Investment consulting firm, Dhruva Advisors, introduces the second version of its guide, 'Investing in India 2025': A comprehensive handbook specifically tailored for international investors.
In the ever-changing landscape of India's regulatory and tax ecosystem, global investors are seeking guidance to navigate the complexities. Dhruva Advisors, a leading tax and regulatory consultancy firm, has released the second edition of its flagship publication, "Investing in India 2025". This comprehensive report offers a 360-degree view of India's current investment climate, providing actionable insights for global businesses, family offices, and investment funds.
The report focuses on several key areas, including inbound structuring and entity selection, foreign direct investment (FDI) regulatory frameworks and sectoral limits, cross-border tax challenges, digital economy taxation, transfer pricing complexities, exit mechanisms, and policy updates.
One of the critical aspects addressed in the report is the growing strategic importance of GIFT City as a hub for fund setups and cross-border financing. The report also discusses emerging trends like reverse flipping and the impact of Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) measures, as well as state-level incentives.
The report equips stakeholders with practical guidance to navigate India's complex legal terrain, helping them align their strategies with regulatory expectations. It provides updates on evolving anti-abuse frameworks affecting treaty benefits, transfer pricing, and indirect share transfers, and delves into litigation trends in faceless assessments.
The report also covers policy reforms, international tax considerations, business structuring options, and state-level incentives. It underscores Dhruva Advisors' focus on simplifying complex tax structures and discusses sustainability-linked regulations shaping India's next economic chapter.
Mr. Dinesh Kanabar, CEO of Dhruva Advisors, stated that the report aims to discuss information asymmetry and offer clarity on the country's regulatory roadmap. The report is a critical reference point for global businesses, family offices, and investment funds evaluating opportunities in India.
Moreover, the report discusses the digital transformation of compliance systems in India and key judicial developments. It is targeted at multinational companies, private equity and venture capital funds, sovereign wealth funds, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs), NRIs/OCIs seeking to channel investments into India.
In conclusion, Dhruva Advisors' "Investing in India 2025" report offers valuable insights for global investors looking to leverage India's regulatory reforms and business opportunities in 2025. As India positions itself as a strategic hub for capital, talent, and innovation, this report serves as an invaluable resource for those looking to navigate India's complex regulatory landscape with confidence.
[1] Source: Dhruva Advisors press release [2] Source: Business Standard [4] Source: Economic Times
- Global investors are finding guidance in Dhruva Advisors' report, "Investing in India 2025," as they aim to navigate India's complex tax and regulatory ecosystem.
- The report provides a comprehensive view of India's investment climate, shedding light on key areas such as healthcare, education, business, sustainability, and finance.
- Notably, the report discusses the strategic importance of GIFT City and emerging trends like reverse flipping, BEPS measures, and their impact on India's economy.
- The report also touches upon important topics like digital transformation, transfer pricing complexities, state-level incentives, and litigation trends in faceless assessments.
- For businesses, family offices, and investment funds considering investments in India, Dhruva Advisors' report serves as a crucial resource to understand the country's regulatory roadmap and capitalize on its business opportunities in 2025.
