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Since the invoices are raised in UAE and US address and the company is also registered there you are a foreign company and Indian Customers are taking your services. Hence you need not do any compliance as it is considered that your customers are importing the services of your company into Indian territory. However, since you want to have a calling of...
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ca, We are into providing consultation and facilitating high-end medical services in the US. We facilitate a-z in support services during the clients stay in US right from helping him/her to choose the hospital & doctor to a private car with an escort and arranging what would be required for a total stress-free and luxurious stay. As we are based in UAE and plan to launch our services in India we need some clarifications for us to take the correct path. We need the clients to make a part payment on signing the contract in India to our UAE a/c (we don't intend to take any payments in India) and balance on reaching US in the US. We have a refund policy in case client does not travel and also for client to feel secure about his money and our ingenuity
Questions -Can we issue letters of receipt from our rep or liaison office in India stating the receipt in our UAE account and refund policy so people have the confidence or there are other alternatives for the same. Pls advice -what entity should be opened in India for this as we plan initially to have somebody in flex desk office in India just to take calls and direct the queries to us -What you would require for the same and your charges
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caSince the invoices are raised in UAE and US address and the company is also registered there you are a foreign company and Indian Customers are taking your services. Hence you need not do any compliance as it is considered that your customers are importing the services of your company into Indian territory. However, since you want to have a calling office here in India, the easiest way is to employ your employees not as employees but as consultants. They will be raising an invoice in your company's name and you can transfer the amount directly to their company's account. You can have a Consultant Agreement drafted so that the consultants work on the conditions required by your company. In the absence of such agreement, you will not have any control over your consultants.
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about 3 years ago
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, We are into providing consultation and facilitating high-end medical services in the US. We facilitate a-z in support services during the clients stay in US right from helping him/her to choose the hospital & doctor to a private car with an escort and arranging what would be required for a total stress-free and luxurious stay. As we are based in UAE and plan to launch our services in India we need some clarifications for us to take the correct path. We need the clients to make a part payment on signing the contract in India to our UAE a/c (we don't intend to take any payments in India) and balance on reaching US in the US. We have a refund policy in case client does not travel and also for client to feel secure about his money and our ingenuity
Questions -Can we issue letters of receipt from our rep or liaison office in India stating the receipt in our UAE account and refund policy so people have the confidence or there are other alternatives for the same. Pls advice -what entity should be opened in India for this as we plan initially to have somebody in flex desk office in India just to take calls and direct the queries to us -What you would require for the same and your charges
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caSince the invoices are raised in UAE and US address and the company is also registered there you are a foreign company and Indian Customers are taking your services. Hence you need not do any compliance as it is considered that your customers are importing the services of your company into Indian territory. However, since you want to have a calling office here in India, the easiest way is to employ your employees not as employees but as consultants. They will be raising an invoice in your company's name and you can transfer the amount directly to their company's account. You can have a Consultant Agreement drafted so that the consultants work on the conditions required by your company. In the absence of such agreement, you will not have any control over your consultants.
In case you need any assistance in legal or accounting or secretarial services, things can be consulted and delivered seamlessly on Wazzeer platform -> "Get your Wazzeer"
about 3 years ago
Before buying a flat you need to establish the ownership of the property by ascertaining following 3 things:
1) Whether the Property has a clear title
2) Whether the Property has not been mortgaged
3) Whether the Property is not on any encroached land (This can be done by doing a Property due diligence through a qualified law...
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cafull process of buying resale flat
full process of buying resale flat
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caBefore buying a flat you need to establish the ownership of the property by ascertaining following 3 things:
1) Whether the Property has a clear title
2) Whether the Property has not been mortgaged
3) Whether the Property is not on any encroached land (This can be done by doing a Property due diligence through a qualified lawyer)
Once the property has been established as purchasable from the legal standpoint, the next step is to register the property. The property needs to be registered in the office of sub-registrar of the area in which property is located. Both buyers and sellers need to be present in front of the SRO and register the sale of the property by paying requisite Stamp Duty.
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almost 3 years ago
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full process of buying resale flat
full process of buying resale flat
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caBefore buying a flat you need to establish the ownership of the property by ascertaining following 3 things:
1) Whether the Property has a clear title
2) Whether the Property has not been mortgaged
3) Whether the Property is not on any encroached land (This can be done by doing a Property due diligence through a qualified lawyer)
Once the property has been established as purchasable from the legal standpoint, the next step is to register the property. The property needs to be registered in the office of sub-registrar of the area in which property is located. Both buyers and sellers need to be present in front of the SRO and register the sale of the property by paying requisite Stamp Duty.
We can help you in this matter, all you have to do is ->"Get Started"
almost 3 years ago
Since there was no contract at all, he cannot force you to make the payment. Even for the funds' transfer since they are cash deposits to your account it cannot be verified who actually put the money into your account. Hence, it is really difficult for your friend to file a case against you with the amount of evidence that you claim he has. However, i...
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caA friend of mine, from Punjab, runs an authorized franchise of apparel store in Amritsar. On my visit to his store, he requested me if I can help him locate any places to buy original/duplicate fashion apparel in my city i.e. Delhi. As his authorized distributor purchase products from Delhi and use to charge heavy amount on the same from him. I found a couple of vendors who sell the products he required, and I started helping my friend by purchasing things from Delhi and he uses to pay me through cash transfer in my bank account. Am not a professional buyer/nor a businessman. Though no terms and conditions were signed, no commission or percentage was set among us. I use to charge only patrol fair i.e. 200-300 rupees. And he was happy with this system as he was saving and making huge money out of it.
Now after he has purchased products in installments (6 months) worth 9.5 lakhs and paid 9.3 lakhs to me, he is complaining as some (10%) of the products are not as he asked for though he’s forcing me to get it returned and asking me to pay his money back. I am nowhere in a condition to pay him anything as I don’t have any source to sell them or return them because there was no refund policy between me and him nor with the vendor I purchased from. All these deals were done on mobile messages through “WhatsApp” between me, him and other vendors. All the money transferred to me was through cash deposits in my bank. No invoice/quotes were provided or signed. I have not charged any commission on the products, but he’s forcing me to pay him. What shall I do?
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caSince there was no contract at all, he cannot force you to make the payment. Even for the funds' transfer since they are cash deposits to your account it cannot be verified who actually put the money into your account. Hence, it is really difficult for your friend to file a case against you with the amount of evidence that you claim he has. However, if he has any further documents or details which you are not aware the situation may change. It is also difficult for you to recover the balance 20,000 from your friend since there is no contract on the same.
To take this discussion forward, all you have to do is ->"Get your Wazzeer"
about 3 years ago
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A friend of mine, from Punjab, runs an authorized franchise of apparel store in Amritsar. On my visit to his store, he requested me if I can help him locate any places to buy original/duplicate fashion apparel in my city i.e. Delhi. As his authorized distributor purchase products from Delhi and use to charge heavy amount on the same from him. I found a couple of vendors who sell the products he required, and I started helping my friend by purchasing things from Delhi and he uses to pay me through cash transfer in my bank account. Am not a professional buyer/nor a businessman. Though no terms and conditions were signed, no commission or percentage was set among us. I use to charge only patrol fair i.e. 200-300 rupees. And he was happy with this system as he was saving and making huge money out of it.
Now after he has purchased products in installments (6 months) worth 9.5 lakhs and paid 9.3 lakhs to me, he is complaining as some (10%) of the products are not as he asked for though he’s forcing me to get it returned and asking me to pay his money back. I am nowhere in a condition to pay him anything as I don’t have any source to sell them or return them because there was no refund policy between me and him nor with the vendor I purchased from. All these deals were done on mobile messages through “WhatsApp” between me, him and other vendors. All the money transferred to me was through cash deposits in my bank. No invoice/quotes were provided or signed. I have not charged any commission on the products, but he’s forcing me to pay him. What shall I do?
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caSince there was no contract at all, he cannot force you to make the payment. Even for the funds' transfer since they are cash deposits to your account it cannot be verified who actually put the money into your account. Hence, it is really difficult for your friend to file a case against you with the amount of evidence that you claim he has. However, if he has any further documents or details which you are not aware the situation may change. It is also difficult for you to recover the balance 20,000 from your friend since there is no contract on the same.
To take this discussion forward, all you have to do is ->"Get your Wazzeer"
about 3 years ago -
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caSince there was no contract at all, he cannot force you to make the payment. Even for the funds' transfer since they are cash deposits to your account it cannot be verified who actually put the money into your account. Hence, it is really difficult for your friend to file a case against you with the amount of evidence that you claim he has. However, if he has any further documents or details which you are not aware the situation may change. It is also difficult for you to recover the balance 20,000 from your friend since there is no contract on the same.
To take this discussion forward, all you have to do is ->"Get your Wazzeer"
about 3 years ago
A company should have a minimum of 20 employees to go for PF Registration. However, they can go for Voluntary registration if they have 6 or more employees and all the employees want PF benefit. However, you can open a PPF (Public Provident Fund) Account through SBI or ICICI Bank on your own. Here there won't be any employer contribution. But you will...
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caCan I submit the pf if my firm is not registered with EPFO? Can I submit the pf if my firm is not registered with epfo?
Actually, i had left my job and has joined in a partnership firm which is not registered with EPFO. So can I now submit the PF?
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caA company should have a minimum of 20 employees to go for PF Registration. However, they can go for Voluntary registration if they have 6 or more employees and all the employees want PF benefit. However, you can open a PPF (Public Provident Fund) Account through SBI or ICICI Bank on your own. Here there won't be any employer contribution. But you will get 7.5% Tax-free return on this.
about 3 years ago
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Can I submit the pf if my firm is not registered with EPFO? Can I submit the pf if my firm is not registered with epfo?
Actually, i had left my job and has joined in a partnership firm which is not registered with EPFO. So can I now submit the PF?
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caA company should have a minimum of 20 employees to go for PF Registration. However, they can go for Voluntary registration if they have 6 or more employees and all the employees want PF benefit. However, you can open a PPF (Public Provident Fund) Account through SBI or ICICI Bank on your own. Here there won't be any employer contribution. But you will get 7.5% Tax-free return on this.
about 3 years ago
Since there was no contract at all, he cannot force you to make the payment. Even for the funds' transfer since they are cash deposits to your account it cannot be verified who actually put the money into your account. Hence, it is really difficult for your friend to file a case against you with the amount of evidence that you claim he has. However, i...
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caA friend of mine, from Punjab, runs an authorized franchise of apparel store in Amritsar. On my visit to his store, he requested me if I can help him locate any places to buy original/duplicate fashion apparel in my city i.e. Delhi. As his authorized distributor purchase products from Delhi and use to charge heavy amount on the same from him. I found a couple of vendors who sell the products he required, and I started helping my friend by purchasing things from Delhi and he uses to pay me through cash transfer in my bank account. Am not a professional buyer/nor a businessman. Though no terms and conditions were signed, no commission or percentage was set among us. I use to charge only patrol fair i.e. 200-300 rupees. And he was happy with this system as he was saving and making huge money out of it.
Now after he has purchased products in installments (6 months) worth 9.5 lakhs and paid 9.3 lakhs to me, he is complaining as some (10%) of the products are not as he asked for though he’s forcing me to get it returned and asking me to pay his money back. I am nowhere in a condition to pay him anything as I don’t have any source to sell them or return them because there was no refund policy between me and him nor with the vendor I purchased from. All these deals were done on mobile messages through “WhatsApp” between me, him and other vendors. All the money transferred to me was through cash deposits in my bank. No invoice/quotes were provided or signed. I have not charged any commission on the products, but he’s forcing me to pay him. What shall I do?
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caSince there was no contract at all, he cannot force you to make the payment. Even for the funds' transfer since they are cash deposits to your account it cannot be verified who actually put the money into your account. Hence, it is really difficult for your friend to file a case against you with the amount of evidence that you claim he has. However, if he has any further documents or details which you are not aware the situation may change. It is also difficult for you to recover the balance 20,000 from your friend since there is no contract on the same.
To take this discussion forward, all you have to do is ->"Get your Wazzeer"
about 3 years ago
1 more answer
A friend of mine, from Punjab, runs an authorized franchise of apparel store in Amritsar. On my visit to his store, he requested me if I can help him locate any places to buy original/duplicate fashion apparel in my city i.e. Delhi. As his authorized distributor purchase products from Delhi and use to charge heavy amount on the same from him. I found a couple of vendors who sell the products he required, and I started helping my friend by purchasing things from Delhi and he uses to pay me through cash transfer in my bank account. Am not a professional buyer/nor a businessman. Though no terms and conditions were signed, no commission or percentage was set among us. I use to charge only patrol fair i.e. 200-300 rupees. And he was happy with this system as he was saving and making huge money out of it.
Now after he has purchased products in installments (6 months) worth 9.5 lakhs and paid 9.3 lakhs to me, he is complaining as some (10%) of the products are not as he asked for though he’s forcing me to get it returned and asking me to pay his money back. I am nowhere in a condition to pay him anything as I don’t have any source to sell them or return them because there was no refund policy between me and him nor with the vendor I purchased from. All these deals were done on mobile messages through “WhatsApp” between me, him and other vendors. All the money transferred to me was through cash deposits in my bank. No invoice/quotes were provided or signed. I have not charged any commission on the products, but he’s forcing me to pay him. What shall I do?
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caSince there was no contract at all, he cannot force you to make the payment. Even for the funds' transfer since they are cash deposits to your account it cannot be verified who actually put the money into your account. Hence, it is really difficult for your friend to file a case against you with the amount of evidence that you claim he has. However, if he has any further documents or details which you are not aware the situation may change. It is also difficult for you to recover the balance 20,000 from your friend since there is no contract on the same.
To take this discussion forward, all you have to do is ->"Get your Wazzeer"
about 3 years ago -
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caSince there was no contract at all, he cannot force you to make the payment. Even for the funds' transfer since they are cash deposits to your account it cannot be verified who actually put the money into your account. Hence, it is really difficult for your friend to file a case against you with the amount of evidence that you claim he has. However, if he has any further documents or details which you are not aware the situation may change. It is also difficult for you to recover the balance 20,000 from your friend since there is no contract on the same.
To take this discussion forward, all you have to do is ->"Get your Wazzeer"
about 3 years ago
A company should have a minimum of 20 employees to go for PF Registration. However, they can go for Voluntary registration if they have 6 or more employees and all the employees want PF benefit. However, you can open a PPF (Public Provident Fund) Account through SBI or ICICI Bank on your own. Here there won't be any employer contribution. But you will...
W Network
caCan I submit the pf if my firm is not registered with EPFO? Can I submit the pf if my firm is not registered with epfo?
Actually, i had left my job and has joined in a partnership firm which is not registered with EPFO. So can I now submit the PF?
-
W Network
caA company should have a minimum of 20 employees to go for PF Registration. However, they can go for Voluntary registration if they have 6 or more employees and all the employees want PF benefit. However, you can open a PPF (Public Provident Fund) Account through SBI or ICICI Bank on your own. Here there won't be any employer contribution. But you will get 7.5% Tax-free return on this.
about 3 years ago
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Can I submit the pf if my firm is not registered with EPFO? Can I submit the pf if my firm is not registered with epfo?
Actually, i had left my job and has joined in a partnership firm which is not registered with EPFO. So can I now submit the PF?
-
W Network
caA company should have a minimum of 20 employees to go for PF Registration. However, they can go for Voluntary registration if they have 6 or more employees and all the employees want PF benefit. However, you can open a PPF (Public Provident Fund) Account through SBI or ICICI Bank on your own. Here there won't be any employer contribution. But you will get 7.5% Tax-free return on this.
about 3 years ago
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