Bank Account Opening for Indian Subsidiary
Bank Account Opening is one of the most important steps after Indian subsidiary incorporation. A current account allows the company to receive capital, collect customer payments, pay vendors, manage payroll, and conduct business transactions in India. BK & Co Auditors Salem helps Indian subsidiaries prepare the required documents and coordinate the Bank Account Opening process.
Why an Indian Subsidiary Needs a Bank Account
- To receive foreign investment from the parent company
- To make business payments in India
- To collect revenue from Indian customers
- To pay salaries, vendors, rent, and taxes
- To maintain proper accounting and audit records
Common Documents Required
- Certificate of Incorporation
- Company PAN
- MOA and AOA
- Board resolution for account opening
- KYC documents of directors and authorised signatories
- Registered office proof
Bank Account Opening Process
- Complete Indian subsidiary registration
- Prepare board resolution and KYC documents
- Submit application to the selected bank
- Complete verification and approval
- Activate account for business transactions
Related Services
Before opening a bank account, ensure the company has PAN and TAN. If the company will receive foreign investment, review FDI compliance and RBI compliance. BK & Co Auditors Salem helps with company registration, banking, tax, and compliance support.