Export of Goods and Inwaward Not come Complainces

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This discussion addresses how to manage situations where inward remittances from overseas companies are not received, often due to operational losses. It outlines the necessary steps, including assessing legal and regulatory obligations under FCRA, RBI, Customs, and banking laws. Key actions involve communicating with the foreign company, reviewing contracts, seeking legal counsel, and ensuring proper documentation for reporting non-realised export proceeds to the RBI.

Manoj kumar Mishra

Manoj kumar Mishra (Querist)
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13 March 2020 Dear Expert ,

I have a query related to inward Remittance not come from a company situated in US/UK/Dubai due to Operational Loses.
how we can handle this situation whereas FCRA applicable/RBI Compliance/Custom/Bank etc.

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MM

CA R SEETHARAMAN

CA R SEETHARAMAN (Expert)
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13 March 2020 RBI compliance of FEMA applicable.

Manoj kumar Mishra

Manoj kumar Mishra (Querist)
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04 April 2020 if payment not come what's obligations??

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Aashok Kumar Sharma

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24 July 2024 When a situation arises where inward remittances from a company in US/UK/Dubai are not received due to operational losses or other reasons, several compliance aspects need to be considered. Here’s how you can handle this situation:

1. **Assessment of Obligations**: Understand the legal and regulatory obligations under FCRA (Foreign Contribution Regulation Act), RBI guidelines, Customs regulations, and banking regulations in India.

2. **Communication**: Communicate with the company in US/UK/Dubai regarding the non-receipt of payments. Document all correspondence, including emails, letters, and any agreements related to the transaction.

3. **Legal and Contractual Remedies**: Review the contract or agreement signed with the company abroad. Determine if there are any legal remedies available under the terms of the contract for non-payment.

4. **Consult Legal Counsel**: If necessary, seek legal advice from a lawyer specializing in international trade or contract law. They can provide guidance on legal options available to recover the payment or mitigate the losses.

5. **RBI Compliance**: Ensure compliance with RBI guidelines regarding foreign exchange transactions. If the payment was for goods exported from India, follow the procedures outlined by RBI for handling non-realization of export proceeds.

6. **Documentation for RBI Reporting**: Maintain all relevant documents such as export invoices, shipping documents, and communication with the foreign company. These may be required for reporting to RBI in case of non-realization of export proceeds.

7. **Customs Obligations**: If applicable, comply with Customs regulations concerning export documentation and procedures related to non-payment or non-realization of export proceeds.

8. **FCRA Compliance**: If the transaction falls under the scope of FCRA (such as foreign contributions received by NGOs), ensure compliance with reporting requirements to FCRA authorities.

9. **Mitigation and Future Steps**: Assess the financial impact of non-receipt of payments and take necessary steps to mitigate losses. This may involve revising business strategies, negotiating with the debtor company, or seeking alternative markets.

In summary, handling non-receipt of inward remittances involves a comprehensive approach that includes legal, regulatory, and operational considerations. It’s essential to maintain documentation, communicate effectively, and seek professional advice to navigate through the compliance requirements and mitigate any financial implications.

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