Indian startups are Reverse Flipping.
Many startups incorporate in countries like Singapore, Mauritius, the US (primarily for SaaS), or the Cayman Islands for several reasons:
- Ease of doing business
- Tax incentives
- Better funding opportunities
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SHIV DIXIT
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Yes after 2014 we face huge boost in start sector specially in business oriented policies but still indian government is too slow in terms of policy making
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