Transfer pricing is a term that is often heard in the world of trade and commerce. If you are looking to start a business, it is important that you know about the meaning of this term when you do so.

Financial due diligence is a process through which financial professionals carry out an investigation and research on the financial matters and circumstances of the target firm and an analysis of various related factors.

Most corporates in India carried out company valuations only when regulations mandated it.

Where should an Indian subsidiary of a European group have its immediate parent – in Greece or in Cyprus?

Due diligence is a process that is associated with the research and analysis performed prior to an acquisition, a business partnership, an investment or a bank loan for determining the financial integrity and ...

If you are looking to do business across international borders, then you must first get yourself acquainted with the concept of international taxation. International taxation involves determination of tax for a business ...

In the previous post, we discussed some problems of equity funding that are faced by investors in India. In this post, we will look at some alternatives to equity funding that are used by companies globally and in India.

No one is immune to the challenge of building business forecasts – whether it's first-time entrepreneurs or large businesses.

If you are looking to get company valuation India done in order to sell your company there are a few things that you need to keep in mind first.

AMIL provides both personal and business loans.

Valuations of companies or equity in India are required for a variety of reasons, usually triggered by mergers, acquisitions or share purchase/sale.

In Part 1, we discussed some rookie mistakes we've seen businesses make while creating financial forecasts. New businesses are especially prone to making errors when they create forecasts for the first time

India is one of the fastest growing markets in the world, making it one of the more attractive investment opportunities for companies across the world.

In "Spotlight" we will be discussing the opportunities and challenges that our clients face in various sectors, in conversation with CXOs.

The first thing that you need to keep in mind at the time of company formation India is a proper business idea. What do you want to start and why do you want to start it and nothing else?

As financial education grows, more and more high net worth individuals (HNIs) are beginning to realise that diversification is important.

Most companies (foreign or Indian) provide funding to their subsidiary through equity.

After overhauling the Companies Act in 2013, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs of India introduced Clause 247 into the Act in late 2017, introducing the requirement for a Registered Valuer (RV)...

Everything about a startup is exciting – except the paperwork.

As businesses get used to the "new normal", many are now beginning to ask, "What next?" In a post-covid world, for a lot of businesses, the instinct may be to conserve what they have, rather than go into expansion mode.