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Presented by: Nishith Desai, International Tax Expert & Corporate Lawyer
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Date: January 25, 2007 Time: 09:00am PST |
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Summary
In keeping with our tradition of bringing insightful webinars from thought leaders and practitioners in the field of Strategic Planning and Business Intelligence, Express Analytics invites you to attend an insightful hour with an expert in international law and taxation issues of doing with business with India and other emerging markets.
This program is a must for Executives and Managers or anyone interested in exploring the opportunities in emerging markets. Attendees will have an opportunity to ask questions related to their specific business plans related to setting up operations in India.
Topics Covered
This presentation by Desai will cover:- Opportunities in doing business with India
- Corporate Law & Taxation considerations in doing business with India
- Corporate reporting and regulatory issues
- Human Resources and Intellectual property rights considerations
After this webcast you will be able to understand.....
- The advantages and growth opportunities that exist in emerging markets such as India.
- Regulatory differences between India and US.
- How companies can take advantages of favorable tax and import/export regulations.
- How companies can plan to setup business operations in India using build, operate, transfer methodology.
Keynote Speaker
Nishith Desai is an international tax and corporate lawyer, researcher, author and lecturer. Nishith was ranked as No. 28 in a global Top 50 "Gold List" by Tax Business, a UK-based journal for the international tax community, after a worldwide survey of tax professionals who had influenced tax policies. Nishith Desai also holds licence from the State Bar of California to practice Indian law.
Nishith Desai’s practice encompasses an extensive range of tax, corporate and technology matters, with strong emphasis on private equity and venture capital funds. His other areas of practice include corporate globalisation, M&A transactions, corporate governance, e-commerce taxation, joint ventures and strategic alliances, employment and human resource laws, intellectual property rights, complex information technology and business process outsourcing (BPO) transactions.
