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amit (director)     12 June 2010

JOINT VENTURE COMPANY

TWO COMPANIES FORM  A JV TO GET SOME CONTRACT, LET SAY IN 50-50% EQUITY EACH.

 

WILL THE INDIVIDUAL TURNOVER OF THE COMPANY OF THE JV WILL GET THE SHARE OF TURNOVER OF THE JV COMPANY OR NOT.

IS JV A SPECIAL ENTITY, PAN NO. , VAT NO, ETC HAS TO BE TAKEN SEPERATELY.

 

PLEASE ADVICE



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V. VASUDEVAN (LEGAL COUNSEL)     13 June 2010

Once a JV Is formed by due incorporation as a special entity under the Companies Act (please confirm this is done), the profits of the said JV Company are distinguishable from the profit/loss of the JV companies. Such income would be separately taxed as per law. However, the dividend if any received by the JV would be taxable as an income in the hands of the JV Company. 

Obviously once the JV Is a separate entity, it would have to comply all the formalities under the Income-tax Act, Sales Tax/Vat, PAN and every other legal process.v

vasudevan

Basavaraj (Asst, Manager-Legal)     06 July 2010

Mr.Amit,

Mr.Vasudeven has given right feedback, recently we did JV and same thing what Vasu said we had adopted separatly.

Prashant (Manager - Sales)     20 August 2010

What kind of an agreement is best suitable before forming a Joint Venture Company in India between an Indian Pvt. Ltd. company and foreign company. 

If possible please share a sample agreement. The Joint Venture Company will work to provide services in the telecommunication industry where technology comes from the foreign partner.

Satya Narayana Palukuru (Advocates & Mediators.)     20 August 2010

Hi

if u require a model send a mail i can forward

satyampalukuru@yahoo.com


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