Manage Foreign Direct Investment
Seamlessly with follow2tax
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) enables businesses to receive investment from overseas entities while expanding growth opportunities in India. At follow2tax, we provide professional assistance to help you manage FDI compliances, filings, and regulatory requirements smoothly and legally.
- End-to-End FDI Compliance Assistance
- Foreign Investment Reporting & Filings
- RBI & FEMA Compliance Guidance
- Expert Advisory & Ongoing Support
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Grow Globally with Proper FDI Compliance
Foreign Direct Investment allows overseas investors to invest directly in Indian companies, helping businesses expand operations, access capital, and build global partnerships. Proper compliance with RBI and FEMA regulations is essential for lawful investment.
follow2tax simplifies FDI management by assisting with documentation, reporting, share allotment compliance, and filing requirements. Our structured approach ensures accurate filings and seamless adherence to regulatory guidelines.
Whether you are a startup receiving foreign funding or an established company planning international expansion, our expert-driven services help you manage FDI transactions confidently while staying compliant.
Why Choose follow2tax for Foreign Direct Investment Services?
We combine regulatory expertise, financial insight, and practical business guidance to deliver reliable and hassle-free FDI compliance services.
Expert Regulatory Guidance
Professional support to ensure compliance with RBI and FEMA regulations.
Accurate & Timely Filings
Efficient documentation and reporting to avoid compliance issues or delays.
End-to-End Assistance
Complete support from investment structuring to regulatory filing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)?
FDI is an investment made by a foreign entity directly into an Indian business, allowing ownership participation and long-term involvement.
Who can receive FDI in India?
Most Indian companies can receive FDI subject to sector-specific limits and compliance under FEMA and RBI guidelines.
What compliances are required for FDI?
Businesses must complete investment reporting, share allotment filings, and FEMA compliance documentation with the RBI and relevant authorities.
What happens if FDI compliance is missed?
Non-compliance may lead to penalties, legal complications, and restrictions on future foreign investments.