15CA/CB certificate 15CA/CB certificate, The requirements for obtaining the 15CA and 15CB certificates vary based on the nature of the transaction and the guidelines set by the Indian tax authorities. Here are the general requirements for each certificate: Form 15CA Requirements: 1. PAN (Permanent Account Number): The person making the remittance (remitter) must… Read More »
15CA and 15CB certificate 15CA and 15CB certificate is essentially by a Chartered Accountant (CA) that verifies the tax liability related to the foreign remittance. It acts as an additional safeguard for the Income Tax Department to ensure that all taxes have been appropriately paid before the remittance is sent outside India.… Read More »
Add Form 15CA and 15CB To add Form 15CA details for Form 15CB, you can follow these steps: 1. Obtain Form 15CB: First, ensure that you have the completed Form 15CB. This form is issue by a Chartered Accountant (CA) and certifies that the remittance is in compliance with the provisions of the Income… Read More »
15CA/CB Compliance 15CA/CB compliance involves adhering to the legal obligations established by the Indian government regarding the transfer of funds from residents to non-residents. It involves the submission of Form 15CA and obtaining Form 15CB to ensure proper reporting and taxation of cross-border transactions. To achieve 15CA/CB compliance, the following steps need to be… Read More »
Income Tax Act 1961 Section 195 of the Income Tax Act, 1961 is a crucial provision for the taxation of non-residents in India. It focuses on the tax implications of payments made to non-residents, ensuring that taxes are deduct at source (TDS) on specific types of income earn by non-residents from an Indian… Read More »
Funds Taxability from Indian parents for NRI Funds taxability from Indian parents for NRI, As per the income tax rules in India, individuals residing abroad can receive money from their parents living in India without being liable for taxes, given certain conditions are met. Under the provisions of the Income Tax Act, 1961, gifts received… Read More »
