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Basic Plan

₹ 12,999
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  • Company Name Approval
  • DIN for 2 Directors
  • DSC for 2 Directors
  • Company Incorporation Certificate
  • AOA & MOA
  • Company E-PAN & E-TAN
  • Company Master Data
  • Current Account Opening Support
  • Electronic Certificate Delivery

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₹ 15,499
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  • MSME/Udyam Registration
  • INC-22 Filing
  • Issuance of share certificates
  • Hard Copy Certificate Delivery

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₹ 26,499
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  • Auditor Appointment
  • INC 20 A Filing
  • Trade License
  • Shops & Establishment License
  • GST Registration
  • Business Letterhead (10 copies)
  • Company Seals

What is RERA Developer Registration

The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) ensures transparency and accountability in the real estate sector. It requires all real estate developers and builders to register their projects with the respective State RERA Authority before selling, advertising, or marketing them.

RERA Registration Fees

Registration Fees for Developers (Promoter Registration)

Registration Fees for Developers (Promoter Registration)

Residential Projects: ₹10 per sq. meter (Min ₹50,000 – Max ₹10 lakh)

Commercial Projects: ₹20 per sq. meter (Min ₹1 lakh – Max ₹50 lakh)

Plotted Developments: ₹5 per sq. meter (Min ₹25,000 – Max ₹2 lakh)

Redevelopment Projects: ₹5 per sq. meter (Min ₹25,000 – Max ₹5 lakh)

Registration Fees for Agents/Brokers

Individual Agents: ₹10,000 – ₹25,000 (varies by state)

Company/Organization: ₹50,000 – ₹2 lakh

Renewal Fees: Required every 5 years for agents.

Tip: Fees may vary across Maharashtra, Delhi, Karnataka, Gujarat, and other states. Check the respective State RERA Portal for exact charges.

Types of RERA Registrations

RERA requires different types of registrations based on the role in real estate transactions

Tip: Check the respective State RERA Portal for specific registration rules in your location.

Benefits of RERA Developer Registration

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Legally Approved Projects

Developers can legally sell, market, and advertise projects.

Increases Buyer Confidence

RERA registration assures buyers of project transparency.

Structured Payment Handling

Developers must deposit 70% of project funds in an escrow account, ensuring proper utilization.

Access to Government Dispute Resolution

Quick settlement of disputes through RERA Appellate Tribunals.

Better Credibility for Future Projects

A strong track record of RERA compliance attracts more investors and customers.

Tip: RERA-approved developers experience higher sales and better funding opportunities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a subsidiary of a foreign company?

A subsidiary is a company whose controlling interest is held by another company, typically referred to as the parent company. A foreign subsidiary in India is majority-owned by a foreign corporation.

How does a subsidiary differ from a branch office?

A subsidiary operates as a separate legal entity from the parent company, unlike a branch office which is merely an extension of the parent company. This means a subsidiary has greater flexibility in its operations and limits the liability to the investments in the subsidiary, not affecting the parent company directly.

What are the advantages of setting up a subsidiary in India?

Advantages include limited liability, local brand recognition, eligibility for local benefits and incentives, ability to conduct all types of business activities, and easier access to local markets.

What are the legal requirements to establish a subsidiary in India?

The subsidiary must be registered as an Indian company with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). This involves incorporation under the Companies Act, obtaining a Company Identification Number (CIN), and complying with local regulatory requirements.

What is the minimum investment required for a foreign company to set up a subsidiary in India?

There is no minimum capital requirement to establish a subsidiary in India, but the investment should be sufficient to cover operational needs and comply with any specific sectoral investment limits.

Can a subsidiary repatriate profits to its foreign parent?

Yes, after paying applicable taxes in India, a subsidiary can repatriate dividends to its foreign parent without further taxation in India.

What are the tax implications for a subsidiary in India?

A subsidiary in India is taxed as a domestic company. This includes corporate tax on its income, dividend distribution tax (if applicable), and other relevant taxes based on its operations.

How long does it take to set up a subsidiary in India?

Setting up a subsidiary in India can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months, depending on the complexity of the business, the sector, and the completeness and accuracy of the documentation provided during registration.

What sectors are popular for foreign subsidiaries in India?

Popular sectors include technology, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, services, and consumer products. Each sector might have different regulatory frameworks and investment caps.

What happens if a foreign parent company wants to close its subsidiary in India?

Closing a subsidiary involves a process called winding up, which can be voluntary or compulsory. The process includes settling debts, liquidating assets, and obtaining necessary approvals from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs and other regulatory bodies.