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Opening of Bangalore Office, the third base in India following Delhi Gurgaon
We will open a new office in Bangalore from July 2026 to support Japanese companies in the South India region. We have a team specialized in support of M&A with IT-related legal and local startups.
Read MoreOur representative partner gave a presentation at the “Nisin Economic Partnership Symposium” organized by the Association of Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (JCCI).
On the theme of "The Latest Trends in Tax Compliance in India in Manufacturing" we explained about changes in local tax system and practical notes. Thank you for visiting our website.
Read MoreGolden Week Holiday Notice
Our office will be closed from May 2nd to May 6th, 2026. We are open as usual.
Read MorePublished and published “Indian M&A Practical Guidebook 2026”
M&A Practices for Japanese companies co-authored by our legal and tax team. You can purchase all major bookstores and online. (Publication: ○○ Economics)
Read MoreNotice of Inauguration
As of February 1, 2026, the new accounting audit department 〇〇〇〇〇〇〇 has been appointed as a partner. We will strengthen our system and strive to further improve our services.
Read More[India Expansion and Practical Trends] Points of tax reform in the 2025 New Year’s budget plan and impact on Japanese companies
This article explains the principal corporate and indirect tax changes in India's 2025 Union Budget that affect foreign-invested and Japanese companies. It also examines expanded production-linked incentive schemes, customs duty revisions in selected sectors, supply-chain implications, compliance simplification, and the continuing documentation requirements under transfer pricing rules.
Read MoreIndian Corporate Legal Practice for Japanese Companies: Roles of Directors and Key Points to Build Compliance System
This article reviews the legal responsibilities of local company directors under Indian company law, with particular attention to risks faced by Japanese expatriates and practical countermeasures. It also explains how parent companies can strengthen governance in response to increasingly rigorous requirements, including mandatory CSR activities and related-party transaction regulations.
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