Other Briefings
What is GST Migration and Why it Matters for Businesses?
GST 2.0 marks a major upgrade in India’s indirect tax system, simplifying registration, invoicing, and ITC reconciliation through digital integration. Foreign businesses and multi-state operators should migrate promptly to ensure compliance and safeguard credits.
Why Foreign Companies Fail in India: 5 Costly Mistakes and Lessons for Future Investors
Foreign companies often fail in India due to five recurring mistakes: choosing the wrong entry structure, misjudging regulatory complexity, misreading consumer behavior, adopting poor market models, and weak talent management.
Extended Producer Responsibility in India: Notes for Foreign Manufacturers
Investing early in Extended Producer Responsibility capabilities in India helps companies reduce compliance risks and unlocks growth opportunities in high-potential sectors like FMCG, EVs, electronics, and packaging.
India’s Corporate Data Management Scheme – MCA to Open Third Party Bidding on September 30
India will open third-party bidding on September 30, 2025, to engage independent agencies under the Corporate Data Management Scheme (CDMS). The initiative aims to upgrade the MCA21 system into a data warehouse and analytics platform.
Compliance Advisory: How Indian Firms Can Qualify for RCEP Benefits in Vietnam
Indian companies can access RCEP’s tariff advantages by setting up operations in Vietnam, but success depends on strict compliance with Rules of Origin, certification, and supply chain structuring.
Registering a Pharmaceutical Company in India: How to Obtain CDSCO & Drug License Approvals
This guide covers matters related to incorporation, regulatory bodies and government approvals, documentation, and renewals—offering investors in the pharmaceuticals industry a clear roadmap to enter the Indian market.
How Indian Businesses Can Set Up in the UAE (2025 Guide)
A step-by-step guide for Indian companies to set up business in the UAE. Learn about mainland vs free zone entities, licenses, top emirates, CEPA trade benefits, and types of Indian firms in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah.
India Expands Fast-Track Merger Framework: What It Means for Investors
India’s Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) has expanded fast-track merger eligibility with its September 4, 2025 notification, raising the debt limit for unlisted firms to INR 20 billion and easing M&A approvals outside the NCLT to support growth-stage companies.
