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HR & Payroll Solutions
For Indian Subsidiaries

Outsource your payroll and statutory HR compliance. We manage EPFO, ESIC, Professional Tax, and labor law advisory so you can focus on scaling your Indian team.

Streamline Your Payroll

Navigating India’s complex web of central and state-specific labor laws can be daunting for foreign subsidiaries. With strict guidelines governing basic pay computations and aggressive Ministry of Labour enforcement, staying compliant is non-negotiable. Our comprehensive HR and Payroll services provide error-free salary processing, strict adherence to statutory deductions, and legally airtight employment contracts.

End-to-End Indian Payroll Management

We handle the entire payroll lifecycle, ensuring your team is paid accurately, on time, and completely within Indian tax frameworks.

Critical Distinction: In India, salary structuring requires computing the Cost to Company (CTC) effectively by balancing Gross Pay, HRA exemptions, and employer PF contributions.

Statutory Labour Compliances

India features heavy central and state-level social security mandates that directly impact both employer costs and administrative burden.

  • EPFO (Provident Fund): Mandatory retirement savings scheme. We manage the employer/employee registration, UAN generation, and monthly 12% contribution challans.
  • ESIC (State Insurance): Medical insurance management for employees earning below ₹21,000, filing monthly returns and mapping dispensaries.
  • Professional Tax (PT) & LWF: State-specific mandatory taxes on salaried individuals. We handle PT registration and monthly filings across 20+ applicable states (e.g., Maharashtra, Karnataka).
  • Expatriate Payroll & FRRO: Specialized structuring for foreign nationals deputed to India, managing FRRO registrations and double-taxation avoidance (DTAA) relief.

Why Local HR Expertise is Mandatory

Foreign templates simply do not work in India. A standard US or UK employment contract exposes the company to severe tribunal risks.

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    Severe Penalties Defaulting on EPFO or ESIC deposits isn't just a fine—under Indian law, these funds are held in trust, and delays can lead to the arrest of the company directors.
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    POSH Act Compliance Companies with 10+ employees MUST constitute an Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) to handle sexual harassment claims properly.
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    State-by-State Rules Minimum wage acts, mandated holidays, and termination policies vary heavily depending on whether your office is in Bengaluru, Mumbai, or Delhi.

Key Outcomes & Deliverables

The India market moves fast. Accessing expert market feasibility and pre-incorporation planning and regulatory insights ensures you mitigate risks such as:

Regulatory Complexity

Laws change frequently to improve the business environment; staying updated is key to compliance.

Faster Approvals

Correct file submission prevents months of delays in licensing and visa issuance.

Investor Protection

Proper AoA drafting protects minority shareholders and outlines clear exit strategies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, India allows 100% foreign ownership in most sectors, offering full control to international investors. However, specific sectors like professional services may require a local Indiai partner with a professional license.
The initial Invest India license can be issued in 1-2 days. However, the full incorporation process—including Commercial Registration, Articles of Association, and opening government files (Labor, Tax)—typically takes 4-6 weeks to reach full operational readiness.
Yes, if the transaction involves a foreign entity acquiring shares in a Indiai company, MOCI approval is mandatory. Large transactions may also require approval from the Competition Protection Department.
Common risks include undisclosed liabilities, non-compliance with Indiaization requirements, and cultural integration challenges. Thorough due diligence is critical to uncover these issues before closing.
Yes, startups can benefit from various incentives such as subsidized government fees, SME Authority support programs, and specialized funding initiates for tech and industrial sectors.
Post-incorporation compliance includes monthly payroll (WPS) filings, annual tax filings, and maintaining Indiaization ratios. Annual financial audits are also mandatory.
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