| | Weekly business and foreign investment news roundup in Asia by Asia Briefing and Dezan Shira & Associates (An Ascentium Company). |
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| | | | India follows a first-to-file trademark system, making early registration critical for foreign businesses planning market entry. This guide explains how to protect trademarks and logos against brand squatting, registration delays, market entry barriers, and costly disputes. | | | | | A poorly structured contract can expose businesses to payment disputes, tax risks, operational delays, IP leakage, and enforcement challenges. We outline the key clauses, legal requirements, and dispute resolution considerations foreign companies should address when contracting in India. | | | | | The India–UK CETA introduces phased tariff reductions for qualifying UK-manufactured vehicles through tariff rate quotas (TRQs) rather than eliminating duties outright. We explain how vehicle category, origin, TRQ, and Rules of Origin determine access to preferential rates. | | | | | Foreign companies and multinational groups may qualify for capital gains exemptions on specified real estate disposals, compulsory acquisitions, and industrial relocations. This guide covers the qualifying transactions, reinvestment timelines, holding conditions, and documentation businesses should review before claiming relief. | | | | | Foreign companies employing staff in India must determine whether their establishment and workforce fall within the Employee State Insurance (ESI) scheme. We explain registration, employee enrolment, contribution, record-keeping, reporting, and inspection obligations under India’s social security framework. | | |
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COMPLIMENTARY BUSINESS RESOURCES: | | | | | | This issue explains how India’s labor codes, state-level minimum wage rules, employment models, contractor risks, payroll TDS obligations, and the Income-tax Act, 2025 affect workforce planning, compensation structuring, HR administration, and employee exits. | | | | | This report examines the corridor’s role in manufacturing, digital infrastructure, green finance, talent, and innovation, helping investors assess growth pathways, risk factors, and cross-border expansion potential. |
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