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No. A LLP is not stuck if it does not do any business.
Whether the LLP does business or not, it is supposed to complete the applicable compliances like any other LLP in business. The penalties for not filing these compliances or the delay in filing are on a per day basis and pile up, in case of any delay.
Last year there were cases whe...
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Any company registered in India must have at least one resident Indian as a direcors.
Yes, a subsidiary in India can have a director (Resident Indian or otherwise) common with the parent entity.
In case, the Indian entity is either billing or making a payment to the parent entity, Transfer Pricing (along with its compliances) wil...
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From the facts provided, it emerges that MOU’s were entered into between the parties regarding the capital to be invested and the sharing of profits. For absolute clarity on the issue, the terms and conditions of the MOU’s including the obligations of the respective parties are required to be seen. But from a perusal of the factual narrati...
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It emerges that the person in Punjab has no privity with any of the vendors in Delhi directly since the supply of the goods, receipt of the payment etc. was done in your name/bank account. It is understood from the facts stated that the payment for the goods have been made and there was no issue raised by the person at the first instance before making...
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No. A LLP is not stuck if it does not do any business.
Whether the LLP does business or not, it is supposed to complete the applicable compliances like any other LLP in business. The penalties for not filing these compliances or the delay in filing are on a per day basis and pile up, in case of any delay.
Last year there were cases whe...
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From the facts provided, it emerges that MOU’s were entered into between the parties regarding the capital to be invested and the sharing of profits. For absolute clarity on the issue, the terms and conditions of the MOU’s including the obligations of the respective parties are required to be seen. But from a perusal of the factual narrati...
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It emerges that the person in Punjab has no privity with any of the vendors in Delhi directly since the supply of the goods, receipt of the payment etc. was done in your name/bank account. It is understood from the facts stated that the payment for the goods have been made and there was no issue raised by the person at the first instance before making...
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