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Foreign Remittance Compliance Online | International Tax | MyeCA.in

Get expert support for remittance documentation, taxability checks, and CA certificate coordination where applicable.

Who this international tax service is for

Residents and businesses planning an overseas remittance that may require purpose-code, TCS, Form 15CA/15CB, or bank-document review.

• Category: International Tax
• Indicative timeline: 2-5 working days
• Starting scope: Starting ₹3,499 excluding GST

Form 15CA/CB guidance: Invoice or agreement readiness

Start with Invoice or agreement and compare it with Recipient details. An unclear remittance purpose, missing agreement or invoice, tax-residency gaps, or inconsistent beneficiary details can stop processing.

• Invoice or agreement
• Recipient details
• Bank advice if available
• PAN and residency details

Form 15CA/CB guidance: scope, timing, and escalation

The included outcome is A remittance-readiness note covering purpose, tax-document route, available evidence, and bank submission checklist. Outside the initial scope is Bank approval, FEMA legal opinion, valuation, transfer execution, or certification unless separately scoped.

• Share the remittance purpose, amount, currency, beneficiary country, agreement or invoice, and bank's requested document list.
• Foreign Remittance Compliance: confirm the agreed outcome and exclusions before work begins: A remittance-readiness note covering purpose, tax-document route, available evidence, and bank submission checklist.
• Foreign Remittance Compliance: check the records most likely to change the route or timing, including Invoice or agreement, Recipient details, Bank advice if available.
• Foreign Remittance Compliance: receive the agreed deliverable, unresolved-risk note, and next action; the indicative timeline is 2-5 working days.
• Delay risk: An unclear remittance purpose, missing agreement or invoice, tax-residency gaps, or inconsistent beneficiary details can stop processing.
• Escalation trigger: Escalate for related-party payments, capital-account transactions, disputed withholding, sanctions concerns, or urgent high-value transfers.

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