India Business Group

Ongoing assistance with your development strategy in India

As a veritable reservoir of growth, India has been undergoing significant, long-lasting development for some years in a variety of business sectors, and French companies need to be present on this market of the future.

Direct european investments currently are in a phase of acceleration, and the Ernst & Young teams based both in France and in India offer solutions that are adapted to taking up the challenge offered by the Indian market.

With over 4,500 Ernst & Young professionals present in India, including 112 partners in seven different cities (New Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai), we offer a wide range of integrated services via the Indian Business Desk in Paris, which works closely with our team based in India to see to it that you have the best conditions possible to achieve your potential.

From the opportunity analysis on your business sector through to the final negotiation stage, we provide you with ongoing assistance throughout your process of setting-up in India, helping you to anticipate the risks related to this new activity and to optimise your performance.

This is how Ernst & Young makes a difference.

Our service offering:

Doing Business in India

Our Doing business in series helps you develop business strategies to expand your global presence.
Country profiles provide an overview of the government structure, economic climate, investment climate, tax systems, forms of business organization and accounting practices in several countries.

India tax survey

The Ernst & Young India Tax survey, possibly the first in India, aims to highlight the challenges and opportunities that the prevailing regulatory conditions and dynamic environment in India create for the finance and tax functions.
The survey findings provide insights to assist finance and tax professionals in identifying relevant tax issues and challenges that arise whilst grappling with the responsibilities and expectations of the tax function.