An overseas Subsidiary is a separate legal entity, effectively creating a separation of legal liability between the parent and its Subsidiary. Depending upon how you structure your foreign Subsidiary you may need to put in place an agreement between the two companies to determine how one is remunerated for the work that it undertakes on the other's behalf or to determine the transfer pricing relationship between the two. Special attention should be paid to the indirect tax issues arising from these types of agreements.

Nair & Co. has a dedicated startup team with the expertise to set up entities in more than 40 countries with an appropriate benchmarked tax infrastructure. However, if the Subsidiary is no longer the preferred means of doing business overseas, the closing down process can be expensive and lengthy. In these scenarios, our dedicated shut down team helps clients close down defunct foreign entities.

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