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TAIPEI, Sept 1 Asia Pulse - Fueled by Taiwan's "Go South" policy and growing uncertainty in the China market, interest on the part of Taiwanese corporations when it comes to investing in India has increased vastly. Help from Taiwan's government will be vital for corporate access to India's market, forum participants said Thursday in Taipei.
There is so much the government of Taiwan can do to help corporations that are interested in - but having difficulty - investing in India, Sean Kao of the Market Intelligence Center (MIC) said in a forum that discussed boosting bilateral investments between Taiwan and India.
For Taiwanese corporations, investing in India is a problem of great complexity because there are different regulations and tax rates in 28 states and the language barrier issue, said Lin Shih-chia, Deputy Secretary-General of Taiwan-India Cooperation Council (TICC) - the forum's organizer.
"The government can be a great help (for corporations), from ...
Source: HighBeam Research, TAIWAN GOV'T HELP VITAL FOR CORPORATE ACCESS TO INDIA: FORUM.