FEMAINDIA.IN: A UNIQUE AND INNOVATIVE PORTAL

After serving the Clients through its web based products like www.takeovercode.com, www.startbizindia.in, www.llponline.in, Corporate Professionals, a leading Corporate Legal and Financial Advisory firm, today added one more feather in its cap and proudly announcing the launch of www.femaindia.in, the one stop online solution for all forex law queries and assignments.
Femaindia.in is a very first website which provides in-depth coverage on foreign exchange laws applicable in India. It is a destination for all your FEMA related needs and providing all the relevant information with a click of a mouse. With a back end support of professionals like CAs, CSs and Lawyers who are expert in this field, you can bank upon the contents of this website blindly. Whether it is advisory, audit, valuation or execution of transaction, femaindia.in is a name to be referred.

Services Offered on www.femaindia.in

· FEMA Retainership, 
· FEMA Approvals, 
· India Entry Services, 
· FEMA Advisory and Assistance, 
· FEMA Health Check up,
· Joint Venture Advisory,
· Valuation Services and
· Global Business Setup

Features of www.femaindia.in
· Legal Sphere– In legal sphere, all important foreign exchange laws are divided into acts, regulations, circulars, notifications, master circulars, FDI policies and Press Notes. This section is developed to provide the ease to the user in searching the exact provision. The circulars and notifications are further added with the provisions so that one can find in which section, the circular and notification is issued.

· Knowledge Inventory- Topic wise segregation of FEMA laws and regulations is main feature of Knowledge Inventory. You can select the topic and it provides you the related provisions on the same.

· My Section- My Section is a very unique feature on this portal. It is developed to suit the needs of the users. For example, if the user is FII, he can choose FII section and find the necessary information.

· Information Cafe- Hub of Information relating to FEMA law with the outstanding features providing FAQs, definitions, innovative calculators etc. Pick out these outstanding features as per your requirement.

· Calculators: Calculators on FDI, ODI, Setting up offices in India and Debit/ Credit in bank accounts have been provided in this website to provide you the information in most easiest way. You provide 3-4 information and it gives you instant result.

· FEMA Club: FEMA Club is discussion forum where professionals can participate in the discussions going on the topics to share their knowledge, expertise etc.

And lot of other useful and innovative features on…… www.femaindia.in

About Corporate Professionals (India) Pvt Ltd
Corporate Professionals is a group best illustrated for providing widest spectrum of corporate services at one stop. They are recognized as a destination where all paths in hunt for corporate solutions end. The group has been involved in delivering services ranging in Corporate Restructuring, Corporate Compliance and Due Diligence, Investment Banking, FEMA Advisory, Corporate Taxation, Securities Laws Advisory etc.

For further details please contact:
Direct No: +91 11 40622243
Board No: +91 11 40622200
Location: South Extension I, New Delhi, Delhi, India

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