriculture, horticulture, apiculture and cultivation of vegetables and mushrooms under controlled conditions, the development and production of seeds & planting materials, animals husbandry including the breeding of dogs, viniculture & aquaculture under controlled conditions and services related to the agro and allied sector)
- Gambling and Betting
- Lottery business
- Activities /sectors not open to private sector investment
- Business of chit fund
- Real estate business or construction of farm houses
FDI – Prohibited Sectors
Agriculture (excluding floriculture, horticulture, apiculture and cultivation of vegetables and mushrooms under controlled conditions, the development and production of seeds & planting materials, animals husbandry including the breeding of dogs, viniculture & aquaculture under controlled conditions and services related to the agro and allied sector)
- Gambling and Betting
- Lottery business
- Activities /sectors not open to private sector investment
- Business of chit fund
- Real estate business or construction of farm houses
Single-brand retail trading
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
FDI in the telecom sector
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
Construction development projects
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
Investment in multi-brand retail trading
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
Single-brand retail trading
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
FDI in the telecom sector
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
Construction development projects
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
Investment in multi-brand retail trading
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
FDI-DIRECT & INDIRECT INVESTMENT
Foreign direct investments are when investors purchase a physical asset such as a plant, factory, or machinery in a foreign country.
Unlike direct investments, which investors own themselves, indirect investments are made in vehicles that pool investor money to buy and sell assets. Examples of indirect investments include hedge funds, mutual funds, and unit trusts
- Gambling and Betting
- Lottery business
- Activities /sectors not open to private sector investment
- Business of chit fund
- Real estate business or construction of farm houses
FDI-DIRECT & INDIRECT INVESTMENT
Foreign direct investments are when investors purchase a physical asset such as a plant, factory, or machinery in a foreign country.
Unlike direct investments, which investors own themselves, indirect investments are made in vehicles that pool investor money to buy and sell assets. Examples of indirect investments include hedge funds, mutual funds, and unit trusts
- Gambling and Betting
- Lottery business
- Activities /sectors not open to private sector investment
- Business of chit fund
- Real estate business or construction of farm houses
Direct foreign investment
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is a category of cross-border investment in which an investor resident in one economy establishes a lasting interest in and a significant degree of influence over an enterprise resident in another economy.
Indirect foreign investment
Indirect investment can be exemplified by the purchasing of shares in companies that specialize in property dealings, property index derivatives or the bonds of corporate property firms. The company’s portfolio also includes indirect investments in generation, distribution and marketing of electricity energy.
Computation of foreign investment
Traditional calculation: Change in Net Foreign Assets = Current Account Balance Revised calculation: Change in Net Foreign Assets = Current Account Balance Plus/Minus Changes in the Value of Assets/Liabilities
Pricing of shares issued by an Indian company
Pricing rule is used to perform pricing adjustments to an order that will be applicable only if certain conditions are satisfied. A pricing rule is characterized by conditions and effects.
Direct foreign investment
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is a category of cross-border investment in which an investor resident in one economy establishes a lasting interest in and a significant degree of influence over an enterprise resident in another economy.
Indirect foreign investment
Indirect investment can be exemplified by the purchasing of shares in companies that specialize in property dealings, property index derivatives or the bonds of corporate property firms. The company’s portfolio also includes indirect investments in generation, distribution and marketing of electricity energy.
Computation of foreign investment
Traditional calculation:
Change in Net Foreign Assets = Current Account Balance
Revised calculation:
Change in Net Foreign Assets = Current Account Balance Plus/Minus Changes in the Value of Assets/Liabilities
Pricing of shares issued by an Indian company
Pricing rule is used to perform pricing adjustments to an order that will be applicable only if certain conditions are satisfied. A pricing rule is characterized by conditions and effects.
FDI – Prohibited Sectors
Agriculture (excluding floriculture, horticulture, apiculture and cultivation of vegetables and mushrooms under controlled conditions, the development and production of seeds & planting materials, animals husbandry including the breeding of dogs, viniculture & aquaculture under controlled conditions and services related to the agro and allied sector)
- Gambling and Betting
- Lottery business
- Activities /sectors not open to private sector investment
- Business of chit fund
- Real estate business or construction of farm houses
FDI – Prohibited Sectors
Agriculture (excluding floriculture, horticulture, apiculture and cultivation of vegetables and mushrooms under controlled conditions, the development and production of seeds & planting materials, animals husbandry including the breeding of dogs, viniculture & aquaculture under controlled conditions and services related to the agro and allied sector)
- Gambling and Betting
- Lottery business
- Activities /sectors not open to private sector investment
- Business of chit fund
- Real estate business or construction of farm houses
Single-brand retail trading
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
FDI in the telecom sector
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
Construction development projects
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
Investment in multi-brand retail trading
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
Single-brand retail trading
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
FDI in the telecom sector
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
Construction development projects
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
Investment in multi-brand retail trading
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
FDI-DIRECT & INDIRECT INVESTMENT
Foreign direct investments are when investors purchase a physical asset such as a plant, factory, or machinery in a foreign country.
Unlike direct investments, which investors own themselves, indirect investments are made in vehicles that pool investor money to buy and sell assets. Examples of indirect investments include hedge funds, mutual funds, and unit trusts
- Gambling and Betting
- Lottery business
- Activities /sectors not open to private sector investment
- Business of chit fund
- Real estate business or construction of farm houses
FDI-DIRECT & INDIRECT INVESTMENT
Foreign direct investments are when investors purchase a physical asset such as a plant, factory, or machinery in a foreign country.
Unlike direct investments, which investors own themselves, indirect investments are made in vehicles that pool investor money to buy and sell assets. Examples of indirect investments include hedge funds, mutual funds, and unit trusts
- Gambling and Betting
- Lottery business
- Activities /sectors not open to private sector investment
- Business of chit fund
- Real estate business or construction of farm houses
Direct foreign investment
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is a category of cross-border investment in which an investor resident in one economy establishes a lasting interest in and a significant degree of influence over an enterprise resident in another economy.
Indirect foreign investment
Indirect investment can be exemplified by the purchasing of shares in companies that specialize in property dealings, property index derivatives or the bonds of corporate property firms. The company’s portfolio also includes indirect investments in generation, distribution and marketing of electricity energy.
Computation of foreign investment
Traditional calculation: Change in Net Foreign Assets = Current Account Balance Revised calculation: Change in Net Foreign Assets = Current Account Balance Plus/Minus Changes in the Value of Assets/Liabilities
Pricing of shares issued by an Indian company
Pricing rule is used to perform pricing adjustments to an order that will be applicable only if certain conditions are satisfied. A pricing rule is characterized by conditions and effects.
Direct foreign investment
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is a category of cross-border investment in which an investor resident in one economy establishes a lasting interest in and a significant degree of influence over an enterprise resident in another economy.
Indirect foreign investment
Indirect investment can be exemplified by the purchasing of shares in companies that specialize in property dealings, property index derivatives or the bonds of corporate property firms. The company’s portfolio also includes indirect investments in generation, distribution and marketing of electricity energy.
Computation of foreign investment
Traditional calculation:
Change in Net Foreign Assets = Current Account Balance
Revised calculation:
Change in Net Foreign Assets = Current Account Balance Plus/Minus Changes in the Value of Assets/Liabilities
Pricing of shares issued by an Indian company
Pricing rule is used to perform pricing adjustments to an order that will be applicable only if certain conditions are satisfied. A pricing rule is characterized by conditions and effects.
FDI – Prohibited Sectors
Agriculture (excluding floriculture, horticulture, apiculture and cultivation of vegetables and mushrooms under controlled conditions, the development and production of seeds & planting materials, animals husbandry including the breeding of dogs, viniculture & aquaculture under controlled conditions and services related to the agro and allied sector)
- Gambling and Betting
- Lottery business
- Activities /sectors not open to private sector investment
- Business of chit fund
- Real estate business or construction of farm houses
FDI – Prohibited Sectors
Agriculture (excluding floriculture, horticulture, apiculture and cultivation of vegetables and mushrooms under controlled conditions, the development and production of seeds & planting materials, animals husbandry including the breeding of dogs, viniculture & aquaculture under controlled conditions and services related to the agro and allied sector)
- Gambling and Betting
- Lottery business
- Activities /sectors not open to private sector investment
- Business of chit fund
- Real estate business or construction of farm houses
Single-brand retail trading
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
FDI in the telecom sector
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
Construction development projects
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
Investment in multi-brand retail trading
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
Single-brand retail trading
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
FDI in the telecom sector
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
Construction development projects
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
Investment in multi-brand retail trading
All investment made by a non-resident entity directly is an Indian company is deemed as direct foreign investment, and the entire amount of such investment is to be counted towards foreign investment when calculating a company’s total foreign investment.
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Tax Ruling Scheme
The Advance Tax Ruling Scheme has been introduced to facilitate the inflow of foreign investment. The scheme is applicable to non-residents.
Tax Liabilities
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