Doing business in Australia
ReportWhether you’re opening a business for the first time or looking to expand, Australia is one of the most attractive business locations in the world with a relatively deregulated and open economy.
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While the opportunities are significant, much of what it means to trade between the two countries is under-developed. For growth strategies to be realised, the Australian Government recommends businesses – from an outbound and inbound perspective – align themselves with those with the expertise and cultural understanding of what it means to do business between India and Australia.
Our India Practice works with clients at all stages of their Indian and Australian growth and investment journey. From existing businesses investing or operating in Australia and India, who are seeking to expand or diversify, to new entrants looking to capitalise on the opportunities each country offers. By engaging our team, you are given access to our expertise in Australia and, via our global and regional network, the expertise and experience of our Grant Thornton Indian colleagues. We collaborate with clients on all aspects of their business investment and expansion, and we have the connections required – including within Government, finance, law – for long-term sustainable success.
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