Finance Solutions Tailored for Your Business
Why finance gets harder when you expand abroad
Once you operate in more than one country, you deal with several currencies, different tax regimes and separate reporting rules in each jurisdiction. An Indian parent also has its own obligations, such as ODI reporting to the RBI under FEMA and the Annual Performance Report due by 31 December. We bring the foreign bank accounts, bookkeeping and tax filings together with the India-side compliance, so one team tracks every deadline and you are not reconciling advice from separate firms.
Cross-Border Payments
Move money between India and your overseas company with lower fees and fewer delays.
Tax Optimisation
Stay compliant while claiming the deductions, credits and DTAA treaty relief you are entitled to.
Risk Management
Reduce exposure to currency swings and payment fraud with regular oversight of your accounts.
Our Finance Services
Our finance services cover your international accounts and filings, scaled to the size of your business and the markets you operate in.
Cross-Border Banking & Finance
From the first account opening to ongoing oversight. We help set up bank accounts in the USA, the UK, the UAE, Singapore and other markets across our 47+ countries, then handle monthly reporting and reconciliations and keep you within local financial rules.
Our Integrated Finance Approach
We plan your banking, accounting and tax work as part of your wider expansion, so finance decisions match your entity and market choices.
Personalized Financial Plans
A finance plan built around your markets, entity structure and growth targets.
Compliance-Driven
We work to each country's rules and to the Indian side, including FEMA, as well as international standards such as FATCA reporting and IFRS.
Established Results
We have given finance and tax support to 1,080+ clients expanding across 47+ countries.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about company formation in Saudi Arabia
How long does company formation take in Saudi Arabia?
The typical timeframe is 2-6 weeks depending on the business type and complexity. Simple LLC formations can be completed in 2-3 weeks, while more complex structures with special licensing may take 4-6 weeks.
What is the minimum capital required?
The minimum capital varies by business type. For LLC companies, the minimum is SAR 1 million, while branch offices typically require proof of SAR 500,000 allocated from the parent company.
Can a foreigner own 100% of a company?
Yes, under Saudi Arabia’s new foreign investment regulations, 100% foreign ownership is permitted in most sectors. Some strategic sectors may require local partnership or have specific ownership restrictions.
What ongoing compliance requirements apply?
Companies must maintain proper accounting records, file annual returns, comply with VAT regulations, renew commercial registrations annually, and meet any sector-specific regulatory requirements.