Foreign transfer

If X of Australia transfer to ,a Y of India ( where Y is brother of X's spouse) an amount of 25lakhs for further payment to other person.

NOT A GIFT for Y.

what are the implications?
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This discussion covers the implications of a foreign transfer from Australia to India, specifically an amount of 25 lakhs intended for onward payment and not as a gift. It highlights the necessity of registering the transfer with the RBI and using authorised channels to avoid penalties under the FEMA Act. The conversation also clarifies that such a transaction is taxable, even if it's not a gift.

It is a foreign transfer and should be registered by RBI and the transaction should be done through authorised person otherwise penalty will be imposed under FEMA Act. But if it is gift then you can transfer upto 100000 rupees but as it is no gift it should be done through authorised person
Okay will that amount will be taxable ?? in any way .
even though it is not a gift?
Yes it is taxable

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