WOS Compliance
WOS Compliance Services (Wholly Owned Subsidiary in India)
Setting up a wholly owned subsidiary in India is the easy part. The real work starts after incorporation. A WOS must comply with the Companies Act, FEMA, RBI reporting, taxation, transfer pricing, audits, and ongoing regulatory filings. Missing even one deadline can lead to penalties or blocked foreign investments.
We help foreign parent companies stay compliant, confident, and future-ready in India—without chasing forms or regulators.
What’s Included in WOS Compliance
Company Law Compliance
Drafting and filing Board & shareholder resolutions
Maintaining statutory registers and minutes
Preparation & filing of Annual Return (MGT-7) and Financial Statements (AOC-4)
Event-based filings like change in directors, capital, office, etc.
FEMA & RBI Compliance
Annual FLA Return filing
FC-GPR / FC-TRS reporting, if applicable
ODI/FDI reporting and advisory
Monitoring foreign remittances and share allotments
Accounting & Tax Compliance
Monthly bookkeeping and MIS reporting
GST, TDS, Income Tax filings
Statutory audit coordination
Transfer pricing documentation (if applicable)
Corporate Governance
Compliance calendar
Risk & internal control review
Representation during regulatory notices
When a WOS Must File
Within 30 days of receiving foreign investment – FC-GPR
Within 60 days of share transfer – FC-TRS
By 31st July every year – FLA Return
Annually – MGT-7, AOC-4, Income Tax Return
Monthly/Quarterly – GST & TDS, if applicable
Event-based – corporate changes, capital changes, agreements, etc.
Documents Usually Required
COI, MoA, AoA, PAN, GST
Shareholding & parent company documents
Bank FIRC and KYC reports
Financials, agreements, invoices, ledgers
Board resolutions and declarations
Why Compliance Matters
Avoid late fees, compounding, and prosecution
Smooth cross-border money movement
Builds credibility with banks, investors, customers
Supports future restructuring, fundraising, exits
Who Should Use This Service
Foreign companies expanding into India
Global startups testing Indian markets
Multinationals requiring regular governance support
Investors planning long-term India operations
Frequently Asked Questions
Acting on your behalf before government, tax, regulatory, or banking authorities to resolve compliance matters.
Yes. All Indian companies, regardless of turnover, must undergo an annual audit.
Yes. Any company with FDI must report investments and share allotments to RBI.
It attracts RBI penalties and may delay future foreign remittances or funding.
Yes, but it must still file annual ROC, tax, FEMA, and audit compliances.