Month: March 2026

Is an LLP or a Private Limited Company the right structure for entering India?

For foreign investors looking to establish operations in India, choosing the right legal structure is one of the most important early decisions. Both Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) and Private Limited Companies provide limited liability protection, meaning personal assets are protected from business liabilities. However, the two structures differ significantly in terms of compliance requirements, taxation, governance and the ability to raise capital.

Is a signed contract the finish line or just the starting block when doing deals in India?

In this episode of the Veyrah Law series, Ajay Joseph (Partner) breaks down why the “who” is just as important as the “how” when entering the Indian market. While the regulatory environment is certainly different from developed markets, the cultural environment – defined by family dynamics, legacy, and deep-rooted loyalty – often dictates the ultimate success of a deal.

Is a Joint Venture (JV) in India Right for Your Business?

Joint ventures have long been a gateway for foreign investors entering the Indian market, but why do so many high-profile collaborations dissolve within just a few years? In Episode 9 of the Doing Business in India series, Ajay Joseph (Partner at Veyrah Law) explores the intricate landscape of foreign investors collaborating with Indian partners.

Is your location in India a simple administrative step or a high-stakes decision?

In this episode of the Veyrah Law series, Ajay Joseph (Partner) breaks down why the “where” is just as important as the “how” when entering the Indian market. India operates as a federal system where the choice of state and city determines important aspects – from your operational speed to your compliance stability.