In the recent years, reverse flipping has again come into highlights as there are growing number of Indian startups initially incorporated (flipped) abroad...
In the recent years, reverse flipping has again come into
highlights as there are growing number of Indian startups initially
incorporated (flipped) abroad, have begun re-domiciling to India.
While stage one is flipping which happens when company originally
"flips" by moving its legal or operational base from its
home country to a foreign jurisdiction, to gain advantages like
favorable tax regimes, investor-friendly regulations, or better
access to global capital markets. Conversely, in case of reverse
flipping, a company restructures to bring its legal domicile,
operations, or intellectual property (IP) back to its home country
which often involves complexity, such as merging the foreign entity
with a domestic entity, transferring assets, or reincorporating in
the home jurisdiction.
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