Company Incorporation is business set up, company formation, company registration, registering companies as mainland, freezone, or offshore entities.
India and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) share one of the most dynamic and enduring trade relationships in the world, with gems and jewellery being a pillar of bilateral commerce. From centuries-old trade routes across the Arabian Sea to present-day sophisticated global supply chains, this sector blends tradition, artisanal skill, and strategic economic cooperation. For Indian manufacturers, traders,...
Global supply chains are being reshaped by tariff changes, geopolitical shifts, and diversification strategies. For Indian manufacturers, especially those in export-led sectors these developments are prompting a re-evaluation of where production, value addition, and distribution should be located to remain competitive and closer to important markets. In this context, the UAE has emerged as a...
India’s export strategy is evolving in response to global tariff hikes, supply-chain challenges, and rising compliance demands. To stay competitive, the government is leveraging targeted incentives such as the Export Promotion Mission (EPM), duty-free cotton imports, revised jewellery duty drawback, and the Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products (RoDTEP) scheme designed to refund...
Indian businesses today face a rapidly evolving global trade landscape marked by tariff escalations, supply chain disruptions, and geopolitical realignments. These developments have accelerated the need for diversification—in both markets and production hubs—to ensure long-term resilience. As exporters reconsider their global strategies, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has emerged as a stable and strategically located...
Cross-border mergers and acquisitions (M&A) between India and the UAE have surged as businesses in both jurisdictions seek new markets, technologies, and diversification avenues. However, these deals require navigating a sophisticated legal and regulatory landscape shaped by continual reform, policy priorities, and international best practices. Drivers and Trends in India-UAE Cross-Border M&A India and the...
The UAE has long established itself as a global financial hub, driven by its strategic geographic position, expatriate-heavy population, and pro-business regulatory environment. One of the thriving industries in this ecosystem is the money exchange sector, which plays a crucial role in facilitating remittances, currency conversions, and other cross-border financial services. With millions of expatriates...
Indian businesses are navigating one of the most dynamic phases of global trade in decades. On the one hand, exporters face rising tariff barriers in key markets, particularly the United States. On the other hand, the Government of India has introduced new incentives to help exporters remain competitive, including duty cuts, tax refunds, and large-scale...
Early-stage fundraising is one of the most critical junctures for a startup’s long-term viability. From a legal standpoint, the structure of the investment can directly influence ownership rights, regulatory compliance, investor protections, and the future fundraising strategy of the company. The most common investment instruments used at this stage are Simple Agreements for Future Equity...
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) remains a premier jurisdiction for foreign investment and business incorporation. As regulatory frameworks continue to evolve, particularly with the implementation of the federal corporate tax regime and amendments to the Commercial Companies Law, investors must carefully evaluate the appropriate legal structure for their businesses. One of the most fundamental decisions...
Notarization is a crucial step in executing many legal documents in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), ensuring authenticity of signatures and compliance with legal formalities. Both individuals and corporate entities frequently require notarized documents from power of attorneys to corporate resolutions and contracts for use in official transactions. However, the procedures and requirements can vary...
