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In India, joint venture companies incorporated here are treated how?
ASame as domestic companies
BAs banned entities
CUnder separate joint laws
DAs government departments
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Same as domestic companies
There are no separate laws for joint ventures; Indian-incorporated ones are treated like domestic companies.
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