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🏢 Corporate Advisory

Strategic Legal Counsel for Businesses at Every Stage

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Practice Overview

About Our Corporate Advisory Practice

Our Corporate Advisory practice provides end-to-end legal support to companies, promoters, directors and investors across the full lifecycle of a business — from incorporation to exit. We advise on all aspects of company law, corporate governance, regulatory compliance and transactional matters under the Companies Act 2013 and allied statutes.

Why Tamvada & Associates?
  • Specialist lawyer-led practice
  • 40+ years combined experience
  • Transparent, fixed-fee billing
  • Virtual consultations available
  • NRI & cross-border expertise
  • Strict client confidentiality
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What We Handle

Scope of Our Corporate Advisory Services

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Company Incorporation & Structuring

Incorporation of private limited companies, LLPs, Section 8 companies and branches of foreign entities. Entity selection, articles of association drafting and ROC filings.

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Corporate Governance & Compliance

Board advisory, statutory compliance calendars, secretarial audits, related-party transactions, director obligations and annual compliance management.

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Shareholder Agreements & Equity Matters

Drafting and negotiating SHA, SSA, voting agreements, anti-dilution provisions, drag/tag rights and buy-sell arrangements.

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Joint Ventures & Strategic Alliances

Structuring, drafting and advising on domestic and cross-border joint venture agreements, consortium arrangements and strategic partnerships.

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Regulatory Approvals & Filings

RBI, FEMA, SEBI, CCI and sectoral regulatory approvals, filings and liaison for corporate actions, FDI and foreign investment structures.

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Corporate Restructuring & Exit

Demergers, amalgamations, buybacks, winding-up advisory and corporate restructuring under the Companies Act and IBC framework.

Frequently Asked Questions

Corporate Advisory — Questions Answered

Common questions our clients ask about corporate advisory in India. If you have a different question, book a consultation with our team.

What is the difference between a private limited company and an LLP?+
A Private Limited Company offers limited liability, enables easier equity fundraising and is preferred by investors. An LLP offers more operational flexibility, simpler compliance and different tax treatment. The right structure depends on your business model, funding plans and governance needs.
What ongoing compliance is required for a private limited company?+
Annual compliance includes filing Form AOC-4 (financials) and MGT-7 (annual return), conducting board meetings, maintaining statutory registers, filing income tax returns and audit reports. Non-compliance attracts penalties and can trigger strike-off proceedings.
What should a shareholders agreement cover?+
A well-drafted SHA should address equity ownership and vesting, board composition and voting rights, reserved matters, anti-dilution protections, information rights, transfer restrictions (ROFR/ROFO/drag/tag), exit mechanisms and dispute resolution.
Can a foreign company set up a subsidiary in India?+
Yes. A WOS can be incorporated as a private limited company subject to FDI policies, sectoral caps and FEMA regulations. The process involves name approval, DIN/DSC, ROC filing and PAN/TAN. We handle the entire process including RBI filings where required.
What is a secretarial audit and is it mandatory?+
A Secretarial Audit reviews compliance with corporate laws conducted by a Practising Company Secretary. Mandatory for listed companies, companies with paid-up capital ≥₹50cr, or turnover exceeding ₹250cr. We advise on compliance gaps and audit readiness.
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