What is the step wise procedure of Foreign Remittance
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23 June 2010
Hi Friends,
Can Any one give me complete detail or procedure of Foreign Remittance step wise with complete detail. i am new with same so i need expertise guidance for my work.
Regards
Ravinder
Can Any one give me complete detail or procedure of Foreign Remittance step wise with complete detail. i am new with same so i need expertise guidance for my work.
Regards
Ravinder
23 June 2010
The revised procedure is being depicted below:
Step 1:- Remitter obtains certificate of Accountant (Form 15CB) [Form available at www.tin-nsdl.com]
Step 2:- Remitter accesses the above website and electronically uploads the remittance details in Form 15CA
Step 3:- Remitter takes a print of the filled undertaking (Form 15CA) with system generated acknowledgement number and signs it
Step 4:- The duly signed paper Form 15CA (undertaking) and Form 15CB (certificate) is then submitted in duplicate to the RBI / authorized dealer
Step 5:- RBI / authorized dealer remits the amount
Step 6:- A copy of undertaking (Form15CA) & certificate of Accountant (Form15CB) is forwarded by RBI / Authorized Dealer to the concerned Assessing Officer
Key Points
a) Electronic uploading of the Undertaking in Form No.15CA
b) System generated acknowledgement number to be quoted while filing the undertaking with the RBI/AD
c) Persons other than those authorized to sign the return of income can sign the undertaking only if authorized in writing by such person.
Step 1:- Remitter obtains certificate of Accountant (Form 15CB) [Form available at www.tin-nsdl.com]
Step 2:- Remitter accesses the above website and electronically uploads the remittance details in Form 15CA
Step 3:- Remitter takes a print of the filled undertaking (Form 15CA) with system generated acknowledgement number and signs it
Step 4:- The duly signed paper Form 15CA (undertaking) and Form 15CB (certificate) is then submitted in duplicate to the RBI / authorized dealer
Step 5:- RBI / authorized dealer remits the amount
Step 6:- A copy of undertaking (Form15CA) & certificate of Accountant (Form15CB) is forwarded by RBI / Authorized Dealer to the concerned Assessing Officer
Key Points
a) Electronic uploading of the Undertaking in Form No.15CA
b) System generated acknowledgement number to be quoted while filing the undertaking with the RBI/AD
c) Persons other than those authorized to sign the return of income can sign the undertaking only if authorized in writing by such person.
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23 June 2010
Circular No. 04/2009,New Delhi, the 29th June, 2009, F.No.142/19/2007-TPL
Government of India, Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue, (Central Board of Direct Taxes)
Subject:- Remittances to non-residents under section 195 of the Income-tax Act matters connected thereto - reg.
1. Section 195 of the Income-tax Act, 1961 mandates deduction of income tax from payments made or credit given to non-residents at the rates in force. The Reserve Bank of India has also mandated that except in the case of certain personal remittances which have been specifically exempted, no remittance shall be made to a non-resident unless a no objection certificate has been obtained from the Income Tax Department. This was modified to allow such remittances without insisting on a no objection certificate from the Income Tax Department, if the person making the remittance furnishes an undertaking (addressed to the Assessing Officer) accompanied by a certificate from an Accountant in a specified format. The certificate and undertaking are to be submitted (in duplicate) to the Reserve Bank of India / authorised dealers who in turn are required to forward a copy to the Assessing Officer concerned. The purpose of the undertaking and the certificate is to collect taxes at the stage when the remittance is made as it may not be possible to recover the tax at a later stage from non-residents.
2. There has been a substantial increase in foreign remittances, making the manual handling and tracking of certificates difficult. To monitor and track transactions in a timely manner, section 195 was amended vide Finance Act, 2008 to allow CBDT to prescribe rules for electronic filing of the undertaking. The format of the undertaking (Form 15CA) which is to be filed electronically and the format of the certificate of the Accountant (Form 15CB) have been notified vide Rule 37BB of the Income-tax Rules, 1962.
3. The revised procedure for furnishing information regarding remittances being made to non-residents w.e.f. 1st July, 2009 is as follows:-
i. The person making the payment (remitter) will obtain a certificate from an accountant* (other than employee) in Form 15CB.
ii) The remitter will then access the website to electronically upload the remittance details to the Department in Form 15CA (undertaking). The information to too be furnished in Form 15CA is to be filled using the information contained in Form 15CB (certificate).
(iii) The remitter will then take a print out of this filled up Form 15CA (which will bear an acknowledgement number generated by the system) and sign it. Form 15CA (undertaking) can be signed by the person authorised to sign the return of income of the remitter or a person so authorised by him in writing.
(iv) The duly signed Form 15CA (undertaking) and Form 15CB (certificate), will be submitted in duplicate to the Reserve Bank of India / authorized dealer. The Reserve Bank of India / authorized dealer will in turn forward a copy the certificate and undertaking to the Assessing Officer concerned.
(v) A remitter who has obtained a certificate from the Assessing Officer regarding the rate at or amount on which the tax is to be deducted is not required to obtain a certificate from the Accountant in Form 15CB. However, he is required to furnish information in Form 15CA (undertaking) and submit it along with a copy of the certificate from the Assessing Officer as per the procedure mentioned from Sl.No.(i) to (iv) above.
Government of India, Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue, (Central Board of Direct Taxes)
Subject:- Remittances to non-residents under section 195 of the Income-tax Act matters connected thereto - reg.
1. Section 195 of the Income-tax Act, 1961 mandates deduction of income tax from payments made or credit given to non-residents at the rates in force. The Reserve Bank of India has also mandated that except in the case of certain personal remittances which have been specifically exempted, no remittance shall be made to a non-resident unless a no objection certificate has been obtained from the Income Tax Department. This was modified to allow such remittances without insisting on a no objection certificate from the Income Tax Department, if the person making the remittance furnishes an undertaking (addressed to the Assessing Officer) accompanied by a certificate from an Accountant in a specified format. The certificate and undertaking are to be submitted (in duplicate) to the Reserve Bank of India / authorised dealers who in turn are required to forward a copy to the Assessing Officer concerned. The purpose of the undertaking and the certificate is to collect taxes at the stage when the remittance is made as it may not be possible to recover the tax at a later stage from non-residents.
2. There has been a substantial increase in foreign remittances, making the manual handling and tracking of certificates difficult. To monitor and track transactions in a timely manner, section 195 was amended vide Finance Act, 2008 to allow CBDT to prescribe rules for electronic filing of the undertaking. The format of the undertaking (Form 15CA) which is to be filed electronically and the format of the certificate of the Accountant (Form 15CB) have been notified vide Rule 37BB of the Income-tax Rules, 1962.
3. The revised procedure for furnishing information regarding remittances being made to non-residents w.e.f. 1st July, 2009 is as follows:-
i. The person making the payment (remitter) will obtain a certificate from an accountant* (other than employee) in Form 15CB.
ii) The remitter will then access the website to electronically upload the remittance details to the Department in Form 15CA (undertaking). The information to too be furnished in Form 15CA is to be filled using the information contained in Form 15CB (certificate).
(iii) The remitter will then take a print out of this filled up Form 15CA (which will bear an acknowledgement number generated by the system) and sign it. Form 15CA (undertaking) can be signed by the person authorised to sign the return of income of the remitter or a person so authorised by him in writing.
(iv) The duly signed Form 15CA (undertaking) and Form 15CB (certificate), will be submitted in duplicate to the Reserve Bank of India / authorized dealer. The Reserve Bank of India / authorized dealer will in turn forward a copy the certificate and undertaking to the Assessing Officer concerned.
(v) A remitter who has obtained a certificate from the Assessing Officer regarding the rate at or amount on which the tax is to be deducted is not required to obtain a certificate from the Accountant in Form 15CB. However, he is required to furnish information in Form 15CA (undertaking) and submit it along with a copy of the certificate from the Assessing Officer as per the procedure mentioned from Sl.No.(i) to (iv) above.
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