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		Foreign Investment in India   Entry Strategy   Doing Business in India    • Companies in India  • Private and Public Companies  • Holding and Subsidiary Companies  • Company Formation  • Shares and Share Capital  • Debentures and Fixed Deposits  • Directors  • Foreign Companies Outsourcing Services Accounting & Bookkeeping    •  Financial Accounting & Bookkeeping    •  General  Ledger    •  Accounts Receivable    •  Accounts Payable    •  Invoices & Billing    •  Bank Reconciliation    •  Payroll Financial Statements, Analysis & Reporting    •  Accounts Reconciliation Reports    •  Financial & Ratio Analysis    •  Budget Reports    •  Inventory Accounting Tax Preparation Services				Companies in India The incorporation, formation and operation of companies in India is governed by The Companies Act, 1956. For commercial ventures, generally two types of companies limited by shares are formed viz. private company or public company. Hence, foreign investment can be either in a private limited company or in a public limited company. For forming a private company a minimum of 2 persons are required and for a public company a minimum of 7 persons are required.

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